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In the Gaza Strip, where the Israeli war tyrants suffer, the industrialist ' s clinic, Mohamed Khaledi, emerges as a result of a great deal of hope. The specialist assists in the treatment of amputees and the provision of prostheses to them, challenging the shortage of raw materials and medical equipment necessary for their work.
According to Christian leaders and men, the living pressures in the occupied West Bank and the consequences of the ongoing war have led increasing numbers of Christian families to leave the country or to think seriously about migration, and they fear that this has threatened the historical existence of Christians in the Palestinian territories.
The Births Section of the Nasser Medical Complex in Khan Younis, south of the Gaza Strip, suffers from difficult conditions, particularly with regard to the provision of newborn incubators. Doctors say the department's working at 50% of his receptive capacity. In addition, the interruption of the current electricity supply and logistical difficulties complicate the work of medical personnel.
In Syria, the war is over, but its remnants have not yet expired. Unexploded mines and munitions continue to harvest lives, at a rate of victim per six hours, according to specialized international organizations. Whole families pay the price, and children grow up with unliquidated scars.
At Beit Ali at the Tripoli cultural bar, the titles of the books used met with readers looking for new or old books, in an exhibition of more than 1,000 titles, accompanied by symposia and cultural and artistic events. Report of Correspondent Franç24 with the Sheikh
Under the Ukrainian war, the country is experiencing a shortage of labour. The wine industry, which is spreading away from the fronts of the conflict, also suffers from this issue, but it is an active sector that tries to enrich its product of wine.
In the Gaza Strip, the consequences of the war are not limited to material destruction, but rather to the psychological impact of children in displacement camps. In an effort to alleviate that suffering, the Palestinian Red Crescent launched a " dream bus " initiative, a rehabilitated ambulance to a mobile area of recreation and psychological support.
Forty years have passed since the launch of the first Ray Music Festival on the floor of the Culture House in the suburb of Bobini near Paris, but those songs are still present in memory and conscience. On a night of honouring the Dinah, artists from different generations gathered to restore stations from the history of the Rey and to celebrate the coldness of those who had held his voice from Algeria to the world.
The face of breast cancer in Tunisia is no longer limited to the elimination of the tumor, and with multiple therapeutic options, doctors have come to another challenge: how can the treatment achieve the greatest possible effectiveness with minimal side effects? In this context, artificial intelligence has begun to impose itself in tumor medicine, not as an alternative to the doctor, but as a tool for analysing large quantities of medical and biological data. From standardized treatment to more precise treatment, does artificial intelligence contribute to making the choice of medicine more appropriate for every patient, while reducing the cost and risk of treatment?
Libya ' s education sector is increasingly controversial about school discipline regulations, particularly the penalties for the expulsion or transfer of students to distant schools. According to turbine specialists, these actions may lead to drop-outs and drop-outs rather than reform of the behaviour of the student. Report of Correspondent Franç24 with the Sheikh.
In response to the results of studies showing the low interest of Japanese citizens in public affairs, in 2024 the Government of Tokyo launched a programme that encourages the contribution of young citizens to the design of their economic and social policies by inviting a group of school students to train in policy formulation through workshops at the headquarters of the Government of the capital during summer holidays. This year ' s file concerns the incoming tourism sector.
The rights of persons with disabilities in Libya face challenges related to services, care and social protection. Despite the rights guaranteed by the laws, many continue to face difficulties in accessing the equipment, rehabilitation and pensions they need. Report of Correspondent Franç24 with the Sheikh.
Complaints of sudden increases and additional fees prompted the Turkish Higher Education Council to limit the increase of 25 per cent for current students during the university year 2026-2027, while preventing undeclared fees and simplification benefits for nine months. Are these actions mitigating the increasing pressure on students? Report of Correspondent Franç24 of Turkey, Abdelkader Darmas
In Libya, those trying to eliminate addiction find themselves facing challenges beyond the decision to stop abuse, with limited treatment and rehabilitation services and the resulting burdens on patients and their families.
In the city of Hebron in the West Bank, Al-Fakhar Ahmed Al-Fakhouri and many craftsmen are working towards the continuation of this handicraft, which is part of Palestinian culture. Despite Israeli economic restrictions on the movement of individuals and goods, these craftsmen found in the local market an alternative to maintaining their industry.
Despite months after the outbreak of protests in Iran, Iranians in Belgium continue to walk out the streets to express their solidarity with protesters and to demand a cessation of repression and executions.
Access to special university education in Egypt has become significant and economically burdensome for the Egyptian family in view of the high university expenses that have cast a shadow on the Egyptian family, which suffer from annual expenses and school requirements from books, communications and housing. Which could threaten the future of superior students whose families could not meet their university education expenses, did education in Egypt turn into an economic burden on the Egyptian family?
In the depth of her pain, Aminata Boi is fighting the battle of support for the families of missing persons at sea during attempts at irregular migration. The woman whose eldest son disappeared after the sinking of a ship became the voice of the families of Senegalese immigrants who had disappeared and their suffering, which was still in taboos in Senegal, and in the town of Mabor, from which she was determined, with high migration rates.
The General Federation of Palestinian Disabled Persons (GPI) has expressed its reservation that the Ministry of Education has applied the source learning system for the first four basic classes in government schools, which can be caused by the isolation of a disabled student on the one hand and that the head of the family has additional burdens that he may not be able to bear. Report of Correspondent Franc 24 in the West Bank Majid Said.
