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What the market needs to branch out beyond AI stocks. Plus, a win for CrowdStrike
Every weekday, the Investing Club releases the Homestretch; an actionable afternoon update just in time for the last hour of trading.
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The richest man in Africa contributes to the financing of a $660 million pipeline linking Ethiopia to Djibouti
This pipeline would enhance the energy security of Ethiopia, a landlocked country, while creating jobs in the port of Djibouti.
Business
Here are the 4 big things we're watching in the stock market in the week ahead
Both sides of the Fed's dual mandate are in focus. Plus, Micron reports and Eli Lilly delivers updates on its obesity pipeline.
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More than 260 climate mobilizations across France
Marches, rallies and citizen actions are organised this Saturday throughout France to demand emergency measures in the face of climate change. To talk about it, France 24 guest is Margot Jaymond, advocate for Amnesty International France.
World
"The biggest lie of the century": at the UN, Netanyahu rejects accusations of genocide
Benjamin Netanyahu, faced with growing isolation on the international scene and engaged in a difficult electoral campaign, strongly denounced on Thursday the criticisms against Israel. A statement as international condemnations, including that of Emmanuel Macron, multiplied in the face of violence against Palestinians in the occupied West Bank.
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The president of Plus Ultra denounces to the judge that SEPI demanded him to give up control of the company that has 51% of the airline
Sources close to the negotiation between Martínez Sola and public society point out that the company acted in defence of the reputation and viability of the company because its most responsible were of course pointed out money laundering
Entertainment
‘Sesame Street’ Movie Set at Netflix, Plus ‘Gabby’s Dollhouse’ Spinoff and ‘KPop Demon Hunters’ Game
After kids and family content brought Netflix 15% of its viewership in the first half of 2026, the streamer is doubling down on its children’s slate. Netflix announced several family-oriented projects on Thursday, beginning with “Sesame Street,” which it began streaming last year. A new “Sesame Street” film is in development, produced by Sesame Workshop […]
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DRC – Rwanda: the impasse persists, according to Evariste Ndayishimiye, President of Burundi
Burundian President Évariste Ndayishimiye believes, in an interview granted to France 24, that the situation remains in a deadlock between Kinshasa and Kigali. More than six months after the agreements signed in Washington between the DRC and Rwanda, he deplored the lack of withdrawal of Rwandan troops.
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Ethiopia: More than 272 rebels killed in 48 hours according to Ethiopian Federal Army
A new conflict seems to be taking shape in Ethiopia where the Tigray authorities call themselves a "total war" against the Ethiopian government. After 4 years of ceasefire, fighting has resumed in several areas: a total of 272 rebels were killed and 260 wounded in fighting in the north of the country, the Ethiopian Federal Army announced on Thursday 24 September.
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Leo XIV: A more political pope?
Pope Leo XIV begins on Friday a four-day visit to France, placed under high security and rhythmic by several great religious celebrations. After a first stage in Paris, where he will be welcomed by Emmanuel Macron, the pontiff will go to Lourdes and then Metz. A shift marked by several sensitive issues, including sexual violence within the Church, issues related to artificial intelligence and the issue of peace in Europe.
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United States: more than 470 Haitian nationals expelled in three months
The US once again tightens the immigration screw. Since July, more than 470 Haitian nationals have been expelled from the United States, finding themselves in a country where their lives and security are now threatened. The details of Léa Hurel, France 24 correspondent in Bogota.
Politics
In Russia, a Duma more warrior and more servile than ever?
Nothing new after the Russian parliamentary elections that ended on Sunday? The largely anticipated success of Russia united, Vladimir Putin's party, is not the only teaching of this election. It is also an increasingly warlike Duma that is emerging, while the spectre of a reinforced military mobilization is hovering.
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Mali: More than 100 soldiers killed, new situation in the attack on the Dioura camp
More than 100 soldiers killed in Mali, again reported in an attack last week in Dioura in the centre of the country. A previous assessment showed 50 deaths.
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Why does the richest man in Africa want to sell part of his empire?
The billionaire businessman Aliko Dangote launched the largest stock market introduction ever made on the continent, by contributing his oil refining company to the Nigerian Stock Exchange. So what do we know about this 69-year-old entrepreneur and his promise to help ensure greater prosperity and economic independence for Africans?
Business
What it will take for us to buy the dip in DuPont. Plus, profit-taking hits cyber stocks
Every weekday, the Investing Club releases the Homestretch; an actionable afternoon update just in time for the last hour of trading.
Politics
Cameroon: The scourge of femicides, more than sixty cases recorded since the beginning of the year
In Cameroon, August 2026 was particularly murderous for women. Eight femicides in eight days. In addition to the 60 cases already recorded since the beginning of the year. Last June, the government set up warning lines to report gender-based violence, although complaints of domestic violence rarely lead to a conviction.
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South Sudan: More than half of the food-insecure population
In South Sudan, the food crisis is worsening. Nearly 7.8 million people, or more than half of the population, face acute food insecurity. The growing El Niño climate phenomenon could further exacerbate the situation by increasing the risk of drought and flooding in several regions of East Africa.
World
The 11 most important images of the year
What do monks in prayer have in common, a parade with a big rat and the Milky Way? They were all taken in incredible ways in 2025.
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More than 20 children killed in a school fire in the Democratic Republic of the Congo
According to the authorities, a hustle and bustle occurred while people were trying to escape the fire that ravaged two schools in Bukavu, a rebel-controlled eastern city.
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Africa's richest man launches the continent's largest stock sale
Nigerian billionaire Aliko Dangote says he wants ordinary people to benefit from the success of his oil refinery.