In broken Britain, a new start with Labour?
Four years after Brexit, what is the state of Britain and its economy and migration policies? How will that affect upcoming UK elections? Our guests: Oliver Moody (The Times); Katja Hoyer (King's…
Rethinking Paris’s most famous avenue, les Champs-Élysées
It may be called the most beautiful avenue in the world, but these days Parisians tend to steer clear of les Champs-Élysées. With another famed cinema – the UGC Normandie – having…
Pharmaceutical giant Sanofi looks to sell consumer health unit
France's Economy and Industry ministers, Antoine Armand and Marc Ferracci, are heading to Lisieux this Monday to visit the production sites of popular headache reliever Doliprane. The visit takes place after the…
Is Elon Musk’s Starlink in Africa a blessing or curse?
Starlink is expanding into Africa. By the end of 2024, than half the continent will be connected to the satellite constellation owned and operated by Elon Musk's SpaceX. It promises high-speed internet…
Nikopol faces double threat from Zaporizhzhia nuclear plant
The destruction of the Kakhovka dam has drained a reservoir that provided the Russian-occupied nuclear power plant with cooling water.…
The secrets of Paris’s Canal Saint-Martin
Genie Godula speaks with Hilbren Buys, the Marine Facilities manager of Click&Boat, about the history of Paris's Canal Saint-Martin.…
Philippine faithful put a local twist on Catholic traditions
The Philippines is the only Catholic-majority country in Southeast Asia, and many traditional celebrations are combined with local flair like the "Mud People" festival that takes place every June.…
Politics and identity: Racism on the US campaign trail
We take a look at how racially charged views have gone viral in the US presidential campaign. We find out how the latest controversy began with a tweet by right-winger influencer Laura…
What’s wrong with Germany’s economy?
For decades, Germany was regarded as the model country in Europe. It’s still the largest economy, but it has suffered a massive downturn. Is Germany once again the “sick man of Europe,”…
France’s Marathon du Médoc is unlike any other race
Delano D'Souza speaks to Vincent Fabre, the president of the Marathon du Médoc. It's a race like no other, with participants drinking their hearts away but in moderation!…
Paris city hall extends summer terrace curfew
To ring in the festivities for the Summer Olympics, French "terrasses", or outdoor eating and drinking areas, can now stay open until midnight.…