There’s less than a month to go before the Olympics kick off in Paris. It’s a big event for athletes but also for chefs, who are getting ready to serve more than 40,000 meals. As part of a pledge to limit...
British Muslims lose faith in Labour over Gaza
British cross-party political support for Israel’s war on Gaza has led to some voters like Mustafa to consider not voting in the national elections. But Leanne Mohammed hopes to create a new kind of politics by...
Mongolia to elect an expanded 126-seat parliament
Mongolia held elections on Friday for the first time since it changed its constitution a year ago to broaden representation among its people. But it comes at a time of declining in confidence in politicians following...
World’s smallest elephant in danger of dying out | BBC News
The world’s smallest elephant is in danger of dying out as numbers reach just 1,000 in the wild, but there’s hope it can be saved. The conservation body, the International Union for Conservation of Nature (IUCN)...
Island of Trash in Guatemala | DW News
An island of trash floats in Amatitlán lake, south of Guatemala City. Approximately 100 trucks daily remove garbage, threatening residents’ health and their fishing livelihoods. #dwshorts #guatemala #trash...
Just 2 Degrees: Farmers vs Planet? How Tigray fighting hit Egypt’s ecosystems
Many farmers tout running sustainable farms. We talk about what that means, and whether it’s actually possible. And the conflict in Tigray had longstanding effects on Egypt’s ecosystems. Host: Reagan Des...
Capturing the voices of women in Lebanon • FRANCE 24 English
Annette Young talks to Lebanese journalist and author, Dalal Mawad, whose book ‘All She Lost’ focuses on the horrific explosion in Beirut four years ago, and its impact on women. They speak about the myth of...