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In India, Cyclone Arnab, accompanied by strong winds and torrential rains on Wednesday, 28 October, began to weaken after sweeping the southeastern coast of India, where it killed three people. Rafts over 150 km/h were recorded in the south-east of the country.
Composer and percussionist, Abraham Mansfarroll presents an album that weaves a musical bridge between Cuba and Africa. Through rhythms and sounds, he explores a transatlantic history marked by the deportation of Africans enslaved to Cuba and the transmission of their cultural heritage. A meeting around percussion, memory and ties that continue to unite the two shores of the Atlantic.
On Sunday, Indian justice ordered the release of the leaders of the "cafard" movement arrested the day before a demonstration largely repressed against the revision of the electoral lists, which the organizers called to continue the protest on the street.
At least 12 people, including four Saudi nationals, two Bangladeshi, one American, one Egyptian, one Argentinean, one Syrian, one Palestinian and one Sudanese, were killed and 309 wounded on Saturday in the attack on Riyadh airport. The Saudi-led military coalition accused the Yemeni Houthis of being responsible.
French astronaut Sophie Adenot told Cologne, Germany, on Saturday that she had passed through "all human emotions" during her eight months in space, an experience that was so physically challenging since her return to Earth, she said during her first public appearance.
An earthquake of magnitude 7.7 hit Panama on Friday, causing the collapse of buildings and roads, mainly in the centre of the country. The authorities report at least 27 injuries, according to the latest public report.
New Russian missile strikes hit Ukraine: in Prylouky, a building was hit, killing 18 people. A new murderous attack on a residential area, told by Ludovic de Foucaud.
Rape and "systematic" sexual violence, according to a report by the Israeli Civil Commission. On stage, Céline Bardet, a lawyer and international investigator, looks back at the investigations into the crimes committed during the October 7 attacks.
In Abidjan, a young music lover sets out to save the old vinyl from African music. He finds them, restores them and preserves them to revive the music of the continent, sometimes forgotten and unvalued.
A Russian air attack killed two people in Kiv after a residential building was hit, said the Ukrainian capital authorities on Telegram on Friday. Yesterday, the south bridge over the Dnieper was also targeted, causing fires in the capital. Follow our direct.
On 25 September 2025, young Malagasy people went down the street to demand water and electricity first. Social anger became a political challenge, until Andry Rajoelina left and the military came to power. A year later, what really changed? Some former protesters speak of progress, others say they are betrayed. Expectations remain strong on essential services, freedoms, justice for victims and exiting the transition. Has Gen Z succeeded in transforming its revolt into a lasting political change?
Originally, this part of the vagina was a symbol of fertility, but later it was perceived as something dangerous, shameful and to hide.
The video of a visit to a shopping centre allegedly filmed in France unworthy of far-right Internet users: it would show a clientele mostly composed of foreigners. However, this video was shot in Algeria.
Between candles, rosaries and other medals, souvenir merchants rub their hands on the occasion of Leon XIV's visit. The Catholic Church has officially given its instructions: make Made in France products
On the night of Monday, 21 September, Russian strikes killed at least four people in Dnipro, a major city in eastern central Ukraine. One night bombardment while President Volodymyr Zelensky is in New York to try to relaunch the peace negotiations at the UN General Assembly.
