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Venezuelan opposition leaders Machado, Gonzales awarded Sakharov Prize The European parliament has announced the recipient of this year Sakharov prize. The award honoured Venezuelan opposition leaders Maria Corina Machado and Edmundo Gonzalez representing the people of Venezuela in their fight...

Boeing machinists vote to extend strike, rejecting 35% pay raise offer Boeing workers have voted to continue their strike, with 64 percent of them rejecting the latest offer that included a 35 percent wage hike over four years. The strike, now running for nearly six weeks, is worsening the...

France and other nations pledge massive aid package to support Lebanon The French presidency announces three main goals of this conference hosted in Paris this Thursday : increase humanitarian aid, support the sovereignty of Lebanon, support the Lebanese armed forces. Kethevane Gorjestani...

France kicks off Lebanon aid conference with 100 million euro pledge "We are in a middle of a region in war. It's not only a war between Israel and the Lebanese faction Hezbollah, this is a war between Israel and Iran and Lebanon and South Lebanon" says Sami Nader, founder of Levant Institute of...

Cycling in Paris: Dangerous or safe? In this edition of Entre Nous, we discuss a hot-button issue in our newsroom: cycling by bike in Paris. After a 27-year-old man was killed by a driver in the French capital earlier this month, many cyclists have come forward to talk about road rage. We also...

Dramatic week in Ghana politics a couple of months before elections The New Patriotic Party says that Alban Bagbin is biased towards the opposition National Democratic Congress amidst a high stakes standoff over who can claim a razor slim majority in parliament just a couple of months before...

Frequent blackouts as drought hit hydroelectric stations in Zambia and Zimbabwe Neighbors Zimbabwe and Zambia are facing power cuts of up to 17 hours a day as drought dries up the Kariba dam. It's at the world's largest man made lake but critical water shortages have left the countries that rely...

French foreign minister says the conference raised 1 billion dollars in pledges French Minister for Europe and Foreign Affairs says, Jean-Noël Barrot, said Lebanon aid conference raised one billion dollars in pledges for humanitarian aid and military support.

Anti-whaling activist Paul Watson 'anxious but in fighting spirit', lawyer says One of the lawyers defending the international environmentalist and anti-whaling activist Paul Watson has spoken of his outrage at his client’s further detention. A Greenland court has granted a fourth extension of...

The Zanu PF Annual National People's Conference, a key event for the country Zimbabwe's ruling Zanu PF has kicked off its yearly get together as its soldarity is threatened by rumored internal schisms, a fragile economy and fears amongst critics of President Emmerson Manangagwa who aren't...

Cult French film 'La Haine' shifts its story to the stage When the cult French film "La Haine" came out 30 years ago, it sent shockwaves through the world of French cinema. The movie has now been adapted for a musical; our reporters went to La Seine Musicale theatre to check it out. Meanwhile...

Mangrove-planting project to hold flooding at bay in Sierra Leone Over the past few decades in Sierra Leone, thousands of acres of mangroves have been destroyed by erosion, construction and other man made threats. The forests are critical defences against flooding and their disappearance has...

French culture minister proposes entrance fee for Notre-Dame Cathedral France should consider charging visitors a small fee for cultural visitors to visit Notre-Dame Cathedral to help maintain the country’s churches and cathedrals, Culture Minister Rachida Dati has suggested. Paris's iconic...

France hosts Lebanon aid conference in Paris French President Emmanuel Macron will on Thursday open a conference aimed at raising funds and mobilising humanitarian aid for embattled Lebanon amid Israel and Hezbollah's ongoing conflict.

Boeing workers to extend strike after rejecting latest contract offer, says union Boeing workers voted to extend their nearly six-week strike on Wednesday after the US aerospace giant offered a contract that included a 35 percent wage hike, but did not reinstate a penion plan sought by many...

Tim Walz: Viral Russian deepfake falsely accuses him of sexual abuse US intelligence officials accuse Moscow of trying to disrupt the presidential election, after a deepfake video went viral smearing Democratic VP candidate Tim Walz with sexual abuse allegations during his time as a high school...

US Justice Department warns Musk over $1 mn giveaway: reports Billionaire Elon Musk's America PAC has been warned by the Justice Department that its $1 million daily giveaways to registered voters may violate federal law, US media reported Wednesday. Musk, the world's richest man, announced the...

70% of Cuba's population has power back after blackout After the national grid collapsed last Friday, there were three days of country-wide blackouts throughout the island. Power has now been restored for much of the country, but the fallout of days without power has shaken many. FRANCE 24's Ed...

Lebanese see Netanyahu as 'uncontrollable', not interested in peace: political analyst Israel carried out a wave of air strikes on Hezbollah's southern Beirut stronghold on Wednesday night, destroying a residential complex. FRANCE 24's Catherine Norris-Trent reports from southern Lebanon. Sharon...

A week of drama in Ghanaian politics Ghana’s ruling NPP party has accused the speaker of parliament of undermining democracy a day after he indefinitely suspended it following a walkout by MPs. The NPP claims Alban Bagbin is biased towards the opposition NDC amidst a high stakes standoff over...