Reporting on climate change, migration, human rights, global health, and other critical issues affecting humanity.
France face Norway in a highly anticipated World Cup 2026 clash as Kylian Mbappé and Erling Haaland both sit on four goals, while former Germany star Bastian Schweinsteiger faces backlash over controversial comments about African football.
A 7.5-magnitude earthquake, the largest to strike Venezuela in over 100 years, has devastated the country, raising fears of catastrophic casualties amid an already fragile humanitarian situation.
Plan International warns that the psychological toll of Venezuela's earthquakes on children could persist for years, urging authorities to place young people at the center of disaster response efforts.
Germany's hottest June on record in 2026 is battering the economy, slashing worker productivity, driving up cooling costs, and exposing critical vulnerabilities in Europe's largest economy.
A new autobiographical play in Nairobi confronts Kenya's escalating gender-based violence epidemic, using raw storytelling to empower survivors and demand systemic change.
Europe's punishing record-breaking heatwave is moving eastward, threatening new regions with extreme temperatures, straining infrastructure, and raising urgent questions about climate preparedness.
A series of powerful earthquakes has killed approximately 235 people in Venezuela, according to the country's health minister, compounding an already severe humanitarian crisis in the struggling nation.
Australian TV host Karl Stefanovic has been abruptly dismissed from Nine Network's Today show, sparking a national debate about media freedom, accountability, and the boundaries of public discourse.
Legal expert William Bourdon tells France 24 that whistleblowers, NGOs, and Flamingo Revolution protesters are crucial to dismantling Albania's entrenched political corruption and greed.
A devastating heat wave has shattered temperature records across multiple European countries, exposing deep vulnerabilities in infrastructure, public health systems, and climate policy across the continent.
New Zealand's Tom Latham and Devon Conway put on a record-threatening 317-run opening partnership to put England on the back foot in the third Test at Trent Bridge, finishing day one at 361-4.
Somalia is reeling from the impact of decreased global humanitarian aid, exacerbating an already dire humanitarian crisis.