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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.
While 160 countries now recognize a State of Palestine, Palestinian Authority President Mahmoud Abbas called on Thursday, 24 September, before the UN "to intervene urgently and responsibly". In the West Bank, the violence of Israeli extremist settlers has multiplied, leading countries such as the United Kingdom, France and Canada to impose economic sanctions. The explanations of Gauthier Rybinski, an international columnist in France 24.
For the past few weeks, Dakar has been reconnecting with power cuts. While in recent years Senegal had managed to solve the overall supply and distribution of electricity, the floods are back in this month of September exasperating the Senegalese as the country goes through a period of heavy heat.
For the past few weeks, Dakar has been reconnecting with power cuts. While in recent years Senegal had managed to solve the overall supply and distribution of electricity, the floods are back in this month of September exasperating the Senegalese as the country goes through a period of heavy heat.
Massoud Pezshkian will not tolerate the use of the Strait of Ormuz for "aggression" against his country and "to impose insecurity" in the region, warned the President of the Islamic Republic before the UN General Assembly on Wednesday, 23 September. The explanations of Bruno Daroux, an international columnist in France 24.
Press coverage on Wednesday: Chinese President's visit to Washington from today, a visit that worries Taiwan about Beijing's repression of minorities; fears of a new mobilisation in Russia; a polemic in France about a novel in the run for the Goncourt, whose author is accused of using the AI; and the debate on the intelligence of unicellular organisms.
The President of the United States focused his speech on the country's internal policy, less than a month and a half away from the "midterms". He drew up an assessment of the US military by insisting on the issue of ammunition, thus contradicting Pentagon's warnings about the depletion of stocks following aid in Ukraine and Iran. Matthieu Mabin, Washington correspondent, Gauthier Rybinsky, international columnist, and Audrey Racine, environmental journalist.
In Madrid, Kylian Mbappé delivered an exclusive interview to RFI. The Frenchman, launched in the Ballon d'Or race, claims his soul as a competitor, assumes his shock statements, pays tribute to Didier Deschamps, plans with Zinedine Zidane. The details of Olivier Pron, a journalist with the sports department at RFI.
Back to the highlights of the week's news and his most striking images: Mark Carney's seduction operation in Europe, Zidane's first list at the head of the Blues, Quito under fire smoke, Celine Dion's return to the stage and protests in Syria against rising fuel prices.
