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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.

She spoke up with her husband at night about the dead body under the bed.

Police recovered the body of a woman named Yanerah Theessor from her apartment in the capital's Chaatle. Her husband has been fleeing since.

The conflict is rising, the situation is getting complicated

The United States is going to give the country a clever F-35 warplane to expand its strength.

Bangladesh wants Bhutan's cooperation to enable Serik

Bangladesh is demanding strong support and cooperation from the South Asian Regional Cooperation Organization (SK) during its brief journey to Dhaka.

Deo Biullah remembered: The history and freedom of expression at the dialogue

The importance of bringing his cultural life, public contribution, research and understanding to a new generation of generation of people of Bangladesh to commemorate Deo Biullah.

They condemn Uber to pay $40 million to the family of a young woman who died in California after a driver left her on the highway.

The 23-year-old was coming home with a friend who threw up in the vehicle, so Uber's driver ordered them to get off on the highway.

What change could you make in the regional balance?

In today ' s event, we highlight the United States ' approval of a possible deal for the sale of F-35 Saudi articles, multi-tasking aircraft, designed with concealment technology to enjoy its capabilities, which led Washington to reconsider its decision? And what was Washington's motivation to accept the Saudi offer that she had rejected earlier in Turkey? These and other questions we ask our guest from Geneva, Dr. Abdullah Ibrahi, researcher of the President and Director of the Future Arms Project at the Geneva Institute of International Relations.

Iran's 'new Hezbollah:' How powerful are the Houthis now?

After Houthi victories in Yemen, the group's importance in the US-Iran war has grown. Previously Lebanon's Hezbollah was considered most significant in Iran's "axis of resistance." Now the Houthis are rising to the top.

Trump bans media outlets CNN, MSNOW, Politico from White House

Russia labels Cannes-winning director Andrey Zvyagintsev a ‘foreign agent’

Acclaimed Russian film director who won 2026 Grand Prix award at Cannes, ⁠has been critical of the war in Ukraine.

Lebanese artist turns Israeli missile debris into art

In southern Lebanon, visual artist Lina Jouni transforms debris from Israeli missile strikes into pieces of art.

Pentagon resumes mandatory testosterone testing for US troops over 30

Experts have called policy unnecessary and said testosterone injections could increase risks of infertility.

England fast bowler Carse to face no charges over alleged nightclub assault

Derbyshire Police said they were investigating an alleged assault but have now decided no further action will be taken.

Two injured by Israeli shelling as troops advance in southern Lebanon

Israeli forces withdraw from outskirts of a town in southern Lebanon after a standoff with Lebanese forces.

Trump bans CNN, MS NOW, Politico from White House for ‘fake news’

The US president insists media outlets report 'fiction and lies' as he announces new bans on White House access.

Is the Kennedy Center losing 'hundreds of millions of dollars'?

Records in 2024 show the venue had a surplus of millions of dollars once contributions and grants had been factored in.

Trump says he is banning CNN and Politico from White House

The US president has had a tense and fiery relationship with the US media throughout his political career.

Reporters Without Borders Calls on Spain to intervene in the arrest of journalist Luis Galeano

The informer lives in exile in the United States for the persecution of the Ortega regime's press and was arrested on Monday by the migration authorities

The Norwegian royal house first shows King Harald's sarcophagus

The supulture is designed as a ship as a reminder of the monarch's link to the sea. In addition, a stone has been chosen for its elaboration as a wink of the love of Queen Sonia for nature.

Ivory Coast: "Why don't I forgive France? » Simone Ehivet

In an interview given to France 24, Simone Ehivet, in France for the first time since 2011, claims to have forgiven both France and Alassane Ouattara. The former Ivorian First Lady also regrets the arrest of Laurent Gbagbo's relatives, speaking of "political prisoners".