Spate of bomb threats poses serious challenge to airline industry
After a week of disruption, airlines are facing both safety and financial concerns.
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Assimi Goïta in the AES: the fight against terrorism at the heart of trade
On Thursday, General Assimi Goïta made a visit to Niger and Burkina Faso, the official purpose of the visit was to strengthen the fight against terrorism in the common space of the three countries gathered within the Alliance of Sahel States.
What should be expected on Saturday, November 7th?
New events are planned on Saturday for the fourth consecutive weekend, with the epicentre Paris where yellow vests intend to approach the places of power. A day of mobilization under high security, two days after a large-scale national mobilization at the call of the unions.
Russian strikes in Kiev and its region: a bridge and energy sites affected
Emmanuelle Chaze is live from Kiev.
A new wave of false bomb alerts shakes Europe
A series of false bomb alerts shake Europe on Friday, after dozens of similar warnings this week, targeting commercial flights but also media and mobilising security forces.
For 2027, LFI presents a program faithful to its will to break
On Friday, on the eve of a major meeting in the Paris region, France is releasing its presidential programme for 2027. An edition in line with previous break-up programs, with a particular focus on the ecological issue.
Banking crisis in Paraguay: Pedro Alliana invested president
After a major banking crisis, Paraguay invested on Friday a new president, Pedro Alliana, whose predecessor Santiago Peña, barely dismissed, must appear Saturday before the prosecution to explain this scandal.
Trappes racist attack: Pengo Bossio Wangi funeral Saturday in Guyancourt
A final tribute will be paid on Saturday to Pengo Bossio Wangi, killed in the racist attack on 23 October in Trappes, told his family during a public ceremony at Guyancourt cemetery. The 26-year-old was targeted for his skin colour by the suspect, Kevin T., who considered the Yvelines city as "an Islamist den".
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Climate change: a "super El Niño" of unprecedented magnitude
Fabio D'Andrea, a research climatologist at CNRS, is our guest.
Corruptions: Democrats prepare a series of Trump clan investigations
Having become the majority in Congress, the Democratic Party now has the frankest to launch parliamentary inquiries into the Trump administration, on the basis of personal enrichment of the presidential clan.
Trump promotes Stephen Miller, figure of the identity right
Sonia Dridi, our Washington correspondent, deciphers the situation.
Activists occupy site of Microsoft data centre in Amsterdam
Several hundred activists, opposed to the construction of a Microsoft data centre in Amsterdam, took up work on Friday, responding to a two-day call to protest in Europe.
Pakistani astronaut to join China’s next space station mission
The unnamed individual will be the first foreign national to visit China's space station as part of Shenzhou-24 mission.
Giant pandas loaned by China make their public debut at US zoo
Zoo-goers watched two giant pandas loaned by China make their public debut Friday in Atlanta, where they will be hosted for the next 10 years. The pair joins the many pandas shipped to zoos around the world as part of Beijing's "panda diplomacy" program aimed at cultivating foreign ties.
Montenegrin activists chart illegal dumps to push for better rubbish collection
EkoGard, a Montenegrin community group, built a digital map called EkoMapa to record illegal dumpsites and link them to missing waste services, while the country's recycling rate stays under 2 percent.
At Bultaco's party I snuck in.
A good way to overcome the visit to the exhibition at Casa Seat on the historic brand of motorcycles is to take for the first time, being of Montesa for a lifetime, a return in Sherpa
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The ruin of PDVSA opens the door to private capital in the new era of Venezuelan oil
Scared by debt, operational collapse and staff bleeding, the state emblematic begins to give control of production to international firms
The wrong grave: the waiter who rested 30 years under the name of the magistrate
The identification of the remains of one of the employees of the Justice Palace cafeteria intertwines the stories of the Echeverry and the Beltran, marked by the assault of the M-19
What do Latin Americans believe in? Catholicism goes back and up those who do not profess any religion
The Pope travels to three countries in the region where the Catholic faith is still a majority
Trump faces the last two years of mandate as a challenging octogenary obsessed with works
Without being able to reappear and with a hostile Congress, the Republican threatens to plant battle and turn the end of his presidency into a political war with the appointment of Stephen Miller