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Kirill Serebrennikov’s poetic take on Russian punk outsider Eduard Limonov Eduard Limonov was a poet, a punk, a Russian “émigré” and provocateur whose anti-system politics eventually saw him embrace fascist tendencies. Filmmaker Kirill Serebrennikov tells Olivia Salazar-Winspear why he chose to...

Chernobyl's mutant wolves: A case study of adaptation and cancer resistance In the Science segment, we tell you more about the so-called "mutant wolves of Chernobyl". 38 years after the nuclear disaster, animals roaming the exclusion zone are still exposed to high levels of radiation but...

Syrian rebels capture four more towns in advance on Hama Insurgents led by the Islamist rebel group Hayat Tahrir al-Sham along with Turkey-backed opposition fighters were about 10 kilometers from Hama, Syria’s fourth largest city, after seizing Aleppo over the weekend.

If HTS were to hold on to Aleppo, 'they would have to find new ways of building new govt structures' Qatar asserts that there is no military solution to the Syrian civil war, as the Damascus government is scrambling to contain a rebel offensive now nearing its second week. For in-depth analysis...

South Korean parliament votes to block President Yoon's declaration of martial law South Korea's parliament voted to block President Yoon Suk Yeol's declaration of martial law in a late-night session Tuesday after both Yoon's ruling party and the opposition vowed to halt the move. Troops began...

🔴 South Korean President Yoon Suk Yeol declares martial law

The ruins of Paris through the lenses of Yves Marchand and Romain Meffre Two photographers whose images look like something you might see in a Hollywood high budget film have spoken to FRANCE 24 about their work. They take pictures of Paris, and then use artificial intelligence to adapt them to...

Notre-Dame Cathedral: At the heart of a changing neighbourhood in Paris Since the 2019 fire that devastated Notre-Dame, the historic centre of Paris has been affected by extensive renovation works. Now, five years later, the reopening of the cathedral on Saturday, December 7 is bringing hope to...

Melting permafrost in Canadian Arctic town could lead to first climate refugees PRESS REVIEW – Tuesday, December 3: French Prime Minister Michel Barnier faces a fight for his job as two votes of no confidence will be held against him, plunging France into a deep political crisis. The New York...

Russia believes 'Georgia should be controlled' by Kremlin Georgia has been locked in a political crisis since its contested October election, with tens of thousands of pro-EU protesters taking to the streets in recent days against the increasingly authoritarian Eurosceptic government. For...

Valencia floods: Human tragedy and environmental disaster With at least 222 people dead, the torrential rain and floods in Valencia – on the eastern coast of Spain – have devastated many families and the cleanup of the region continues, more than a month after the disaster struck. But until now...

French MPs to hold no-confidence vote on Wednesday, say parliamentary sources France is facing a "turning point" said Finance Minister Antoine Armand on Tuesday as Prime Minister Michel Barnier is set to face a no-confidence vote tabled by a left-wing alliance on Wednesday, according to...

Trump to attend Notre-Dame Cathedral reopening ceremony in Paris US president-elect Donald Trump is one of 50 heads of state set to attend a ceremony to mark the reopening of the restored Notre Dame Cathedral in Paris on Saturday.

Vietnamese real estate tycoon to raise $9 billion or face death penalty An Ho Chi Minh City court upheld a death sentence for Vietnamese real estate magnate Truong My Lan after convicting her for embezzlement and bribery in the country's biggest financial fraud case. The 68-year-old still has...

Live: Deadly Israeli strikes on southern Lebanon test ceasefire limits Nine people were killed in Israeli strikes on villages in southern Lebanon on Monday, the Lebanese health ministry said, amid a fragile ceasefire between Israel and Hezbollah. Israel said it fired at dozens of Hezbollah...

'Destructive industries destroying water and land which the wildlife depend on, which we depend on' Amnesty Int'l is imploring Canada to "respect indigenous rights on Wet’suwet’en territory" and put an end to "megaprojects" by "destructive industries" that include the multibillion dollar Coastal...

Zelensky urges Scholz to ramp up 'fundamental' support against Russia Despite Germany pledging a €650 million aid package on Monday, Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky urged its second-largest backer not to reduce its backing of Ukraine's efforts to defeat Russia, saying Ukraine's allies...

Vietnam court upholds death penalty for tycoon in multibillion-dollar fraud case Vietnamese courts said that property developer Truong My Lan's sentence could be reduced to life imprisonment if she pays back three quarters of the assets she is accused of stealing from Saigon Commercial Bank.

Surplus donations allow 'Phase 3' restoration of Notre-Dame Cathedral in 2025 The destruction caused by the devastating 2019 fire that ripped through Paris's Notre-Dame Cathedral triggered an avalanche of donations to help rebuild the monument. The surplus – which amounts to €140 million – will...

Georgian police crack down on pro-EU protesters for fifth consecutive night Police fired water canons and tear gas at demonstrators who gathered for a fifth consecutive night outside Georgia's parliament building in Tbilisi to protest a government decision to delay EU accession talks.