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The Lebanese Ministry of Health reported that Israeli raids on the south on Sunday killed at least 14 people, in the deadliest day since the ceasefire between Israel and Hezbollah took effect more than a week ago. The Israeli army warned...
Read moreIranian Foreign Minister Abbas Araqchi arrived Monday in the Russian city of Saint Petersburg, coming from Islamabad after a stop in Muscat. According to official Iranian media, Araqchi will hold talks with President Vladimir Putin about…
Read moreThe Kenyan Sabastian Sawe won the London marathon in less than two hours while Pogacar won a 4th Liège - Bastogne - Liège despite the fierce resistance of the young Frenchman Paul…
Read moreIsraeli opposition leader Yair Lapid and former Prime Minister Naftali Bennett decided to run in the legislative elections scheduled for later this year with a united front, with the aim of ousting Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu. And it was…
Read moreUS-Israeli attacks on Iran under the pretext of ending a nuclear weapons programme are damaging confidence in the NPT.
Read moreIn this issue of the France Pulse programme, we address the controversy over a possible scarcity of fuel in France. The head of Total Energies explained that France may be entering an era of energy shortages, while French President Macron confirmed the opposite. Statements…
Read moreIn this issue of Europe Pulse, we look at Russian-European relations in an ever-tensioned context. After Germany suspended the import of Russian oil and arrested a German citizen in Russia, what are the dimensions and consequences of the tension between relations...
Read morePakistan and Oman remain involved in backchannel efforts to prevent a return to an open US-Israel war on Iran.
Read moreOliver Farry is pleased to welcome Paul Melly, Consulting Fellow on the Africa Program at Chatham House. According to Melly, what we are witnessing is the convergence of multiple fractures: political,…
Read moreIn this issue of the Maghreb Pulse programme, we stop at the announcement of the French-Algerian writer Kamal Daoud, winner of the French Academy Goncourt Prize, that he was sentenced in absentia in Algeria to three years in prison and a fine...
Read moreMeasles kills 70 in East Darfur's Labado in a few weeks as healthcare collapse leaves families without medicines.
Read moreIn this issue of the Week in the World programme, we discuss the most prominent international developments this week. Starting with the war between the United States and Iran, which oscillates between detente and escalation. We then move to the file of talks between Israel...
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