War in Ukraine: left behind by the United States, Brussels reiterates its support
Gulliver Cragg, live from Kiev, analyses the situation.
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Gulliver Cragg, live from Kiev, analyses the situation.
Russian strikes on Zaporijjia, in the south-east of Ukraine, killed 15 people on Saturday, with Kiev denouncing Russia's "thank you" after the announcement of a controversial agreement between Moscow and Washington on diesel delivery.
Three years after October 7, Israel pays tribute to the victims of the attacks. Claire Duhamel, former correspondent of France 24 in Jerusalem, looks back at the events, the expectations of hostage families and the restrictions on access to Gaza that hinder the work of journalists.
Can diplomacy still prevail in Ethiopia? Sunday, a mini-summit took place in Egypt. The great rivals of Addis Ababa plead for a peaceful solution, while the war resumed after four years of truce. Jean-Claude Félix-Tchicaya deciphers for us the resumption of the war and its consequences for the region.
Two Russian drones struck on Thursday a major Kiev bridge over the Dnieper River and connecting the east and west of the city, announced the mayor, in a context of sharp intensification of the Moscow strikes on the Ukrainian capital.
The statements of Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky on the transfer of two North Korean soldiers captured in Russia to South Korea resulted in a major diplomatic incident with Seoul. South Korea blames Ukraine for not being able to remain silent on this matter, which Kiev contests. But for Seoul, this is a very sensitive issue in more than one way.
Since the beginning of the war in Ukraine, the Ukrainian arms industry has undergone a dramatic transformation. In four and a half years of conflict, the country has become one of the most advanced actors in drones alongside Russia. To the point that some manufacturers would now be able to export their production. However, Ukrainian legislation still hinders these ambitions.
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
Analysis of the issues that led to the escalation of tensions between the TPLF and the national army.
The army and the government say the risk of conflict is increasing, but we may not yet be prepared psychologically to deal with it.
An original exhibition at Memorial 14-18 Notre-Dame-de-Lorette highlights the forgotten presence of dogs and cats among fighters during the First World War. Through photographs, it shows the role these pets played in the trenches.
The last straight line of the Midterm campaign has begun! Strategy, candidates, polls... Every week, France 24 takes stock of what to remember. The Republicans, in difficulty in the polls, rely on their war treasure to go back to the tightest races with millions of dollars in advertising expenses.
The CIA reportedly warned several countries that Russia would prepare to launch hybrid operations from the Mediterranean Sea. Is the risk real or is it an informational war operation?
A Russian drone hit a building in the centre of the capital, on Friday morning, 25 September, killing a child, while another attack killed one in the Odessa area, the Ukrainian authorities announced. According to police, a 14-year-old boy was killed and at least seven others were injured in a Russian drone attack on a 16-storey residential building in Kiev. The explanations of Gulliver Cragg, correspondent France 24 in Kiev.
Beijing could pressure Tehran to resume negotiations, but analysts believe it is unlikely that it will stop buying Iranian oil.
In Ukraine, seven people were killed on Thursday, 24 September, and ten others were injured in a Russian drone attack on a farm in Kharkiv, in a north-eastern part of the country. The day before, the Ukrainian President denounced Vladimir Putin's "insanity", questioning the usefulness and effectiveness of the UN General Assembly. The details of Gulliver Cragg, correspondent France 24 in Kiev and Axel May, international columnist in France 24.
Kiev was once again the target of Russian missiles on Thursday. President Zelensky deplores the death of at least two people and states that "civil infrastructure, housing buildings, maternity, energy facilities and logistical infrastructure" have been affected. Prime Minister Koretsky reported six deaths in a Russian drone attack on a farm in the Kharkiv area.
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky addressed the UN General Assembly in New York on Wednesday. "This ridiculous and senseless war against Ukraine must stop," he said. "Ukraine has not chosen this war".
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky addressed the rostrum of the UN General Assembly on Wednesday to call for the end of the war in Ukraine. Describing the murderous "foliation" of Russian President Vladimir Putin, he called on his allies to maintain sanctions against Moscow.