It’s the big release we were never quite sure we’d see: Christopher Nolan’s “Tenet” has come to European screens, boosting box office figures after a lacklustre summer for cinemas. Our film...
‘Charlie Hebdo’ ruffles feathers by republishing cartoons of Muhammad
As the trial begins of alleged accomplices in the 2015 ‘Charlie Hebdo’ shooting, the satirical magazine has republished cartoons of Mohammed – we take a look at reactions.Also, Emmanuel Macron awards...
Macron in Iraq: What is the situation in the country?
After a US-led invasion toppled dictator Saddam Hussein in 2003, Iraq was ravaged by waves of sectarian conflict that culminated in the Islamic State group capturing swathes of the country six years ago, before the...
“Saying ‘Je suis Charlie’ shouldn’t be a conversation closer about religion.”
Sociologist Fabien Truong tells the France 24 Debate that the #JeSuisCharlie slogan isn’t always perceived as a cry for free speech. On the opening day of the trial in Paris of 14 suspected accomplices to the...
Angela Merkel: Alexei Navalny was poisoned | DW News
German Chancellor Angela Merkel described the apparent poisoning of Alexei Navalny as “an attempted murder with nerve agent” after a toxicology test in Germany showed that the opposition leader had been...
Government reverses decision to lift coronavirus restrictions in Bolton and Trafford – BBC News
The health secretary for England Matt Hancock says he took ‘swift and decisive action’ when he changed his mind about lifting local restrictions in Bolton and Trafford. Restrictions were due to be lifted...
Vital role of Indian Army in Second World War highlighted – BBC News
This week marks the 75th anniversary of the formal end of the Second World War. Mishal Husain looks at her grandfather’s role and the vital contribution to the allied effort by soldiers of many different...