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Is sun exposure beneficial to our health?
Some people only need a few minutes of sunshine a day in summer, while others require a lot more.
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High school mobilization: Does the police have all the rights?
Juliette Beigelman, co-responsible committee for children's rights at the Syndicat Avocats de France, is our guest.
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Ukraine: "Busification", illegal recruitment of men into the army, creates tension
Men forcibly boarded in the street and sent to fight on the Ukrainian front while they should be dispensed: videos showing such irregularities are multiplying and fuelling tensions between the authorities responsible for mobilization and certain sectors of Ukrainian society. It also raises questions about the monitoring and implementation of military recruitment.
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Could Christa Pike be executed again, and by what method?
The murderous Christa Pike survived the lethal injection, raising questions about the possibility that Tennessee might try its luck again.
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Artificial intelligence challenges humanity: Europe must keep control over AI
Artificial intelligence is developing and promises to revolutionize our daily lives. It raises both opportunities and concerns, especially when we listen to the statements of the sector's giants.
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Who is Anne Carson, Nobel Prize winner in literature?
Anglophone Canadian Anne Carson won the Nobel Prize in Literature. A specialist in ancient Greek, poetess and university is known for combining scholarship and literature. "She is one of these academics who bring their knowledge to everyone's attention and play in novels that are within everyone's reach," explains Alexis Brocas, editor-in-chief of Lire Magazine, guest of France 24. This approach is particularly similar to that of Umberto Eco.
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Student mobilization: "we want concrete measures" without political recovery
Romane Groisard, representative of the UPEC student union in Commune and student in Créteil, is the guest of France 24 for this act IV of student mobilization. Students joined high school students, with some teachers, to demand concrete measures. She denounces the absence of the minister's replies and also refers to the presence of unsolicited France at their meeting, while stressing the need to avoid any political recovery.
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Space: Sophie Adenot soon back on Earth
After eight months aboard the International Space Station, Sophie Adenot is about to return to Earth. French astronaut left the ISS on Wednesday aboard the SpaceX Dragon capsule and is due to land this Thursday, October 8 off California, after about 27 hours of travel. She spent 235 days in space, a record for a European astronaut.
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Madagascar: France offers drones to Malagasy army
Catherine Vautrin, French Army Minister, was on Tuesday in Madagascar for a few hours' visit. She announced a donation of drones to the Malagasy army, while the Great Island has come closer to Moscow since the military came to power a year ago. Aurélie Kouman's correspondence.
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"She had already understood everything": 20 years after her murder, Anna Politkovskaya refuses to remain silent
Recognized as a specialist in the crimes committed by the Russian authorities in Chechnya and an ardent critic of Vladimir Putin, Anna Politkovskaya was shot dead in the lobby of her building in Moscow on 7 October 2006. Twenty years later, his publisher in France, Jean-François Bouthors, gave him the floor in a punched novel where the journalist's spirit came back to haunt the Russian president.
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Eva Sas: "The authorities have tried to break the high school movement"
Eva Sas, Member of Parliament for the Ecologist and Social Group, reacts to the mobilization of high school students. She believes that "the demands are legitimate" but she also says she is "affected by the security response and police violence that must be denounced". For Eva Sas, the criminalization of public services is the result of Emmanuel Macron's policy and "tax gifts to the richest".
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World 2026: Did Fifa promote the qualification of DR Congo?
According to a World investigation, Fifa ignored a recommendation of its lawyers and its own code of discipline by not sanctioning DR Congo, after the alignment of an ineligible player during the African dams and then intercontinental for the World 2026.
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Mobilisation des lycées : Is France spending enough for its students?
Degraded buildings, overcrowded classes, absent teachers: high school students mobilized this Tuesday denounce a lack of resources. Yet France spends a lot on its high schools.
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Dena Mwana: she sings gospel around the world
A gospel singer of Congolese origin, Dena Mwana places her faith at the heart of her music. She inspires thousands of people, some of whom tell her how her songs accompany them in difficult times. To celebrate her 15 years of career, she is in concert on October 25 at the Zenith in Paris.
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The Rai celebrates its 40th anniversary in France
France 24 received Naïma Huber-Yahi, a historian specializing in Maghreb immigration to France, on Sunday. She wrote and performed the show "I Was Once the Rai" for the 40th anniversary of the Festival de Rai de Bobigny.
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African armies soon in Gaza?
It has no timetable or mandate but has a name: the Gaza International Stabilization Force. Out of Donald Trump's head, this force is supposed to deploy in the enclave to stabilize Gaza. Several African countries expressed their readiness to participate. This is the case for Morocco, Uganda and the Somaliland separatist Republic. Burundi is also considering joining the movement. The details of our journalist Ludovic de Foucaud.
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Gaza International Stabilization Force: African countries ready to send troops
It has no timetable or mandate. But it already has a name: the Gaza International Stabilization Force. Designed by Donald Trump, this force is supposed to deploy to the Palestinian enclave to stabilize the situation. Several African countries say they are ready to participate: Morocco, Uganda, but also the separatist republic of Somaliland. Burundi, for its part, is also considering joining this movement.
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Monroe: "Singing before the pope is once in a lifetime!"
She is one of the few artists who sang in front of Pope Leo XIV during the great prayer vigil at the Stade de France on Friday, September 25. At only 18 years old, Monroe, prodigy of the lyrical song, astonished by her maturity. The young soprano was first revealed to the general public by Prodiges, on France Télévisions, before being chosen to represent France on Eurovision 2026. She began a new chapter in her career with a tour of cathedrals and churches.
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Iranian lawyer Nasrin Sotoudeh receives Vaclav Havel Human Rights Award
Activist against the death penalty and the mandatory veil for women in Iran, lawyer Nasrin Sotoudeh was awarded the Council of Europe Vaclav Havel Prize on Monday. She is the first Iranian woman to win this award.