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Once again, the far right is thwarting the prognosis in Brazil. Flavio Bolsonaro turns in front of the outgoing president, Lula, in difficulty at the time of running for a fourth term. To talk about it, our guest: Lamia Oualalou, Latin American specialist, former correspondent in Brazil, author of "Jesus loves you! The evangelical leap" to the Cerf editions.
Between the historical deterioration of its debt, an uncertain fiscal trajectory and a rise in social grunt, France is concerned about the markets and the international economic press. To describe this defiance, the Rexecode Institute proposed the acronym "Frogs", with reference to the sobriquet of "grenouilles" which the British affront us.
Once again, the far right is thwarting the prognosis in Brazil. Flavio Bolsonaro turns in front of the outgoing president, Lula, in difficulty at the time of running for a fourth term. To talk about it, our guest: Lamia Oualalou, Latin American specialist, former correspondent in Brazil, author of "Jesus loves you! The evangelical leap" to the Cerf editions.
Understanding how young Europeans integrate into France: this is the aim of the new ENTR format, the European media for 18-34 year olds. For this, Tiffany Fillon and Élise Gallé-Tessonneau meet young people who have decided to settle in France, to taste with them dishes from their countries of origin.
Who in Morocco or Senegal will be champion of Africa? After the hearing before the Arbitral Tribunal for Sport, supporters of the Lions of the Atlas and those of the Teranga now await the decision on the final of CAN 2025, won on the ground by the Senegalese and then on the green carpet by the Moroccans.
The high school mobilization continues this Thursday with an "Act IV" and is growing, with new institutions mobilized across France. The high school students continue to bring their demands, ask to be heard, while the meeting with the government Wednesday night did not satisfy. To take stock of the situation, Johan Bodin, journalist of FRANCE 24, is live since the Lycée Turgot, in the 3rd arrondissement of Paris. In particular, he questions Ethan, a student in BTS, about the demands and program of the day's demonstration.
Ten years that La Place is vibrating Paris at the pace of hip-hop. Under the Canopée des Halles, this establishment established itself as one of the capital's hip-hop high places, at the crossroads of rap, dance, visual arts and debate. To celebrate this anniversary, more than fifty artists succeed each other during ten days of festival. Nina Masson received Julien Cholewa, director and programmer of La Place, and Vicky R, rapper, composer and Gabonese producer.
It was a Mediterranean or "medican" hurricane that hit Barcelona and killed at least 2 people. Mediterranean episodes become more frequent and intense each year as global warming increases. For the first time a climate pre-COP is held this week in Fiji. The island country is threatened by rising waters.
A gospel singer of Congolese origin, Dena Mwana places her faith at the heart of her music. She inspires thousands of people, some of whom tell her how her songs accompany them in difficult times. To celebrate her 15 years of career, she is in concert on October 25 at the Zenith in Paris.
To vote in the 27 October parliamentary elections, Israelis living abroad have no choice but to go to Israel. With the price of the plane tickets that explodes, some sacrifice holidays, trips and family reunions to participate in an election that they consider decisive for the future of the country. Testimonies of Israelis living in Paris.
Back to the Christa Pike controversy in the United States. Christa Pike, by the name of this woman whose attempted execution in Tennessee has revived the debate on the death penalty in the United States. Two missed shots for a hospital stay, she's in critical condition. To talk about it, our guest: Sandrine Ageorges-Skinner, spokesperson for Ensemble against the Death Penalty.
Waiting for a full stage to crack for his first home coach as a team player in France, "Zizou" was back in Italy, against whom he had finished his player career in 2006. Despite Michael Olise's splendid free kick, the French were quickly caught by the Italians.
Does artificial intelligence threaten the human species over a decade? The prophesying of an Anthropic resigning employee triggered a wind of panic among American tech giants. Angoisse sincere or simple economic calculation? To talk about it, our guest: Michel Lévy-Provence, digital entrepreneur and founder of Qapten.com.
In Paris from Wednesday for an economic forum, Javier Milei is looking for new investors for Argentina, while growth remains fragile and poverty is rising again. For researcher Jean-Jacques Kurliandsky, the president of the extreme right of Argentina comes mainly "to push doors that remain open to him in Europe".
For the third day in a row, many students at the Paul Éluard High School blocked their school on Tuesday, the day the public service was mobilized. After the clashes of the previous day with the law enforcement forces, high school students and professionals mostly recount their daily lives: overloaded classes, absent teachers, degraded buildings – and a deep sense of abandonment.
On the last day of his visit to France, Pope Leo XIV travels Monday to Metz, in particular to celebrate the European construction as a source of peace. French President Emmanuel Macron will attend Mass at Saint-Étienne Cathedral.
For the first time the National Rally succeeded in forming a group in the upper house of Parliament. The analysis of Damien Lecomte, Doctor of Political Science.
The Pope's visit to Paris highlights issues of governance, celebration and equality between women and men in the Church. To talk about it, France 24 received Father François Euvé, Jesuit priest director of the magazine Etudes, and Constance Colonna Cesari, journalist specializing in the papacy.
Pope Leo XIV celebrates a solemn mass in the open air Place de la Concorde, in front of an immense crowd gathered also on the Champs Elysees and Avenue de la Grande-Armée. To comment on this highlight of his visit to France, our journalists Marie Schuster and Florence Gaillard are on site, accompanied on stage by Father François Euvé, Jesuit priest and director of the magazine Etudes, as well as Constance Colonna Cesari, journalist specializing in the papacy.
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.
