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Rwanda and Democratic Republic of Congo signed a peace agreement mediated by the US on Friday, potentially putting an end to decades of fierce fighting that dates back to the 1994 Rwanda genocide. Kigali has sent thousands of troops across the border to support the M23 rebel group against the Kinshasa government.

The Taliban have severely restricted the rights of women and girls in Afghanistan since returning to power in August 2021. Nearly 2.2 million girls are deprived of education, with girls banned from school after the age of 12 years, while women are not allowed to work in most sectors of society. In response, more and more Afghan women in the […]

Recent conflicts have brought the threat of nuclear war to the forefront of many minds. Experts warn that the current geopolitical tensions have likely hardened North Korea's resolve to retain its nuclear capabilities. Against this backdrop, Yuka Royer speaks with Seiichiro Mise, who survived the 1945 atomic bombing of Nagasaki at the age of 10. […]

In 1960s Greenland, Danish authorities fitted thousands of young Inuit girls with IUDs without their consent. FRANCE 24's Sarah Andersen met with victims now demanding justice: she tells us about filming this movie #Greenland #inuit #sexualviolence

At a jam-packed EU summit in Brussels, we caught up with Sweden's EU Affairs Minister, Jessica Rosencrantz. Bouncing off Slovakia's and Hungary's opposition to a potential new round of Russia sanctions, she touches on the Hungarian government's ban on this Saturday's Pride march, insisting that the EU must be prepared to use "all the tools in its […]

Iranian state media announced on Wednesday that Iran’s security forces have arrested more than 700 people on suspicion of belonging to an "Israeli spy network" since Israel’s June 13 attack.

The US Supreme Court ruled on Friday that lone federal judges could not issue nation-wide blocks on executive orders from the White House. The decision is a big win for US President Donald Trump, whose slew of executive orders has met stiff resistance from parts of the nation's judiciary.

President Donald Trump claimed that US strikes on Monday “obliterated” Iran’s nuclear programme, but questions remain over the location of the 408.6 kilos of enriched uranium Tehran is known to have amassed. US and European intelligence suggest the stockpile could have survived the attacks, meaning Iran remains, in theory, just a few steps […]

Eight researchers who left the US as a result of President Donald Trump's spending cuts have arrived at France's University of Aix-Marseille as part of a programme designed to attract American academics.