In this special edition, Annette Young heads to South Korea, which, despite its impressive economic record, consistently scores poorly for gender equality among advanced nations.… Read More »South Korea: Where feminism has become taboo
After a barrage of earthquakes that herald an impending volcanic eruption, some evacuated residents of the Icelandic town of Grindavik wonder if they will ever… Read More »Years of uncertainty lie ahead for residents of Icelandic town near active volcano
Around 350,000 Palestinians live in the Baaka refugee camp in Jordan, with at least 10,000 of them from the Gaza Strip. With the Israeli offensive… Read More »‘I’m always thinking about them’: Gazans in Jordan desperate for news from loved ones
Ukraine’s marine corps said Friday it has secured multiple bridgeheads on the eastern bank of the Dnieper River in the Kherson region in fighting it… Read More »‘Fiery hell’: Ukraine secures multiple strategic areas along eastern bank of Dnipro River
The African Football League has attracted both praise and concern after its initial edition featuring eight teams.
FRANCE 24 brings you the stories of people on the front lines of climate change. From Kenya to Panama via Greenland and Australia, our reporters… Read More »Indigenous people and climate change: With the Guna when the oceans rise (4/4)
The salary boost is designed to increase morale as well as tackle corruption and improve security.
A rebel leader tells the BBC his forces will fight a paramilitary group accused of ethnic cleansing.
UN Women’s Executive Director, Sima Bahous, concluded a two-day visit to the Arab Republic of Egypt to speak of the dire crisis in Gaza, where… Read More »In Egypt, UN Women Executive Director reiterates calls for an immediate humanitarian ceasefire and ensuring humanitarian access and assistance for women and girls in Gaza
Time magazine honoured Mr Ruto and three other Africans for their work in fighting climate change.
