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More than 2 million face imminent famine in Rakhine state in Myanmar, UN report says Myanmar's conflict-torn Rakhine state is heading toward famine, the United Nations warned on Thursday, as the country's civil war squeezes commerce and agricultural production. FRANCE 24's Yinka Oyetade speaks...

Did Beyonce and Taylor Swift announce a “red state boycott” after Trump’s reelection win? A week on from the presidential election, fake posts claiming superstar singers Beyonce and Taylor Swift will no longer be performing in red Republican states that voted for Donald Trump. Though these fake...

Trump likely to fully back selective annexation of West Bank colonies, historian says Israel's far-right finance minister has vowed to annex Israeli settlements in the occupied West Bank in 2025. Bezalel Smotrich, who is in charge of settlements, said he would push the Israeli government to work...

Senegal grapples with floods ahead of parliamentary elections The Matam region has suffered from a series of floods recently, destroying crops and farmland. The government has pledged to help, but for now residents say they have seen few results.

Germany: Olaf Scholz to face confidence vote on December 16 German Chancellor Olaf Scholz will face a confidence vote on December 16, paving the way for an early general election in February, the leader of Scholz's Social Democrats (SPD) in parliament said on Tuesday (November 12). FRANCE 24's...

Dutch appeals court overturns landmark climate ruling against Shell A Dutch appeals court on Tuesday (November 12) overturned a landmark ruling that ordered energy company Shell to cut its carbon emissions by net 45% by 2030 compared to 2019 levels, while saying that "protection against...

COP 29: Who pays for climate finance? This year’s COP29 summit has been dubbed the “finance COP”. Negotiators must increase a $100 billion-a-year target to help developing nations prepare for worsening climate impacts and wean their economies off fossil fuels. How much will be on offer and who...

Archbishop of Canterbury Justin Welby resigns over failure to report child abuse Archbishop of Canterbury Justin Welby, the senior cleric of the Church of England, resigned on Tuesday after an investigation found that he failed to report decades of physical, sexual and psychological abuse of...

'We have been displaced 50 times': Palestinians flee the northern part of Gaza Displaced Palestinians made their way through the streets of Gaza City on Tuesday (November 12) after fleeing the northern part of Gaza amid an Israeli military operation. Northern Gaza has become the epicentre of the...

Gaza's humanitarian catastrophe: What difference will Trump make? Gaza's humanitarian crisis is worsening. With a US ultimatum pressing Israel to restore aid access, we focus on the escalating disaster within the Palestinian territory. We’re joined by a humanitarian who has witnessed the...

Trump hush money judge delays ruling on immunity following election win A judge has postponed a decision on whether to undo President-elect Donald Trump’s hush money conviction as prosecutors consider how to proceed in light of last week’s election and his lawyers argue for dismissal so he can...

Trump indicates security, foreign policy agenda with new administration picks US President-elect Donald Trump on Tuesday announced new members of his incoming administration including loyalist Representative Mike Waltz who will serve as national security adviser and former Arkansas Governor Mike...

Aid in Gaza 'drop in ocean': Red Cross calls for 'expanded humanitarian operation', end to conflict Israel has opened an additional aid crossing into Gaza, before a US-imposed deadline to improve humanitarian conditions for Palestinians. UNRWA, and eight humanitarian organisations however said...

Russia jails doctor for criticising Ukraine campaign A Moscow court on Tuesday (November 12) sentenced a paediatrician to five-and-a-half years in prison for criticising the Ukraine campaign during a private appointment, after she was denounced. FRANCE 24's Nick Holdsworth tells us more.

The war we don't talk about: Famine, disease and the looting of treasures in Sudan PRESS REVIEW - Tuesday, November 12: The Archbishop of Canterbury, the Church of England's most senior cleric, faces calls to resign. It comes after a damning review accused the Church of covering up a...

Ivorians to sue France after French soldiers opened fire on protesters in 2004 People in Ivory Coast and France are marking 20 years since one of the bloodiest chapters, in contemporary Franco-Ivorian relations. Two decades ago, the French army opened fire on civilians in the West African nation...

Israel wielding 'level of power' on the humanitarian front not seen 'anywhere else in the world' The Israeli military announced it had delivered hundreds of packets of food to cut-off areas of northern Gaza as fighting raged ahead of a US deadline for Israel to get more aid into the Palestinian...

Climate change and the threat of ocean acidification It is known by experts as an invisible threat - but one which is unravelling marine life, food chains and entire economies. That is the conclusion of new research on the critical threat of ocean acidification. Scientists discussed the problem...

In Abidjan, thousands are evicted as homes are bulldozed without warning Since January, Ivory Coast has embarked on a mass eviction project. Authorities have targeted 176 neighbourhoods in Abidjan and have destroyed homes without any proper relocation plans for residents. This project was...

Israel says opens Gaza aid crossing, ahead of US deadline Israel's army announced the opening Tuesday (November 12) of an additional aid crossing into Gaza, before a US-imposed deadline to improve humanitarian conditions for Palestinians in the war-ravaged territory.The United Nations agency...