Nigerian communities that rely on sales of shea nuts are worried that a six-month export ban aimed at encouraging local use of the crop will leave a worrying crack in the $6 billion global market. Also, Benin’s...
From bistro to barista: France’s changing coffee culture • FRANCE 24 English
From well-known chains, to independent roasters, to struggling bistros, we take a look at how France’s coffee culture is changing. We also give you a primer on how to order a coffee in France, as it can be a bit...
Renewables overtake coal as world’s biggest source of electricity | BBC News
Renewable energy overtook coal as the world’s leading source of electricity in the first half of this year – a historic first, according to new data from the global energy think tank Ember. Electricity...
France’s opposition pressures Emmanuel Macron amid political crisis • FRANCE 24 English
France is facing a deep political crisis as Prime Minister Sébastien Lecornu resigned just 27 days into his term, marking the fifth PM to quit in under two years. Opposition parties are demanding President Macron’s...
Is Trump’s deal-making really ending the ‘forever wars’? Join the discussion | DW News Desk
Analysts say US President Donald Trump’s chances of getting the Nobel Peace Prize are slim. Advocates, including Israeli hostage families and heads of state, argue his current proposals and negotiations justify...
Nepalese evacuated as landslides and flash floods kill 61
Nepalese police evacuated citizens after heavy downpours since October 3 triggered landslides and flash floods, killing at least 61 people. The eastern Ilam district has been the hardest hit, with 37 people killed by...
Two years after Israel’s assault on Gaza Türkiye calls for peace
It’s been two years since Israel launched a brutal military assault on Gaza, kiliing more than sixty-six thousand Paletenians. Nearly a third have been woman and children. The Turkish government reacted swiftly...