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World

Collective rape in Cornell: prestige as protection for the aggressors?

At the American University of Cornell, students peacefully mobilize by organizing a sit-in to seek justice after a case of gang rape dating back to 2024. A girl was reportedly drugged and raped by seven comrades. The university's management took a long time to deal with the case, and some denounced the alleged protection of the attackers. For France 24, Washington correspondent Matthieu Mabin questions the gap between Cornell's prestigious image and the accusations against the university: what did she really know?

8 Oct 2026, 16:09 UTC

World

I saw nearly 500 executions, but never one like Christa Pike's.

Texan journalist Michael Graczyk has seen failed executions in his career, but never one where a convicted person survived.

5 Oct 2026, 09:57 UTC

World

Ichtyosis: "People looked at me like I was a monster" - Dockuma

Since its birth, Dakouma has been living with ichthyosis, a rare disease that causes extreme dry skin and requires daily care. But beyond physical pain, it was the eyes of others that marked his journey.

4 Oct 2026, 12:34 UTC

World

CAN 2027 Eliminaries: DR Congo sets second success against Zimbabwe

The DR Congo won against Zimbabwe (2-1) on Monday at the National Sports Stadium in Harare, for the second day of Group E counting for the CAN 2027 playoffs. Like in the face of Equatorial Guinea, the Leopards mastered their subject in front of brave warriors, notably through Yoane Wissa.

28 Sept 2026, 18:42 UTC

World

Mali: Young Africa investigates drone war · Global Voices

As on all war grounds, the drone has made a prominent place in the Malian arsenal. Whether they are of Iranian, Turkish or Russian origin, these killer devices are increasingly being used by the junta in its war against armed groups and jihadists. A policy assumed and claimed, intended to display an alleged military power. But the use of drones is also a threat to civilians. In a new and upbuilding survey, Young Africa highlights how the FAMA, the Malian army, target their own population. Details

28 Sept 2026, 15:15 UTC

Politics

Germany, Netherlands, France: the entry in the competition of new breeders

Like France with Zinédine Zidane, Germany and the Netherlands are starting their new eras with their new breeders. The two nations claimed to be in reconstruction and were fighting for the beginning of the League of Nations.

24 Sept 2026, 07:34 UTC

Politics

Are there any stakes in the Russian legislative and regional elections?

From 18 to 20 September, the Russians voted to elect their deputies, governors and municipal councillors. As always, the vote is locked. What is behind the calls for Vladimir Putin's mobilisation and the boycotts of the debates by the candidates? Decryption of a fraud that also involves propaganda.

18 Sept 2026, 16:16 UTC