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A look at the highlights of the week's news and his most striking images: the blockades and demonstrations of high school students in France, the spationaut Sophie Adenot who returned to Earth after eight months on board the International Space Station, and the commemorations of October 7, three years after Hamas' attacks in Israel.
This technology, which was nearly 250 years old, experienced an unexpected revival of interest in the context of the current war between Russia and Ukraine. How do Ukraine and Russia try to use balloons in fighting?
French astronaut Sophie Adenot went through "all human emotions, from the most joyful to the most difficult" during her eight months in space, she said during her first public appearance on land on Saturday in Cologne, Germany.
Thousands of moving reunions took place on Thursday when the American carrier Abraham Lincoln returned to the United States, after several months of deployment to the Middle East marked by difficult living conditions and attempted suicide of crew members.
Back to class or continue blocking? On Friday, only 4% of schools were closed, while high school organizations called for an "act V" on Tuesday and discussions with the government continued following the announcements by Edward Geffray.
After eight months in space, French astronaut Sophie Adenot left the International Space Station (ISS) on Wednesday towards Earth, which she joined today. The return trip is announced as an adventure in adventure. Follow his arrival live.
Eliminating Hamas was one of Israel's war goals after the October 7 attacks. Three years later, the movement was severely weakened, but retained fighters and a grip on part of Gaza. A review of Hamas' objectives during the attacks and the short-term place it could occupy in Gaza's future, by Gauthier Rybinski.
After leaving the Portuguese rally against the background of a disagreement with the coach Jorge Jesus, Cristiano Ronaldo apologizes to the fans and his teammates. The master said he was available to return to the selection, subject to his physical condition and after having completed a possible suspension. Alice Brogat's story.
Today the French high school students are on the street demanding more resources for education. But the challenge of youth goes far beyond what one might think... Some historians consider that the first student revolt in history dates back to 1229. History in images with Karim Yahiaoui.
A look back at the highlights of last week's news and its most striking images: the movement to block high schools and universities marked by violence, a Flydubai flight stolen from Saudi Arabia after the pilot was attacked by his co-pilot, but also the floods in Bangkok.
On board the International Space Station (ISS) for almost eight months, French astronaut Sophie Adenot has seen her return to Earth postponed to Wednesday at the earliest due to adverse weather conditions, announced Saturday the Nasa.
The return to Earth of French astronaut Sophie Adenot, who had been in orbit for almost eight months on board the International Space Station, was postponed due to adverse weather conditions. The Nasa is now aiming for the removal of the Crew-12 mission on Wednesday, 7 October at the earliest.
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.
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.
In Guinea-Bissau, the military in power since the November 2025 coup blocked the return of former President Umaro Sissoco Embalo, citing security concerns. In exile in Morocco, Embalo announced a few days ago his return to the country and his candidacy for the presidential elections on 6 December.
In #Metz, the Pope called for lessons from history in the face of the return of war in #Europe. Based on the words of Robert #Schuman, he pleads for a Europe committed to dialogue, the courage of negotiations and the search for #peace.
A look back at the highlights of last week's news and his most striking images: Pope Leo XIV's arrival in Paris for a historic visit to France, the first game of the Blues since Zidane's arrival at their head, the speech of the President of the Palestinian Authority, Mahmoud Abbas, at the 81st session of the UN General Assembly.
The first day of the CAN 2027 playoffs ended on Saturday 26 September with South Africa's victory over Guinea (2-1) and the draw between Kenya and Eritrea (1-1). Back on the first day of these playoffs and the successful debuts of several African cadors, but also the missed appointments of Senegal and Egypt before a second day already capital on September 28.
Back to Pope Leo XIV's speech at the Élysée on Friday, September 25, which praised France's vocation to "maintain a tireless artisan of peace and multilateralism", especially "in our dear Europe". The explanations of Marie Schuster, France 24 correspondent in Paris.
