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The 60-day mandate under the War Powers Act of 1973 creates a constitutional fork in the road for the Trump administration, with experts warning of a murky legal future if legislative action is not taken by May 1.
New video evidence captures the intensity of the attack, occurring amidst a broader context of regional instability marked by recent conflicts in Mali
The trial centres on allegations of breach of charitable trust, with Musk seeking billions in damages and the removal of the current CEO
Nearly 12 million people displaced by end of 2025; 25 million face crisis-level food shortages as RSF and SAF war restricts humanitarian access.
Lawmakers' move to fast-track the Southern Interconnection project with AAFS Infrastructure and Energy draws fire from the European Union and local watchdogs for lacking transparency and experience
Interim US Attorney Erik Siebert leads the renewed prosecution, which centres on an image displaying the numbers "86 47", a sequence President Donald Trump claims constitutes a clear threat to his life.
Authorities have yet to establish a motive for the attacks, though the gunman reportedly threw documents claiming to explain his actions before fleeing to a hotel where he was found with two weapons.
The suspect faces a potential sentence of 10 to 20 years after authorities foiled the August 2024 attack that led to the cancellation of three tour dates.
Jonathan Day, Senior Advocacy Officer at CLUE, tells FRANCE 24 that political interference in public broadcasting remains a widespread issue affecting pluralism throughout the European Union
Moscow claims Africa Corps mercenaries halted a coup attempt, though reports confirm Russian forces withdrew from Kidal
A public dispute between Mayor Karim Bouamrane and the fast-food chain Master Poulet has intensified, with accusations of administrative harassment emerging from rival left-wing factions.
The move is viewed by analysts as a significant blow to the alliance's capacity and cohesion, potentially paving the way for closer economic ties between the Emirates and the United States.
The facility in the Black Sea region has been targeted for the third time this month, prompting warnings of hazardous smoke and oily residue for local residents.
Administration officials assert the post contained a coded message, while Comey denies understanding the numerical reference; specific statutory charges remain undisclosed
The four-day engagement aims to mitigate friction over tariffs, the war in Iran, and previous remarks concerning Canada, even as high-profile legal proceedings unfold in London involving Prince Andrew and former ambassador Peter Mandelson.
Tuareg rebels pursue autonomy while JNIM targets a caliphate; coordinated strikes on Bamako and other key sites signal expanded operational capacity without a clear intent for direct governance
Judge Fakhr al-Din al-Aryan presides over the opening of the trial of Atef Najib, a cousin of former President Bashar al-Assad and a former head of political security in Deraa.
The new administration aims to dismantle legal restrictions on language and education imposed since 2017, marking a distinct policy shift from the previous Orban era.
Sarajevo aims to replace Russian gas ahead of next year's EU ban, but Brussels warns the lack of competitive bidding could jeopardise membership bid
Large parts of the subcontinent are experiencing severe thermal anomalies, though specific locations and official meteorological confirmations remain undetailed in current reporting.
Al Jazeera reports repeated drone strikes on the Russian oil processing facility in Tuapse, raising questions about the operational resilience of the infrastructure.
Recent assaults on military infrastructure have prompted a reassessment of the threat landscape, with analysts drawing a sharp distinction between immediate tactical capability and strategic sustainability.
France 24 reports that the state-funded academy has produced notable alumni including Adele, Amy Winehouse, Olivia Dean, and Raye while maintaining free tuition for students
Approximately 3,000 containers remain stranded in Pakistan while regional powers attempt to broker a resolution to the conflict
The United Arab Emirates has announced its withdrawal from both OPEC and OPEC+, a move driven by a long-term strategic vision and an evolving national energy profile.
Paris Saint-Germain and Bayern Munich are set to contest the first leg of the Champions League semifinal at the Parc des Princes, with Al Jazeera Global News providing live coverage of the build-up and commentary.
The match official, who appeared on FIFA's preliminary selection for the North American tournament, has been barred from all future FIFA competition matches pending the outcome of ongoing police inquiries
A four-hour operation targeting the opposition-aligned news outlet follows the publication of a documentary claiming a sexual relationship between the President and a former aide.
President Lukashenko's decision to free a detained correspondent and others marks a rare thaw in relations with the West after years of deterioration.
Buckingham Palace confirms the full itinerary remains intact as the transatlantic alliance is reinforced through formal ceremonial engagement.
Despite formal agreements, the deployment of Egyptian forces near the Israel border has triggered concerns among local communities and security officials regarding the potential for smuggling and raids.
Spokesman Majed al-Ansari issues stern diplomatic rebuke on 28 April, emphasising the unacceptable nature of turning a vital oil artery into a political tool.
Tensions mount between the White House and late-night television following a refusal to apologise for a comment made days before an alleged assassination attempt
The debate, part of the Doha Debates series, questions whether such theories possess value, occurring concurrently with reports of heavy fighting near Modibo Keïta International Airport.
A new report from France 24's Entre Nous series investigates the nation's standing as a high-risk environment for employees, citing industrial accidents and fatal medical errors as primary concerns.
The Coordination Framework seeks a "blank slate" leader to navigate regional instability and present a cabinet within 30 days.
Experts view the contest as a critical bellwether for whether Republican voters will prioritise conservative principles or allegiance to the president
European Union supports new operational framework to contain migration, though specific legal parameters and humanitarian outcomes remain unassessed.
France 24 reports on the latest instalment in the detective series, noting its focus on psychological tension over violence and its resonance with French readers.
The move comes as the UAE reassesses its strategic position following the ongoing Iran conflict and disruptions to Gulf shipping routes.
US President Donald Trump cites internal chaos between hardliners and moderates as the primary obstacle, while the new Supreme Leader remains silent amidst unconfirmed reports of secret medical treatment.
President Volodymyr Zelenskyy has summoned Israel's ambassador and announced preparations for a sanctions package targeting those involved in the transport and profit of the grain
A discussion at the American Library in Paris focused on the trajectory of France's right-wing movements ahead of the upcoming election cycle.
The Trump administration has signalled its rejection of a new diplomatic initiative from Iran that seeks to end hostilities and restore maritime access without resolving the nuclear dispute.
Mutual distrust over the Tehrik-i-Taliban Pakistan (TTP) and lack of written guarantees continue to block a resolution to the border conflict.
Critics warn the investigation risks undermining trust in institutions like FRANCE 24 and advancing plans to privatise state media if the far right wins the 2027 elections.
The United Arab Emirates has announced its withdrawal from the Organisation of the Petroleum Exporting Countries and its allied coalition, effective next month.
Analysts warn that overlapping crises of violence and economic hardship are eroding public trust in the state's ability to uphold civilian rule.