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Two months after delivering combat helicopters and fighter aircraft to Niger, Algeria is now preparing to deploy troops there. This member country of the Alliance of Sahel States (AES) shares with Algeria a border of about 956 kilometres.
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The Algerian Parliament approved on Sunday the sending of soldiers to Niger. A radical change in doctrine for this non-interventionist country that has not sent troops abroad since 1973. Economic, security and diplomatic issues explain in part this shift. Analysis.
One study showed that every day people refrain from speaking about 350 words. What are the causes of this phenomenon? Scientist Matthias Mehl discussed this with BBC Special Correspondent Katty Kay.
Throughout the world, conflicts are raging, and cultural monuments are destroyed. These people are fighting against this.
Paris denounced on Wednesday an Iranian "disinformation campaign" about the current high school movement. The Iranian ambassador was even summoned to the Quai d'Orsay. The Iranian media and officials are critical of the French response to the protests. A Tehran offensive that is not without ulterior thoughts.
Wicknell Chivayo divided the opinions of his lifetime and continued to do so after his death.
On Monday, the Yemeni government, supported by Saudi Arabia, claimed to have carried out hundreds of strikes against Houthis positions following the announcement of an offensive to recapture the entire country to these pro-Iranian fighters. Explainatiosn by Julien Chehida, international columnist France 24.
The issue of anti-Semitism hit the presidential campaign, with Mediapart's revelations about Jordan Bardella's past writings. Was the demonization of the extreme French right just a decoy? Why this persistence of anti-Semitism within a part of the French political class and society? Historian Vincent Duclert, author of "The philosophy against anti-Semitism" (PUF editions), was the Invity of Au Coeur de l'Info.
In September, oil exports from the Gulf region reached levels almost similar to those before the start of the American-Israeli war against Iran. U.S. President Donald Trump promised a price drop as soon as the Iranian threat to the Strait of Ormuz would no longer have as much effect on oil flows. That's not what's going on.
JNIM has progressively reduced the visible links with Al-Qaeda by changing its brand image, media practices and messages; The last appearance of Al-Qaeda's brand image in its propaganda dates back to late 2024.
About 2 billion cups of coffee are consumed every day in the world, and its effects can vary from person to person.
Many Christian personalities, on platforms ranging from TikTok to podcasts to publishing, have begun to debate the possibility that artificial intelligence may be a catalyst for the destruction of the world.
For the first time in 130 years of the history of the modern Olympic Games, an Olympic event will take place on the African continent. With the Dakar 2026 Olympics, Senegal will host the first Olympic sporting event in Africa.
In a context of a historic slowdown in the luxury sector, LVMH has seen its sales drop in recent months in China. The disappointing results can be explained by a decline in consumer purchasing power but also by a recent "bad buzz" caused by a legal battle with a local tea brand.
The excommunication of the Priestly Fraternity of St. Pius X places Pope Leo XIV in the face of a delicate equation in France, where this fundamentalist community is well established, with a hundred places of worship and a network of schools out of contract. The members of the Fraternity are waiting for firm positions on euthanasia and abortion.
Why did Zeus punish men when Prometheus disobeyed? And what role does hope play in all this? We tell you the story behind this myth.
In France, fuel prices continue to rise. Gas oil has now exceeded an average of 2.40 euros per litre. What really makes the bill go up? We're dismantling the price of a litre of fuel to figure out where our money goes and what the state could actually do to lower the mark.
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?
A new literary festival was created in Paris. From 25 to 27 September 2026, mesh invests the Golden Gate Palace with an ambition: to circulate stories and forms, and to give to hear a plurality of voices around migration, exile, memory and identities. Novels, poetry, comics, music, performances and workshops are on the agenda of this first edition, which welcomes Mohamed Mbougar Sarr as guest of honour. Why create a new literary festival today? What is the place for African and diasporic literature? And that if
