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Syrian rebels enter central city of Hama in latest blow to Assad regime The Syrian army on Thursday said it had lost control of the key central city of Hama and withdrawn its troops after rebel forces broke through its defences. The insurgents, who are led by the Islamist group Hayat Tahrir...

Syrian rebels enter Hama as army announces departure from key city Syrian rebels ousted pro-government forces from Hama on Thursday, bringing the insurgents a major new victory after a lightning advance across northern Syria and dealing a new blow to President Bashar al-Assad and his Russian and...

Police hunt for US healthcare executive's masked killer after New York attack The chief executive of one of the United States's largest health insurance companies, UnitedHealthcare, was shot and killed outside a New York Hilton hotel in an apparently targeted hit Wednesday. Brian Thompson was...

Photographer Tomas Van Houtryve presents 36 views of Notre-Dame As the world sees this weekend the reopening of Notre-Dame Cathedral, one of those who’s had access to the gothic church as it was being restored has spoken of his joy at documenting the progress throughout the past five years...

Biden visits Angolan port city of Lobito to tout major railway plans US President Joe Biden arrived in the Angolan port city of Lobito on Wednesday, the last day of a trip to Africa, to tout a plan to extend a railway that could channel critical minerals from Congo to the West. The United States...

UN condemns deadly shelling of Sudan Zamzam displacement camp The United Nations on Tuesday denounced the shelling of a displacement camp in North Darfur by Sudan's paramilitary Rapid Support Forces (RSF), which killed at least six people. The famine-stricken Zamzam camp, just south of state...

UN investigate allegations of sexual exploitation of Sudanese refugees in Chad The UN mission in Chad is investigating allegations that aid workers and security guards have sexually abused Sudanese refugees in emergency camps in the neighbouring country. Sexual exploitation at displacement sites...

FRANCE 24 in Libya: Rebuilding Murzuq and Sebha after years of war The southern Libyan cities of Murzuq and Sebha have experienced more than a decade of instability. They have been the sites of several bouts of civil war and tribal conflicts since the 2011 uprising and NATO intervention. Today...

'Vindictive political culture': Since 1988, four South Korean presidents jailed, one died by suicide South Korea’s president replaced his defense minister Thursday as opposition parties moved to impeach both men over the stunning-but-brief imposition of martial law that brought armed troops into...

Paris's 'old lady': Fun facts about Notre-Dame Cathedral Notre-Dame Cathedral is reopening to the public after a devastating fire nearly destroyed it in 2019. Much more than a place of worship or a popular tourist destination, Notre-Dame reflects the heart and soul of the capital and in many...

Singing the praises of Notre-Dame de Paris As the iconic cathedral rises from the ashes, we met with the workers who formed a choir while working on the repairs and renovations. These artisans are now giving a special concert to mark the re-opening of Notre-Dame. And, masterpieces of the Spanish...

Will South Korea's Yoon Suk Yeol be impeached? FRANCE 24 correspondent Yena Lee explains the South Korean government's impeachment process, and how likely President Yoon Suk Yeol's hold on power is to resist the upcoming vote.

South Korea's ruling party to fight Yoon impeachment as president clings to power The ruling People Power Party (PPP) said on Thursday it would block the opposition's motion to impeach South Korean President Yoon Suk Yeol for his short-lived attempt at martial law, though the motion only needs a...

EU in uncharted territory: Neither France nor Germany 'able to provide the leadership Europe needs' Michel Barnier has now become the shortest-serving prime minister in France's Fifth Republic and the first PM to be ousted by parliament in over six decades. For in-depth analysis and a deeper...

How lead exposure became the Notre-Dame fire's toxic legacy As Paris watched flames consume its beloved Notre-Dame Cathedral five years ago, no one could have imagined just how toxic the smoke spewing from the disaster could be. The rising plume contained several billion particles of lead from...

France's Barnier to resign as no-confidence vote sparks new political crisis French Prime Minister Michel Barnier is due to hand in his resignation on Thursday, just three months into the job, after his government became the first in more than 60 years to be toppled by a no-confidence vote in...

Police hunt for US healthcare executive's masked killer after New York attack The chief executive of one of the United States's largest health insurance companies, UnitedHealthcare, was shot and killed outside a New York Hilton hotel in an apparently targeted hit Wednesday. Brian Thompson was...

Amnesty International report concludes Israel is committing genocide in Gaza Amnesty International released a report on Thursday which concludes that Israel is "committing genocide" against Palestinians in Gaza. The report says Israel has "unleashed hell and destruction on Palestinians in Gaza...

Pro-EU protests continue in Georgia after police raid opposition offices Protesters rallied outside Georgia’s Parliament building for a seventh consecutive night on Thursday to vent their anger at the government’s decision to suspend the process of joining the European Union. Earlier in the...

No-confidence vote: Is France headed towards a US-style government shutdown? A ‘shutdown’ of French public services on January 1st? This is the US-style scenario in risk of occurring, according to former Prime Minister, Elisabeth Bornes, following Michel Barnier’s historic no-confidence vote and...