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Global conflict forces detours and delays in Africa's maritime trade The vast majority of Africa's trade, about 90% is carried out via sea routes, but geopolitical conflicts have hit maritime trade hard from the war in Ukraine to attacks on commercial shipping in the red sea that have forced...

Education on hold as Lebanon’s schools turned into shelters for displaced Hundreds of thousands of students in Lebanon have been left unable to access education as public schools have been turned in to shelters for those fleeing the conflict. FRANCE 24's Rawad Taha reports from Beirut.

Harris and Trump focus on closing messages with rallies in Georgia, Nevada, Arizona They're pulling out all the stops to win over undecided voters. Democratic candidate, Kamala Harris, is being joined by both former president, Barack Obama, and rock star, Bruce Springsteen. Donald Trump is...

Gaza war, settler attacks ruin Palestinian olive harvest After a year of relentless war, Gaza's olive harvest is set to suffer, while in the occupied West Bank, Palestinian farmers fear to tend their groves due to settler attacks. "Day after day, the settlers repeat their attacks on the village...

Mo Ibrahim on African governance and grief over Sudan's war In this week's Across Africa, Georja speaks to Sudanese businessman, Mo Ibrahim about the 2024 Ibrahim Index of African Governance and his immense sadness at the international community's failure to do more to protect Sudanese civilians...

Over 10,000 displaced by Haiti gang attacks in past week, says UN Over 10,000 people to seek refuge away from the Haitian capital of Port-au-Prince in the past week, the UN migration agency estimates, as internal displacement almost doubles over the last six months, forcing many into makeshift...

Anger on the streets as ruling party candidate declared president-elect in Mozambique Protests quickly erupted across Mozambique on Thursday as the ruling Frelimo party was announced to have held onto power in this month's disputed election. It means Daniel Chapo will suceed President Filipe...

Harris to showcase Springsteen, Obama at star-studded Georgia rally Democratic presidential candidate Kamala Harris heads to the battleground of Georgia on Thursday for a star-studded rally featuring rock legend Bruce Springsteen, entertainer Tyler Perry and former president Barack Obama.

Nowhere to run? Sudan civil war pushes Darfur to brink Far from the war in Ukraine and the multiple fronts in the Middle East, a power grab between feuding coup leaders rages on.

Disclose: Russian gas tankers make repair stops in French port A new investigation by the NGO Disclose has found that the port of Brest in Brittany in France is being used as a crucial stop for tankers delivering gas valuable to president Vladimir Putin. FRANCE 24's Jennie Shin speaks to the...

Putin not interested in Guterres' "just peace" in Ukraine: analyst Russian opposition figure Yulia Navalnaya on Thursday slammed UN Secretary General Antonio Guterres for meeting Russian President Vladimir Putin, labelling the Kremlin boss a "murderer". FRANCE 24's Emerald Maxwell reports...

French culture minister in bid to charge tourists to visit Paris' Notre-Dame cathedral French ministers have raised the idea of charging tourists to enter Paris' world-famous Notre-Dame cathedral when it opens in December after a five-year restoration, a proposal that drew a rebuke from the...

Israel’s attacks have devastated Hezbollah. How is it still fighting back? More than a month into the outbreak of open war between Israel and Hezbollah, the Shiite group is still showing itself capable of launching rockets, drones and now precision missiles deep into Israeli territory despite...

Lawsuit filed against McDonald's over E. coli outbreak A lawsuit has been filed against McDonald's over an E.coli outbreak linked to its quarter pounders. Tesla's stock soared 21% after Elon Musk surprised investors with a strong sales forecast. Boeing's crisis just got worse after factory...

Georgia braces for vote seen as choice between Russia, EU Georgians vote on Saturday in watershed elections, with a union of pro-Western opposition forces facing off against a ruling party accused of democratic backsliding and shifting towards Russia. Brussels has warned the October 26 vote will...

What we know about the viral video of a displaced Palestinian girl carrying wounded sister Just days ago, a video of a displaced little girl in Gaza carrying her injured sister on her back for 2km gained serious traction online, racking up millions of views and shares. It was posted by a...

We have documented cases of sexual violence in Israeli prisons: Palestinian activist Palestinian women's rights activist, Joharah Baker, is among five women who are at the UN in New York this week to speak about gendered violence in Gaza and the occupied West Bank. They claim Israeli forces are...

Why do the Swiss have so many guns? Despite its taste for neutrality, Switzerland is one of the most heavily-armed countries in the world. Gun owners belong to one of two categories: army recruits and shooting enthusiasts. ENTR went to Switzerland to dive deep into the country’s little-known gun...

UN warns 1.5C climate goal 'will soon be dead' without rapid emissions cut World leaders are running out of time to stave off catastrophic climate change, Secretary General Antonio Guterres warned on Thursday as a UN report said current climate policies will result in global warming of more than...

Argentina plunged into recession as Milei's government imposes drastic budget cuts Since taking power as Argentina's president in December of last year, the "anarcho-capitalist" Javier Milei has been applying a drastic austerity policy. Milei's aim is to reduce sky-high inflation and cut...