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While aquaculture is booming in France, the debate is raging. Its supporters see it as a solution to combat overfishing and meet the growing demand of consumers. A glamour, according to his critics, which denounces polluting activity and contributes to the food insecurity of the poorest countries. In question, the feeding of these farmed fish, fed with flour and oil from wild fish.
New Delhi accused of silencing dissent as satirical content and online critiques are removed under new rules.
Sebastien Pocognoli has much to ponder before next month's Nations League group-stage finale after a bruising home defeat by Slovenia.
Brighton & Hove City Council says the motion is not compatible with its inclusion commitments.
Faced with the violence of criminal gangs throughout the territory, Haiti's electoral authorities announced Tuesday reporter sine die the presidential and legislative elections that should have taken place in December.
Erin Ogunkeye is pleased to welcome Letta Tayler, Senior Counterterrorism Advisor at Human Rights Watch. She warns of the detention of suspected Islamic State members transferred from northeast Syria to Iraq as part of a much wider "global detention crisis". The men and boys now held in Iraq are living in 'dire' conditions, including deaths from illness, allegations of torture, and serious questions surrounding access to effective legal representation. Can accountability be achieved through legal proceedings that respect the rule of law and provide genuine justice to both detainees and victims
Ukrainians are turning to weeds for sustenance in a town where bodies are reportedly eaten by feral dogs.
France face Belgium this Monday in the fourth and last Nations League game this international break. Les Bleus already beat Belgium on September 28 in Matchday 2 (1-0).
Ireland manager says 'disciplinary committee will look at' allegations Israel player spat at one of his coaching staff.
World number two Luke Humphries clinched his spot in the final of the World Grand Prix with a 5-3 victory over James Wade where he will face Gerwyn Price after his 5-2 win over Nathan Aspinall.
Since it expanded, the protest movement of high school students has been rhythmic by many overflows. In reaction, the police presence appears to be massive, and several demonstrators report acts of violence. A tense climate, fuelled by the assimilation of the movement to "urban violence", according to expert Olivier Cahn.
In the face of the heatwaves that are intensifying, we are not all equal in the face of the heat. This episode addresses at the same time the crisis of "coffee houses" and the summer energy precariousness that hit the popular neighborhoods in France hard.
French teenagers on Tuesday set fire to rubbish bins and threw projectiles at police who responded with batons and tear gas, as pupils kept up blockades and protests at hundreds of high schools, demanding better conditions. The movement in the lycees, attended by students aged 15 to 18 for their final three years of secondary education in France, has angered the government.
India defeated Sri Lanka by 124 runs in the semifinal to book their spot in a first-ever games clash with Pakistan.
The Trump administration says the tariffs respond to countries failing to effectively ban the trade of goods produced using forced labor practices.
In the last ten years, South Korea has established itself as a powerhouse of beauty and cosmetics. But, behind the innovative creams, serums, and treatments that have allowed so-called K-beauty to conquer the world, Korean society has also felt the impacts, and people now face rising social pressure to conform to new beauty standards. France 24’s Christina Yoon, Mélodie Sforza and Jan Camezind Broomby sent this report from Seoul.
The lawsuit appears to be the first publicly reported case seeking to hold an AI developer liable for an incident caused by rogue systems.
Press coverage of a student demonstration against the Iranian regime in Tehran, despite the ongoing repression. The appointment of Fatima Ezzahra El-Mansouri as Prime Minister of Morocco after the victory of her party in legislative elections. The shock wave, in France, after revelations on anti-Semitic words attributed to Jordan Bardella. And the reading of the English novel "Jane Eyre" on the program of Chinese schoolchildren.
Saracens are facing fines from Prem Rugby for director of rugby Brendan Venter's failure to fulfil media commitments.
Tourists face legal action over turtle-riding video in Oman
