Students at UK universities have been forced to curtail their on-campus activities as the country struggles to contain a surge in coronavirus cases. Clusters have popped up at some universities, mostly due to illegal...
Fighting escalates in Nagorno-Karabakh, sparking fears of regional conflict
Fighting escalated sharply on Monday between Azerbaijan and its ethnic Armenian mountain enclave of Nagorno-Karabakh, and at least 55 people were killed in a second day of heavy clashes.
Abortion an ‘obstacle race’ for women in Democratic Republic of Congo
Every day an estimated 400 women have unsafe abortions in Kinshasa, the capital of the Democratic Republic of Congo. FRANCE 24 spoke to members of the NGO Afia Mama, which provides psychological, medical and legal...
Feminist protesters battle with police in Mexico City
Women charged police lines and threw Molotov cocktails at officers in Mexico City on Monday during protests demanding the legalization of abortion in the majority Roman Catholic country.
Macron to meet opposition leader Tikhanovskaya after calls to mediate Belarusian crisis
Emmanuel Macron will meet Belarusian opposition leader Svetlana Tikhanovskaya in Lithuania on Tuesday, the Élysée Palace said in a statement, after she asked the French president to help mediate the crisis that has...
How coronavirus lockdowns disrupted education systems worldwide | COVID-19 Special
The coronavirus pandemic is the largest disruption of global education systems in history. When the pandemic first hit, around one-and-a-half billion students around the world were sent home as schools closed their...
Do Trump’s personal debts pose a risk to the US’ national security? | DW News
US Democrats went on the attack on Monday after a report by The New York Times (NYT) revealed that President Donald Trump paid little to no income tax in recent years and held large amounts of debt. House Speaker Nancy...