The Sudanese city of El Fasher has been under siege for more than 500 days, with 300,000 civilians trapped inside – about half of them thought to be children. Last week the United Nations described the city, in...
‘We’re seeing the end of AIDS in sight. Don’t stop now’ UNAIDS chief warns US and the West
Winnie Byany, executive director of UN AIDS spoke to France 24 on Tête à Tête, to comment the recent evolution of AIDS cases around the world, as a new medecine called Lenacapavire has been developped by the United...
The story of the pink ribbon for Breast Cancer Awareness Month • FRANCE 24 English
Have you ever wondered how October became the month to raise awareness about breast cancer? Or why people wear pink ribbons for Breast Cancer Awareness Month? We take a look at that history. We also dive into the number...
Waiters and staff are already back at the Wiesn | DW News
The annual event unexpectedly closed this morning when a bomb threat was discovered in a letter. Munich’s Oktoberfest typically opens at 10 a.m. local time and attracts approximately 300,000 visitors daily...
French President Macron: We are in a confrontation with Russia
"We are in confrontation with Russia, which for several years has been a very aggressive player in the information space" French President Emmanuel Macron said at an EU leaders’ summit in Copenhagen, Denmark...
Michael Clarke Ukraine war Q&A | What is Putin planning this winter?
Professor Michael Clarke, our military analyst, returns to answer your questions on the Ukraine war. If you’ve got a question, simply follow the link here ➡️ #MichaelClarke #Ukraine #Russia #Putin #Trump...
What’s in a brioche? The secrets and history of the much-loved French pastry • FRANCE 24 English
In this edition of Entre Nous, Genie Godula and pastry chef Maeva Manchon tell us all about one of France’s favorite baked delights: the brioche. Maeva shows us the different kind of brioches that are available in...