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Uproar in Niger state, 37 die in custody

In tonights programme, investigation is ongoing into the death in custody of thirty-seven people, accused of illegal mining in Nigeria. Also,Tunisia is emerging as a major boat-building hub, serving both local buyers and international markets. And finally, we speak to the author of “The Moon Will Not Burn Us”, Ricci Shryock.

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Robert Malley: "The Oslo process was an illusion because it was based on a historical misunderstanding"

Robert Malley, a researcher at Yale University, is former adviser to Bill Clinton, Barack Obama and Joe Biden on the Middle East. As a key negotiator for the Iranian nuclear agreement, he also participated in crucial phases of the Middle East peace process. In his book "Tomorrow is Yesterday" co-written with Hussein Agha (Max Milo editions), he delivers his reflections on 30 years of failure of the peace process and imagines how to rethink peace in the region.

Hussein is terminally ill of child sacrifice

Hussein, the child-born Akhtar, is a serious disappointment. He was taken to Life Support at Green Life Hospital in the capital. The hospital's professional doctor said earlier this morning that Akhtar Hussein's brain was bleeding. Blood pressure is down. So she was taken to life support. Akhtar Hussein is taking care of his son, General Hussein. He said at first light, his father cansa

Subrogated gestation in Colombia: a business under the legal vacuum

Become one of the main destinations of the subrogated gestation in Latin America, Colombia operates in a legal vacuum where agencies and intermediaries move millions of figures. While foreigners seek accessible processes, women in a precarious situation see in practice a source of income, fuelling the debate about the lack of regulation and the ethical limits of business. Report by Herminia Fernández and Julián Ramírez Castro for France 24.

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