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Reversing the tide of urbanisation: Spain seeks to repopulate rural villages

Spain's countryside is the most depopulated in Europe. Some villages have just one resident left in them. But locals are fighting back, determined to attract new inhabitants. FRANCE 24's Maude Petit-Jové and…

19 hours ago

by Abiodun Ogundairo

Point of no return: Global carbon budget to be exhausted by 2028

We take a look at reactions from the press as US President Donald Trump continues to dither on whether the US will intervene in the conflict between Israel and Iran. Also, a…

1 week ago

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China's Xi calls for stronger ties with South Korea

Tracking the tense relationship between India and China

South Asia is now widely considered the least economically integrated region in the world, according to the World Bank. Intra-regional trade makes up barely 5% of total trade in the region. By…

1 week ago

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‘What is most important is to avoid a nuclear accident’ in Iran, says IAEA chief Grossi

As Israel's strikes on Iran target several Iranian nuclear facilities, FRANCE 24 spoke to Rafael Grossi, the director general of the International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA). "What is most important," he said,…

1 week ago

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Niger to nationalize French share in uranium company Somair

France grapples with waning influence in West Africa

Orano — which is itself 90% owned by the French state — holds a 63% stake in Somair. The rest of the uranium venture is controlled by Niger's state-run Sopamin. Orano has…

1 week ago

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Iran has just finished losing a war and is not in a position to dictate terms, analyst says

U.S. special envoy Steve Witkoff and Iranian Foreign Minister Abbas Araqchi have spoken by phone several times since Israel began its strikes on Iran last week, in a bid to find a…

1 week ago

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Post-Assad Syria: Sectarian divides and the struggle for unity

The fall of Bashar al-Assad last December did not erase the deep-rooted prejudices within Syrian society. Identity and political divisions remain vivid, and since January, sectarian clashes have been increasing. In a…

1 week ago

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The battle of Harvard: When education, funding and politics collide

With the cancellation of grants to Harvard University, the revocation of visas for foreign students, and the withdrawal of research funding, the Trump administration is moving forward with its agenda to cut…

1 week ago

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Nigeria’s drug crisis: Synthetic marijuana endangers youth

Nigeria is facing one of the highest rates of drug abuse in the world. Among the substances fueling the crisis is a cheap, dangerous drug known as Colorado, or "Colos," a synthetic…

1 week ago

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EU rule of law report shows worrying trends: How should the bloc defend its core principles?

Threats to the rule of law and democratic values persist, and are getting worse in some areas. That is the message from MEPs following an analysis of the EU Commission’s latest annual…

1 week ago

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Bukele’s El Salvador: Popularity, power, and the price of security

Nayib Bukele came to power in El Salvador in 2019, winning outright in the first round of presidential elections. Since then, he has steadily consolidated his control. Bukele’s party has dominated the…

1 week ago

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News - Page 5

Reversing the tide of urbanisation: Spain seeks to repopulate rural villages

Point of no return: Global carbon budget to be exhausted by 2028

Tracking the tense relationship between India and China

‘What is most important is to avoid a nuclear accident’ in Iran, says IAEA chief Grossi

France grapples with waning influence in West Africa

Iran has just finished losing a war and is not in a position to dictate terms, analyst says

Post-Assad Syria: Sectarian divides and the struggle for unity

The battle of Harvard: When education, funding and politics collide

Nigeria’s drug crisis: Synthetic marijuana endangers youth

EU rule of law report shows worrying trends: How should the bloc defend its core principles?

Bukele’s El Salvador: Popularity, power, and the price of security

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