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France 24 examines Dion’s comeback concerts, international touring in France and the country’s supply of mega-venues.

South Korean intelligence estimates Pyongyang received up to US$14 billion from Russia over three years, funding projects from factories and hospitals to military expansion.

The French Football Federation says trust in FIFA leadership has broken down after an abandoned proposal to sell stakes in football competitions to private investors.

Economic hardship, unpaid pensions and soaring prices are fuelling protests by workers, retirees, students and other groups across Iran.

The Cameroon Football Federation president said he would seek support from all 54 African federations for Gianni Infantino at an upcoming FIFA congress.

Studies cited by Deutsche Welle find electric vehicles produce substantially lower lifetime emissions than petrol cars, despite higher production impacts.

With the centre-left opposition only a few points ahead in national polling, Malmö voters are divided over integration, healthcare, jobs, household finances and public safety.

The England and Wales Cricket Board is reviewing security arrangements for the remainder of Pakistan’s tour after masked protesters gathered outside the team’s hotel.

Mélanie Nunes’s investigative report follows women seeking care and female healthcare providers trying to deliver it.

Four Yemeni government military sources told France 24 the reported seizure could increase Houthi leverage over the Bab el-Mandeb Strait, but the claims have not been independently confirmed.

New tent allocations from Türkiye are insufficient for the 665,000 displaced in North Darfur, prompting warnings of famine and disease.

With the November 2026 midterms approaching, a new report questions whether Donald Trump’s core supporters will ever publicly dissent, framing the issue as a critical test of party cohesion.

Min Aung Hlaing’s sixth overseas trip since April signals a strategic effort to diversify regional alliances, even as the regime remains excluded from senior ASEAN forums and faces mounting international scrutiny.

The 18-year-old has scored four goals in five pre-season matches and made his Barcelona debut, prompting the club to consider stronger contractual protection.

Algiers says it has exhausted efforts to preserve ties and has given the Emirati ambassador 48 hours to comply with its decision.

France 24 analysis identifies competing views on leadership, economic policy, migration and the future of the far-right National Rally.

Algiers has given the UAE ambassador 48 hours to comply with the decision, after declaring efforts to preserve bilateral ties exhausted.

The Liberian-flagged Ocean Melody caught fire while undergoing repairs at a Qingdao shipyard. The cause has not been established.

An Al Jazeera opinion article argues Riyadh must strengthen deterrence and protect regional trade routes without returning to a prolonged war in Yemen.

The IAEA says it lacks information and access needed to verify Iran’s nuclear activities. Tehran rejects the resolution and cites unsafe conditions following attacks on its facilities.

The provisional order concerns graphic posts from President Abelardo de la Espriella’s official Instagram account and does not require their permanent deletion.

Demonstrators opposed the US secretary of state’s arrival and called for greater regional autonomy.

The publisher was acquitted of unlawfully dismissing journalist Selina Cheng, with the judge accepting its corporate restructuring explanation.

Ukraine says FP-1 drones reached gas-processing plants more than 3,000 kilometres inside Russia. Moscow reported a fire caused by intercepted-drone debris, with no deaths or injuries.

The proposal would require congressional approval and could cost more than US$1 trillion, according to France 24.

AS Roma will wear shirts bearing a Nepal flood-relief message and the World Food Programme logo against Fenerbahce in Istanbul, with the match-worn shirts planned for auction.

Qatar defeated Iran 59–35 in the first sporting action of the Games, ahead of the official opening ceremony on 19 September.

Le Monde, reported by France 24, said the federation reversed its backing for Gianni Infantino after an executive committee meeting.

The medieval artwork depicting the Norman conquest of England is reportedly being displayed outside France for the first time.

The US president has offered no details on eligibility, funding or administration for the proposed payment, which could cost about US$1.3 trillion.

At least 194 people have been killed and 880 wounded in two weeks of fighting, according to aid agencies, as Houthi and government forces contest strategically important areas.

The French president announced approximately €20 billion for Europe’s space industry and urged the bloc to pursue crewed spaceflight.

Newspaper coverage of the Republicans’ Dallas convention focused on Donald Trump’s influence, a reported US$5,000 payment pledge and low attendance.

The workers from Bihar were building hotels in Syafrubesi when flash floods destroyed much of the settlement on 26 August.

Ousmane Dembele scored twice and assisted two goals for Ferran Torres as Paris Saint-Germain began their campaign with a decisive victory.

The proposed “Trump Dividend” has no confirmed funding or authorisation and could cost about US$1.3 trillion.

Atomic-bomb survivor and first Japanese player to reach 3,000 professional hits leaves a record that still stands.

Israel’s prime minister visited troops on Mount Hermon as Damascus condemned the presence of Israeli forces in a security zone beyond the former UN-patrolled buffer area.

An Al Jazeera opinion analysis argues that gains by Germany’s AfD and France’s National Rally could complicate support for Ukraine and deepen divisions within the EU.

The French Open champion defeated Botic van de Zandschulp 6-2, 7-5, 6-1 and will face Karen Khachanov.

Paris Saint-Germain opened their Champions League title defence with a dominant win over Slovan Bratislava, led by Ousmane Dembélé and Ferran Torres.

Republicans have placed Donald Trump at the centre of their campaign to retain Congress, despite unfavourable forecasts and deeply negative approval ratings.

Competing claims over airstrikes and civilian casualties come as the WHO reports more than 1,000 people killed or wounded since 24 August.