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Draft measures expected to allow women to retain imperial status after marriage, though political divisions remain over the rights of their spouses and children.
Authorities believe seized items may have been used in the killing or body transport of the suspect’s wife.
Six months into his term, Rodrigo Paz confronts a coalition of Indigenous and working-class groups accusing him of betraying his electoral mandate, while the government rules out a state of emergency but establishes humanitarian corridors.
Russian President Vladimir Putin visits Beijing to strengthen bilateral relations, while the Trump administration moves to indict former Cuban leader Raúl Castro and the World Health Organisation declares a global emergency over Ebola outbreaks in Africa.
Diplomatic efforts to end the war between Israel and the United States intensify as Pakistan’s army chief meets Iranian counterparts, while Washington notes slight progress in talks and Brussels expands sanctions regime.
A new showcase in France displays 300 photographs capturing daily life in the region between the 1940s and 1970s.
As the 130th French Open commences in Paris, Patrick Mouratoglou joins FRANCE 24 to analyse the tournament’s top contenders and his history with world-class athletes.
The departing manager’s advocacy for Palestinian children, Catalan independence, and homelessness has sparked debate over the role of sports figures in political discourse.
Officials on the island warn that a reported hold on military hardware could weaken defences and undermine confidence in US support.
Russian President Vladimir Putin has ordered military preparations for retaliation following a drone attack in the Luhansk region, while Ukraine’s armed forces confirmed they struck a military headquarters, citing adherence to international humanitarian law.
President Donald Trump confirms Tulsi Gabbard’s exit effective 30 June, appointing Aaron Lukas as acting director following reports of her sidelining in key foreign policy decisions
Authorities in Rome, Berlin, Paris, and Madrid are examining serious accusations of sexual assault and physical abuse against activists detained by Israeli forces, while Jerusalem denies the claims as baseless.
Visual records published on 22 May 2026 depict an Israeli air strike hitting paramedics responding to a prior incident, raising questions about the scope of casualties in the ongoing conflict.
Kevin Warsh assumes role as Jerome Powell’s successor, facing immediate challenges from rising energy costs and questions over institutional independence.
The UK, France, Germany, Canada, Australia and others issue unified warning over international law breaches and treatment of detainees.
Novak Djokovic warns of fragmentation while players limit interviews to 15 minutes ahead of scheduled talks with organisers.
Andy Garcia’s reaction at the screening of his passion project coincides with the debut of Cristian Mungiu’s psychological drama, as France 24’s arts24 programme highlights the year’s key cultural moments.
Diplomatic efforts led by Pakistan stall while both nations face domestic pressure, with Iran enduring hyperinflation and the US confronting recession fears ahead of mid-term elections.
With the Economic Confidence Index falling to -45, President Donald Trump faces mounting political pressure ahead of the November midterms as public approval of his foreign policy strategy wanes.
Leading players limit pre-tournament interviews to 15 minutes, citing unfair revenue splits and structural disconnects, while organisers prepare for critical talks with player agents.
While social media claims suggest the virus is not contagious, medical authorities confirm the Andes strain circulating on the MV Hondius can spread between people, though its low reproduction rate limits widespread outbreak potential.
US Customs and Border Protection states individual violated entry protocols designed to mitigate Ebola transmission risks, following WHO emergency declaration.
President Trump’s announcement via Truth Social overturns a recent Pentagon cancellation, drawing praise from Warsaw and Berlin but raising questions about the transactional nature of American security commitments.
A Ukrainian strike has collapsed a five-storey college dormitory in the Russian-occupied city of Starobilsk, resulting in four confirmed fatalities. The incident follows a pledge by President Volodymyr Zelenskyy to respond to a recent Russian raid on Kyiv.
The World Health Organization has raised the national risk assessment for the Bundibugyo strain of Ebola in the Democratic Republic of Congo to 'very high', citing the potential for rapid acceleration.
Cate Blanchett has asserted that the #MeToo movement has been extinguished in Hollywood nearly a decade after its inception, a statement made as the Cannes Film Festival concluded amidst renewed debates on sexual violence.
As tensions escalate across Johannesburg and diplomatic friction grows with Nigeria, experts and former officials contend that migrants are being scapegoated for deeper structural failures in governance and the economy.
Director-General Tedros Adhanom Ghebreyesus warns that violence and insecurity are obstructing containment efforts, while Oxford University scientists accelerate vaccine development.
Investor sentiment lifts US equities while Justice Department drops inquiry into Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell, clearing path for Kevin Warsh nomination.
Moscow-installed officials report at least four deaths and 35 injuries following the overnight attack, as Ukraine remains silent on allegations of targeting educational facilities.
The government’s stance coincides with increased arrests in Dakar and sharp criticism from UN officials and human rights groups.
Executive Vice-President argues that quality jobs and skills portability are essential shields against rising living costs and economic instability across the bloc.
Thomas Tuchel has named a 26-man roster for the 2026 World Cup, excluding high-profile stars Phil Foden and Cole Palmer to ensure collective commitment as England seeks its first major men’s trophy since 1966.
A reduction in import tariffs from 150% to 100% offers a pathway for American whiskey, but industry experts warn that cultural preferences and long-term investment remain significant barriers to entry.
The Lebanese government reports 116 healthcare workers killed since March escalation, while Washington imposes new sanctions on individuals linked to Hezbollah.
Activists in South Korea have smashed Starbucks cups to demonstrate against a campaign referred to as ‘Tank Day’, according to reports from Al Jazeera.
Security measures increased in border regions as officials caution against potential threat to the capital, echoing warnings issued over recent weeks.
Approximately 420 activists arrived in Istanbul on Thursday evening after being released and deported by the Israeli government, marking a shift in policy following several countries summoning Israeli envoys.
The Serum Institute of India stands ready to mass-produce the vaccine once medical-grade material is supplied by the UK research team.
The announcement comes ahead of a Nato foreign ministers’ meeting in Sweden, as the US balances an 'America First' pullout from Germany with new commitments in Warsaw.
Major building materials manufacturer confirms disciplinary action after external lawyers identify misuse of company funds for private dining, prompting the resignation of Chairman Hidemitsu Hori and two other executives.
A May 2026 review by Al Jazeera details how a nationalist movement rooted in Vinayak Savarkar’s writings has shaped modern Indian governance, citing recent court rulings and citizenship reforms as evidence of its entrenched influence.
As Pep Guardiola prepares to depart Manchester City, the institutional record reveals a manager who redefined domestic governance but struggled to match the European consistency of his English predecessors.
Experts warn that continued US inactivity or a lack of high-level engagement could render the group geopolitically insignificant, potentially benefiting China, though the alliance's informal structure provides some resilience against strategic drift.
Amidst overcrowding concerns and calls for stricter government regulation, Kenton Cool achieves a historic milestone while two Indian climbers perish on the descent.
The 55-year-old Catalan coach cites personal timing as his side finishes second in the Premier League behind Arsenal, marking the close of one of English football’s most dominant eras.
With the June 2 election approaching, Pratt’s campaign narrative is shaped by personal loss in the 2025 Palisades fires and a polarising rhetorical style that has drawn comparisons to Donald Trump’s political playbook.
Hundreds gather outside parliament as video footage sparks comparisons to US protests and highlights tensions over immigration integration