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Italian government accused of turning public broadcaster RAI into propaganda machine Amid concerns about the financing, fate or limits imposed on public broadcasters in several EU countries such as France and Poland, this edition of Scoop looks at Italy. The International and European...

2024 European elections: Women's groups brace for a lurch to the right With EU elections now just around the corner, women's rights groups are anxiously waiting to see if pollsters have been correct to predict a surge in support for the far right. At a country level, parties associated with the...

Le Pen legacy: Marion Maréchal battles the woke agenda, 'Islamification' in European elections France’s Marion Maréchal has made the “defence” of European civilisation and fighting against the “Islamification” of Europe a cornerstone of her platform as she leads the far-right Reconquest party’s...

Russia launches deadly strikes on Kharkiv as Biden lets Ukraine use US arms to strike inside Russia Russian strikes killed three people in the Ukrainian city of Kharkiv, the regional governor said early Friday, hours after the United States authorised Kyiv to use American weapons to hit targets...

Slovak PM Fico taken home from hospital to continue recovery from shooting Slovak Prime Minister Robert Fico was transported to the capital Bratislava on Thursday to continue recovering after being shot multiple times two weeks ago, a spokeswoman said

French far right’s rhetoric at odds with its voting record at EU Parliament A review of the voting records from the European Parliament shows that members of the far-right National Rally party (formerly the National Front) are often absent from the legislative process, cast votes that contradict...

EU Socialists warn against potential alliance between right and far right Nicolas Schmit, the lead candidate for the Party of European Socialists (PES), speaks to FRANCE 24 about the dangers, as he sees them, of a potential alliance between the right and the far right. Hungarian Prime Minister...

Hungary: Peter Magyar, the new face of anti-Orban opposition In Hungary, which has seen an erosion of democratic norms since far-right Prime Minister Viktor Orban came to power, a turncoat from Orban's own Fidesz party is shaking things up. Peter Magyar says he wants to make Hungary a normal...

French pharmacists strike over drug shortages and pay, closing shops nationwide French pharmacists launched their first walkout in 10 years on Thursday, closing up shop over drug shortages, pharmacy closures and fears medications could be sold online, as well as higher pay.

Spain's parliament approves amnesty law for Catalan separatists Spain’s Parliament voted Thursday to give final approval to a controversial amnesty law for hundreds of Catalan separatists involved in the illegal and unsuccessful 2017 secession bid.

'Come back': Champs-Elysees wants to win over Parisians The Champs-Elysees, the iconic avenue sweeping through central Paris dotted with cafes and shops, connects the Place de la Concorde in the east with the Arc de Triomphe in the west in a single, breathtakingly straight line.

The Wrens, unsung British heroines of the D-Day landings in Normandy When the largest-ever combined airborne and amphibious military operation took place on the coast of Normandy 80 years ago, men were not solely to commend for its meticulous preparation. The success of D-Day can also be...

NATO meets as calls grow to let Ukraine strike targets inside Russia NATO foreign ministers meet in Prague on Thursday in the face of growing calls for leading allies to lift restrictions stopping Kyiv from using Western weapons to strike inside Russia.

Volcano erupts for fifth time in six months in Iceland's Reykjanes peninsula A new volcano erupted on the Reykjanes peninsula in southwestern Iceland on Wednesday, spewing fountains of red-hot lava into the air shortly after authorities evacuated the nearby town of Grindavik.

Spanish FM Albares: Recognising the state of Palestine 'a matter of pure humanity' Spanish Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez met with Palestinian Authority prime minister Mohammad Mustafa and leading officials from several Middle Eastern countries in Madrid on Wednesday after Spain, Ireland and...

Police raid European Parliament offices amid election interference concerns We start with the police searches this Wednesday at the Brussels and Strasbourg offices of an employee of the European Parliament. Authorities say the raids are linked to an investigation into whether some MEPs were...

Only way to defend Kharkiv? France eases conditions for its weapons to target Russia What is Europe's next move... what with Kharkiv is subjected to a daily pounding from the other side of a Russian border that is just 20 kilometres away?

Georgian NGOs vow to defy 'unconstitutional' foreign influence law Around 200 Georgian NGOs on Wednesday vowed to defy a "foreign influence" law that has caused deep divisions in the Caucasus country, triggering mass protests and international condemnation.

European elections: Far-right parties 'act as traitors' amid foreign interference FRANCE 24 speaks to Sven Biscop, director of the Europe in the World Programme at the Egmont Institute, and the author of "This is Not a New World Order", about the upcoming European elections. We delve into how...

Compulsory military service back on the table in Europe as war rages in Ukraine As Russia makes gains in eastern Ukraine, Tony Ingesson, Assistant Professor in Political Science at Lund University, speaks to FRANCE 24's Monte Francis about the growing calls in European countries to bring back...