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It's going to be a dead end of a motorcycle fuel tank.

The various brands' fuel tank has been leaked in only three years. They're buying new tanks. But what is the reason for the tank to be damaged immediately? The value of fuel or the metal of tanks? In the detailed video...

Ukraine: Russian strike at the aid distribution point in Zaborgia increased to 53 fatalities

The Chargé d ' affaires of the Governor of the Zaborgia region of south-eastern Ukraine, Friday, said that the number of Russian bombardments had targeted, last Monday, an aid distribution point that had risen to 53 people, making it one of the most bloody hits on civilians this year. In a continuum, the Deputy Minister of Energy of Ukraine announced that Russian attacks on energy infrastructure had caused new power outages during the night and Friday morning in seven regions, including the capital of Kiev. This comes as search and rescue work continues at the Russian bombing site.

Libya. The teachers' strike disrupts school and raises concerns about losing the school year.

As the third month of Libya ' s school year approaches, the public education crisis continues to cast a shadow over thousands of students, with the study stumbling down because of teachers ' strikes and their demands to settle their financial and administrative conditions. While efforts to end the crisis are continuing, there are growing concerns about the implications of school delays for students ' educational attainment, among demands by urgent means to ensure that the study is resumed and that the lessons learned are compensated.

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AGOA: United States threatens to exclude Rwanda and South Africa

The Trump administration wants to withdraw from Rwanda and South Africa their preferential access to the US market, within the framework of AGOA, an agreement that allows more than thirty African countries to export their products to the United States without tariffs. For Kigali, this decision comes in full tension with Washington around the war in eastern DR Congo.

Car accident in Ain: two young people, one of whom was killed, 16 injured

A bus accident on a regional line carrying many students south of Bourg-en-Bresse killed two young people on Friday morning, including a 7-year-old girl and injured 16 of them, three of whom were serious, according to a provisional assessment given by the Ain prefecture.

Making history in Dakar 2026: Six young refugees, one Olympic dream

The medals are already being won at Dakar 2026. But beyond the scores and the celebrations, some athletes have overcome far greater challenges. Members of the first Refugee Youth Olympic Team, now living in Uganda and Kenya’s Kakuma Refugee Camp after fleeing conflict, are proving that the Games are about much more than sport.

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Navi Pillay on the ICC and accusations of bias against Africa

Former ICC judge and UN High Commissioner for Human Rights, Navi Pillay was awarded the 2026 Nobel Peace Prize for her work promoting peace and international law. The South African jurist has spent decades fighting impunity, from apartheid-era abuses to the Rwandan genocide. But the International Criminal Court has faced persistent criticism in Africa, particularly over the perception that it has disproportionately targeted African leaders. FRANCE 24’s Clarisse Fortune spoke to Navi Pillay and asked her whether that criticism is justified.

Ethiopia clashes drive thousands into Kenya

Deadly clashes between armed forces in southern Ethiopia have driven tens of thousands into neighbouring Kenya with no idea when they can safely return home. Ethiopia, Africa's second most populous country with around 130 million people, is grappling with multiple armed conflicts, particularly along borders between its states.

Pollution, shortages, crime: Daily life in Pakistan's megacity Karachi

Fed up with hours of power cuts, the residents of Pakistan's economic hub Karachi took to the streets in recent days and blocked several major roads. The outburst of anger highlights the daily problems faced by a megacity of over 21 million people, which has once again been ranked among the world's least liveable cities.