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At least a dozen flights were either diverted or landed with a military escort after bomb or security threats. The first reported case involved a flight from Dublin to Rome landing outside Paris and more soon followed.
Political debate about the recent Gen Z riots have raised the question: Can Germany talk about problems with integration without putting entire groups of people under suspicion?
Thousands of public and private officials participated in the demonstrations, which began in Paris and in several other French cities, in response to trade union calls. This move, in which young people and retirees also participate, is in protest against the cost of living and rising prices.
Bomb alerts on passenger aircraft flying in several European cities. This footage shows, for example, Italian Air Force fighters escorting a civilian aircraft in the air, following a reported bomb inside. Indictments referred to Russia, following the drop of 25 aircraft in several European cities. Moscow denied these allegations.
A statement by the Directorate of Public Security of Jordan, Thursday, reported the killing of a security element and the injury of another as a result of a sharp attack in the capital Amman. The Directorate, which confirmed the arrest of the suspect, called " Corporal Javad Ali ' s citation of a cowardly act of terrorism " , adding that one officer was also injured. The Directorate added that the attack occurred near the Embassy of Sri Lanka.
God forgive my predecessor... Whoever you are without sin, throw it first in stone! But has every change, or has it changed only? In a programme of " in your prohibited folk " , Salma is hosted by a journalist and Moroccan researcher Mustafa al-Shawiya, who has spent about a quarter of a century inside the political streams of Islam, before it moves from certainty to doubt and religion, and then returns to faith.
An old mathematical equation story and claims that science denied.
Following the defeat of Camp Trump on Tuesday 3 November in the midterms, questions about the economic future of the country emerge. Less investment in the military, more in the health and taxation of ultra-rich people are among the demands of the Democrats: the budget will have to be closed on 11 December and promises major debates. The details of Ali Laidi, columnist economic intelligence of France 24.
The purchasing power and the precariousness are also the struggles brought on this Thursday 5 November, day of inter-union strike. In France, according to INSEE, 9.8% of French people are below the poverty line (2024). Social justice is called for, in solution, the demonstrators propose the taxation of the ultra-rich. The Secours populaire, claims that 26 per cent of French people feel they are in a precarious situation.
Chris Pappas, elected in New Hampshire during the midterms on Tuesday, November 3, became the first openly gay senator. After his victory, he appeared with the one he described as "his fantastic husband." His homosexuality was never a subject of debate during his campaign, where he addressed the issues that were troubling New Hampshire citizens. The explanations of James André, great reporter to France 24.
Mobilisations in the converging struggles have been taking place in France for weeks, sometimes exceeding the borders of France. In Europe, Albanian, Italian and Greek youth also went out into the streets. Internationally, how are these events seen? Can they create a snowball effect? The details of Alberto Toscano, Italian journalist and writer.
The Youth Olympic Games continue in Senegal. The host country's men's team created the futsal sensation against Panama. Our correspondent Sarah Sakho returns to this crazy meeting and gives us the other highlights of the competition.
U.S. Vice President J.D. Vance took Wednesday, November 4th his distance from the war in Iran led by President Donald Trump, questioning the relevance of such a decision and imputing to the conflict the heavy setbacks suffered by the Republicans the previous day in the mid-term elections to Congress. The details of Matthieu Mabin, an international columnist in France 24.
Andorra FC's goaltender, Jesus Owono, came out of silence on Wednesday, November 4, ensuring that he was living "the most difficult days" of his life, the day after the death of the attacker of Tenerife Jesus de Miguel, whom he had violently hit in the middle of the game on Monday, November 2. According to the Spanish press, Owono risks a heavy sports suspension and could end up in court for "manacring by negligence". Details of Maude Petit-Jové
An A320 bus linking Dublin to Rome was diverted to Évreux, Normandy, due to a bomb alert this Thursday, November 5. 157 people on board are safe and sound
From the International Criminal Court to Africa’s place in the global justice system, the stakes are high. In an exclusive interview, Nobel Peace Prize winner, Navi Pillay will discuss international justice . She says it it must not be held hostage to political power, as Donald Trump targets the ICC. What does this showdown mean for Africa?
Kozo Tashima second person to declare he will challenge Infantino, after former Spurs defender Ramon Vega.
Trade unions led more than 260 planned protests nationwide, urging government to address economic woes and wage demands.
A Democratic 'blue tsunami' in the US midterms shines a light on emerging distaste for Trump's brand among Republicans.
Laura Sides faced a dilemma of whether to find out if she would inherit her father's condition.
