What's the fact that the world ended on November 13th? An old prophecy that goes back to the front and gets controversial.
An old mathematical equation story and claims that science denied.
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Camp Trump's defeat of midterms: what about future economic policy?
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.
November 5 strike: more than 9.8 million French under the poverty line
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 at the Midterms: the first openly gay senator, a non-subject during his campaign
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.
Strikes in France: how are demonstrations seen from abroad?
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.
JOJ: crazy match between Senegal and Panama in futsal
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.
Midterms: U.S. vice president distanced himself from Donald Trump
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.
Spain: death of player Jesus de Miguel, football mourning
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
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An Airbus A320 Dublin-Rome diverted to Evreux because of a bomb alert
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
Nobel laureate Navi Pillay on fighting violence with justice
From the International Criminal Court (ICC) to Africa’s place in the global justice system, the stakes are high. In an exclusive interview with FRANCE 24, Nobel Peace Prize winner Navi Pillay discusses international justice. She says it must not be held hostage to political power, as US President Donald Trump targets the ICC. What does this showdown mean for Africa?
Top Japan FA official to stand against Infantino for FIFA presidency
Kozo Tashima second person to declare he will challenge Infantino, after former Spurs defender Ramon Vega.
Photos: Thousands rally in France over rising costs and economic struggles
Trade unions led more than 260 planned protests nationwide, urging government to address economic woes and wage demands.
Vance eyes 2028 reset, as Republicans mull pivot after US midterms drubbing
A Democratic 'blue tsunami' in the US midterms shines a light on emerging distaste for Trump's brand among Republicans.
Would you take a test to see if your life will be cut short? I did - and it changed me
Laura Sides faced a dilemma of whether to find out if she would inherit her father's condition.
Russell Brand is being investigated over two new rape complaints, police say
Det Supt Andy Furphy said he hoped other potential victims would gain "courage" and "confidence" from the guilty verdicts.
Russian justice condemns the daughter of the murdered Boris Nemtsov to four years in prison
A court sentencing Zhanna Nemtsova for leading the foundation in honor of her father, a major opponent, to help journalists and independent activists
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There are more cyclists and more electric bikes in the day to day, but less safety to the pedals
The barometer of the national organization RedBici notes that the bike is stagnated in the city and that the gender gap is kept huge
A jury finds actor Russell Brand guilty of a rape and three sexual assault
The British 'influence', which has denied all charges, faces new charges of rape
The Electoral Board allows to cross the name of Puente from the PSOE ballot in Valladolid for the 29-N
The JEP does not authorize the abolition of the resigned minister despite his resignation from the lists and confirms that there is no need to print a new nomination
Video analysis - 124; "We are at the end of the Trump era"
This Tuesday the voters made it clear that they do not agree with the course the country is taking. Trump's support for the Republican candidates did not work and a Democratic tsunami was made with the majority in Congress