Fuel prices in France: aid for long-term heavy-duty drivers
The device intended for large rollers was to end at the end of the month, but trade minister Serge Papin assured that it would be extended.
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France: Heritage treasures open their doors
On the occasion of the European Heritage Days, on 19 and 20 September 2026, thousands of sites exceptionally open their doors to the public throughout France. This 43rd edition celebrates the heritage of photography and sites at risk.
Trump announces repayment of his son's wedding party to a Russian oligarch
US President Donald Trump said on Friday that his son Donald Trump Jr. would repay Umar Kremlev, a rich Russian businessman who had been responsible for the costs of his wedding in the Bahamas in May. These expenses raised questions about the risk of foreign influence around the presidential family.
US court rejects Trump policy on third-country deportations
The Trump administration has deported more than 25,000 people to countries other than their own. Now a federal appeals court has put the brakes on the policy.
Graham Sentence Killer: The 1999 event, which still people are not lost today - Ground Report
In this violence, the Australian missionary Graham Stans and his two sons had burned alive. Dara Singh was convicted of leading the crowd. 27 years after the event, what did the people tell here?
Will AI go out of the human being in the coming time? -The Lens
A number of companies with AI are saying that regulation is essential, there is a concern and the question is serious. In this episode of the lens we will try to understand.
More than 112,000 displaced in Yemen as Houthis seize more ground
Pro-Houthi demonstrations erupted in Yemen after Saudi Arabia accused the military group of targeting the Muslim holy site of Mecca. Story by Elitsa Gadeva.
Spain's police launch operation to clear migrants off Ceuta beach
Police on Friday moved hundreds of migrants from the beaches of Ceuta to a temporary camp in the Spanish enclave's port area. The police operation takes place weeks after a record influx of people into Spain's North African tiny territory. During the transfer, the police struggled to contain crowds jostling to get a place at the new tented site. The policing takes place with the issue of migration centre stage in Spain's political debate. Details by Nicholas Rushworth.
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Ebola outbreak reaches new areas in Democratic Republic of Congo
In the Democratic Republic of Congo, the government claims that the Ebola outbreak has changed course, with cases trending downwards in hotspots. But that interpretation is being met with pushback from experts and health responders, who say the outbreak remains as bad as ever. Details by FRANCE 24 correspondent Emmet Livingstone.
Japan under pressure amid accommodation woes as Asian Games kick off
It’s the world's biggest sporting event, held every four years – the 20th edition of Asian games is starting in Japan. Organisers came under pressure even before competition began… as thousands more athletes and officials registered to take part than initially expected. Story by Charlotte Lam.
Pitabul attack on a child of six months, what are the dangerous breeds Rules of India?
In Sonipat’s coin colony 14 September evening six months a child attacked by neighbor’s pet Pitbull. In this attack, the child is also injured.
How did the Israeli incursion change the lives of the people of southern Syria?
The lives of the population in southern Syria have been severely affected by Israeli incursions in the region, through arrests, raids, closures and confiscation of agricultural land, resulting in a decline in agriculture, pastoralism, increased fear and instability, simultaneously with the expansion of the Israeli military presence and the disruption of security negotiations between the parties.
From Yemen ' s missiles to the Sudan War: how is artificial intelligence used in the conflicts in the region?
Attempts to develop weapons in Yemen to influence campaigns linked to the Sudan ' s war and intelligence uses in Gaza and Lebanon monitor multiple facets of the use of artificial intelligence in conflicts. What are the sources saying, what are the responses of the parties involved?
How can the genus intelligence intelligence or artificial intelligence eliminate humanity?
The high research of artificial intelligence is now expressing the concerns that the CIA technology is so fast that I'm likely to finish the entire humanity in the next ten years.
Africa’s Green Revolution threatens traditional foods
The promotion of monocultures is hurting the production of much more nutritious and climate-resistant traditional crops.
Trump says US has ‘permanent control’ of Greenland security: Does it?
New agreement with Denmark falls short of Trump’s previously stated goal of US 'ownership' of the island.
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EU urges US to lift travel ban on Palestinian delegation for UNGA meeting
The United Nations General Assembly will allow Palestinian President Mahmoud Abbas to address via a prerecorded video.
Shark attack prompts rare kill order in Western Australia as victim named
Greg O'Neill "loved the ocean", his family say, as police boats and helicopters patrol Perth's beaches in search of his body and the shark that attacked him.
A route to squeeze the weekend in Madrid: gildas, matcha and banana cake
Vinagre Brothers, Oki Doki and Amaria link the tardeo to breakfast in three sharing stops
An equality that moves away
UN Women portrays such a slow advance in social changes that not even girls who are born will be able to enjoy real parity