The 11 most important images of the year
What do monks in prayer have in common, a parade with a big rat and the Milky Way? They were all taken in incredible ways in 2025.
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I got chemotherapy for 11 years because of a cancer I didn't have.
Becky Jones is among the more than 40 people who have taken legal action against the board of directors of a hospital in central England.
How Casamance's Madd begins to conquer the world
From bush to markets, the Casamance Madd is a source of revenue for local communities.
How high school lends itself to stereotypes that mark us until we are adults
The popularity, one of those fixations that define adolescence, seems to cling to our consciousness even decades after graduating.
Mutiny in Niger: a new test for the military junta - Analysis
The authorities claim to have regained control after an attempted mutiny, without specifying the number of victims or the identity of the military involved. General Abdurahamane Tiani did not speak about these events.
What is the risk of a "rebel" IA
The warnings about the potential dangers of the IA have prompted coordinated action to slow the development of this technology.
He told ChatGPT he wanted to murder his 8-year-old son and then was arrested by the police.
This case raises questions about what should happen when chatbots identify a potential threat before a crime has been committed.
Senegal's debt: what we know about the new agreement with IMF
Senegal announced a technical agreement with IMF on a $2.2 billion programme for the period 2026-2029. Much expected in a context of a severe debt crisis, however, this agreement still needs to be approved by the IMF's governing bodies.
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How Sheikh Anta Diop and Theophile Obenga challenged the theses making ancient Egypt a "white civilization"
Cairo, Egypt's capital, has been the scene of an unprecedented intellectual confrontation, the conclusions of which still resonate to this day. From 28 January to 03 February 1974, the world's leading Egyptologists, recognized specialists in their field, met in Cairo at an international symposium under the auspices of UNESCO.
Why the head of OpenAI asks us to trust IA companies even though the world "is right to be afraid"
The debate on external regulation or does not open up in the world due to the growth of Artificial Intelligence.
What the different maps of the world represent correctly... and what they represent wrongly
As the United Nations adopts a new map of the world reflecting the real size of Africa, let us look more closely at what the different maps do right and what they do wrong.
Why Florida is the most death-sentenced state in the U.S.
After years of decline, the death penalty is on the rise again in Florida, as Donald Trump wishes for the entire United States.
Russia plans to open more cultural centres in Africa as part of its strategy to expand its influence
These centres will promote Russian language, education, science and culture.
Who are the Hutis, Iran's allied rebels in Yemen who have on the world oil market
The rapid progress of the Hutti in Yemen could add a new and dangerous dimension to the war in Iran.
"My children died burned alive before my eyes"
Florence Amunga is a survivor of the 2007 post-election violence in Kenya. Her house was burned in the middle of the night while she was there with her children.
"How paint strippers damaged my skin. »
Under the shock of what had happened to him, Nice preferred to isolate his family, fearing the eyes of others in front of the visible sequelae on his face.
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EU wants drones to spray pesticides, but it could backfire
The EU wants to lift a decades-old ban on spraying pesticides from the air, allowing drones to be used for greater precision. But experts warn the plan could lead to even more pesticides being used in agriculture.
Mymba Kuéra: how was the monumental rescue of more than 30,000 animals when Paraguay and Brazil built the Itaipu dam
Darío Perez Chena led in Paraguay one of the largest wildlife savages in Latin American history. The agronomist engineer told the BBC how that historic rescue operation was.
Ailing Djokovic 'despised' every moment of US Open defeat
Novak Djokovic has exited in the first round of a Grand Slam for the first time in over two decades. Could time — or an unknown health condition — be catching up with the Serbian tennis legend?
At Venice Film Festival, politics take center stage
With works about Gaza, Ukraine and Elon Musk, political cinema is in the spotlight at the 2026 Venice Film Festival.