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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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Epstein case: understanding the scandal that has shaken the world elite
On January 30, 2026, the US Department of Justice published 3 million documents: photos, videos, e-mails, SMS, judicial documents... All related to a man: Jeffrey Epstein. Since then, media around the world have investigated the Epstein files and revealed the breadth of the network and its personalities. Eight months later, what do these revelations reveal about the functioning of Jeffrey Epstein's network? Our journalist Samia Metheni plunged into the documents and analyzes in this video what they teach us about the sexual predator network.
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Journalist Moussa Kaka "live and detained" in Niger, according to RSF
Journalist Moussa Kaka was reportedly arrested by the Niger authorities. Reporters Without Borders claims that he is "live and detained". Our guest, Sadibou Marong, director of RSF's West Africa office, provided an update on his situation and the steps taken to secure his release.
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Attacks of October 7: our reporter tells the first days in the field
Our reporter Pauline Godart was among the first journalists to visit the Nova festival site after Hamas attacks of October 7, 2023. Three years later, she returns to what she discovered on the spot and tells the first days on the spot.
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Three years after October 7th, a trauma still alive in Israel
Hamas attacks of October 7 killed nearly 1,200 people and deeply marked Israel. Our guest, Yshay Dan Jaoui, uncle of Ofer Kalderon, looks back at this trauma still alive. The former Franco-Israeli hostage was released on 1 February 2025, after more than fifteen months of captivity.
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Presidential in Brazil: "Lula doesn't admit defeated" before the second round
Our correspondent in Brazil is taking stock of the first round of the presidential election that saw Flavio Bolsonaro lie the polls and lead Lula.
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Vincent Cassel: "There are things that are good for your career and others that you like: always do the second."
The emblematic French actor, at the doors of the '60s and immersed in the shooting of the new season of' The White Lotus', gets into the skin of Notre-Dame's hump in the film 'Quasimodo'
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In Brazil, the business of goodies before the presidential election
In #Brazil, the electoral campaign is in full swing. Nearly 159 million voters are called to the polls to elect their deputies, their senators, but above all their president. If the vote is secret, the colours and faces of the candidates are displayed everywhere on the streets, even on goodies and derivatives. A real trade has developed. Our correspondent Fanny Lothaire went to the markets in Rio to discover this phenomenon.
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"Poilus", an exhibition to pay tribute to the unknown role of dogs and cats in trenches
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.
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Lion XIV arrives in France and warns about IA and euthanasia in his first speech to Macron
An apostolic, historical and political visit. Pope Leo XIV arrived in France on 25 September, on the first visit of a Pontiff to that country in 18 years. The leading leader of the Catholic Church met with the President of France, Emmanuel Macron, at the Elyseum Palace, where he delivered a speech in French expressing his concern for assisted death and alerting to the dangers of artificial intelligence. Then he went to Notre-Dame in his papamovil and, on the way, he took a mass bath.
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Leo XIV: Relive Vespers at Notre-Dame Cathedral in Paris
Léon XIV greeted Friday the "splendour" of Notre-Dame de Paris, restored after the devastating fire of 2019, assuring that "the heart of a people" was beating in this place. He was the first pope to visit the cathedral since its reopening in late 2024.
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Leo XIV in Paris: A look at the vespers evening prayer at Notre-Dame
On Friday, Pope Leo XIV praised the "splendor" of Notre-Dame de Paris, which has been restored following the devastating fire of 2019, saying "the heart of a people" beats within this place. He is the first pope to visit the cathedral since its reopening in 2024.
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Pope's visit to France, UN General Assembly and Xi Jinping in Washington
Pope Leo XIV arrived in France this morning. After the joy in the streets of Paris this afternoon and the fervor at Notre-Dame for vespers, he is expected tonight at the Stade de France for a great vigil. This week was also marked by the UN General Assembly in New York, where world leaders addressed major international issues. Finally, Xi Jinping is about to leave the United States after three days of visit, described as "very positive" by D. Trump.
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End of the Vespers of Pope Leo XIV: Meeting with the Mayor of Paris in front of Notre-Dame
After presiding over the Vespers on Friday 25 September at Notre-Dame Cathedral in Paris, Pope Leo XIV met the Mayor of Paris, Emmanuel Grégoire, before closing his first day of visit at the Stade de France tonight.
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Leo XIV in France: what to remember from the Pope's homily at Notre-Dame?
The first pope to visit Notre-Dame de Paris since its reopening at the end of 2024, Léon XIV greeted Friday 25 September the "splendeur" of the restored building after the devastating fire of 2019 and the "excellence" of French know-how. The faithful attended his homily fervently, the thousands of people present on the court were greatly concentrated at the ceremony. The details of Natalia Mendoza, journalist in France 24.
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Léon XIV in France: first papal visit to Notre-Dame de Paris since its reopening
Pope Leo XIV arrived Friday, September 25 in the afternoon on the square of Notre-Dame Cathedral in Paris, acclaimed by thousands of people, to celebrate Vespers for an audience of clergymen, deacons and seminarians. The explanations of Natalia Mendoza, correspondent for France 24.
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Leo XIV in France: the pontiff celebrates Vespers at Notre-Dame de Paris
The pontiff was greeted by the Archbishop of Paris Laurent Ulrich at the gates of the cathedral in the afternoon of Friday 25 September. Only one third of the participants were able to enter the cathedral with a limited capacity, the others following the office from the court. Once in the cathedral, the pope presided over vespers, traditionally celebrated in the late afternoon or early evening. The details of Florence Gaillard, journalist in France 24.
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Pope Leo XIV rides through Paris in the popemobile to Notre-Dame
Watch our special FRANCE 24 coverage of Pope Leo XIV's visit to Paris as the pontiff travelled through the French capital in the popemobile on his way to Notre-Dame Cathedral, where our journalist Claire Paccalin was reporting live. During the special edition, Father Michael Baggot, professor of theology, also analysed the images and explained why Pope Leo XIV has made transhumanism and the ethical challenges of artificial intelligence a recurring theme of his pontificate.
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Pope Leo XIV leads Vespers at Notre-Dame Cathedral in Paris
Watch our special FRANCE 24 edition as Pope Leo XIV leads Vespers at Notre-Dame Cathedral on September 25 during his visit to Paris. Our journalists followed the event live from outside the cathedral, while guests joined us to analyse the significance of this key moment in the pontiff's four-day visit to France.
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Visit of Leo XIV to France: Pope leaves UNESCO in Papamobile
After his speech at UNESCO on Friday 25 September, Pope Leo XIV heads to Notre-Dame Cathedral in Paris in the famous 2.5-kilometre papamobile to meet the faithful who await him.