France’s reappointed Prime Minister Sebastien Lecornu said Saturday he was to form a government "not imprisoned by the parties" to tackle a political crisis "painful for everyone". Speaking...
Bulldozers clear rubble and reopen streets as Palestinians return
As Palestinians return to their homes following the ceasefire, bulldozers of the Arab and International Organization to Construct in Palestine continue field operations in Gaza City to clear rubble and reopen streets...
Israeli troops pull back to new lines in Gaza | Prof Michael Clarke analysis
Sky News defence analyst Prof Michael Clarke runs us through how the Gaza ceasefire plan will unfold in the coming days. Israeli troops have pulled back to areas agreed to under the plan, with Hamas due to release all...
Israeli military base prepares for hostage exchange
Israel’s Reim military base near Palestine’s Gaza border prepares for a hostage exchange following the ceasefire that went into effect the previous day. Subscribe: Livestream: Facebook: X (Twitter): Instagram:...
Tensions rise in Kosovo’s north ahead of local elections
Kosovo heads to local elections on Sunday in a vote seen as a test for its political stability. After years of strained relations with Serbia, tensions remain high in the Serb-majority north. This time, the Serbian...
‘Worst job in France’: Sébastien Lecornu reprises role as prime minister • FRANCE 24 English
Outgoing Prime Minister Sébastien Lecornu is back in his role after French President Emmanuel Macron reappointed him on Friday. Described by some as having the “worst job in France,” Lecornu once again faces the tough...