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School blockades and clashes intensify in France as frustration rises over government education policy.

August Hanning's former chief of staff was also arrested on suspicion of 'aiding and abetting attempted treason'.

The patient had been living in DR Congo, where more than 4,000 people have died from the disease this year.

President Bola Tinubu describes the crash as a "painful moment" for the military and the entire nation.

In rare access to Taiz, the BBC World Service speaks to children, teachers and families affected by the war.

Matsda2sh rejects the accusation by prosecutors that its entire newsroom belongs to the outlawed Muslim Brotherhood.

France TV planned to give Israeli firm linked to Netanyahu access to millions of viewers' data Submitted by Elis Gjevori on Tue, 10/06/2026 - 12:59 French public broadcaster staff feared Terrific's profiling of audience's political preferences could allow foreign interference ahead of elections The logo of the French public television group France Televisions displayed on screens in Toulouse, on 12 March 2025 (AFP) Off An Israeli data company whose co-owner has close ties to Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu was set to gain access to millions of viewers’ data through France’s public broadcaster, France Televisions. The TV network swiftly cancelled the contract after Mediapart told France Televisions it would publish its findings about the deal. According to Mediapart, the broadcaster’s management pushed through the appointment of Terrific to collect audience data for France 2’s flagship political programme “L’Heure de Vérité” (The Moment of Truth). France Televisions is France’s most-watched television group, with its channels together accounting for 29.4 percent of TV viewing in 2025, according to its annual results. Employees feared that giving the Israeli company access to sensitive data ahead of the 2027 presidential and legislative elections would threaten France’s security. (adsbygoogle = window.adsbygoogle || []).push({}); Founded in 2021, Terrific describes itself as a marketing and audience measurement agency. Its website lists partnerships with major technology companies, including Google, TikTok, Meta and LinkedIn. Terrific’s founder, Israel Grintz, also heads NEAIG, a start-up specialising in political marketing, according to the Israeli newspaper Haaretz. Its other shareholder is Natan Eshel. 'Each time, the response was the same: ''Management wants to see this project through, we have to go ahead, it comes from higher up''' - Mediapart Eshel served as Netanyahu’s chief of staff between 2010 and 2012 and has remained a close adviser to the Israeli prime minister and his wife, Sara. “From the moment the project was awarded to Terrific until the decision to definitively pull the plug, France Televisions management was fully aware of the risks involved,” said Mediapart. “Numerous warnings were issued to several of the company's executives very early on. Each time, the response was the same: 'Management wants to see this project through, we have to go ahead, it comes from higher up',” the outlet reported. France Televisions intended to use Terrific’s tool throughout the presidential campaign. Mediapart reported that its methods of aggregating data raised fears of foreign interference. The company combines data from tracking tools embedded in applications it designs with clients. Such data could identify users’ political leanings and allow advertisers to target them with messages tailored to their views. Employees feared that a foreign state could weaponise the tool to deliver personalised political advertising. Israeli interference in French elections 'Attack on our democracy': Inside an Israeli influence campaign in France's local elections Read More » Evidence of Israeli interference in French elections has already emerged. Earlier this year, France’s interior minister, Laurent Nunez, said authorities would take legal action after revelations that an Israeli firm called BlackCore had run a disinformation campaign against left-leaning candidates during municipal elections in March. Anne-Sophie Dhiver, deputy head of Viginum, France’s agency for combating online disinformation, told parliament that “a private company based in Israel that specialises in selling online destabilisation services” had attacked candidates who opposed Israel’s genocide in Gaza and apartheid in the occupied West Bank. Dhiver said the agency could not identify who sponsored the campaign. The Israeli government has also drawn closer in recent years to National Rally, France’s main far-right party, which leads opinion polls. France News Post Date Override 0 Update Date Mon, 05/04/2020 - 21:19 Update Date Override 0

UN chief calls for diplomacy, restoration of navigational rights in Iran war UN Secretary-General Antonio Guterres has called on all parties involved in the US-Israel war on Iran to “end the conflict, return to diplomacy and restore navigational rights in accordance with international law”. Speaking to reporters in Islamabad alongside Pakistan’s Foreign Minister Ishaq Dar, Guterres said regional peace was also linked to “the right of self-determination of the Palestinian people”. He also praised Pakistan’s role in mediating between the United States and Iran.

A major march is set to depart from central Paris this afternoon as French students continue their protests classroom conditions. With previous protests marred by violence, France 24’s Claire Paccalin reports that there is already a heave police presence in central Paris as the marchers prepare to get underway.

Following months of consultations with energy experts, Mexico is preparing to tap its shale oil and gas reserves using one of the world's most controversial extraction techniques: fracking. The process is already used to extract oil in the southeastern state of Veracruz, where local communities have long complained of pollution and environmental damage. But the administration of President Claudia Sheinbaum is seeking to reduce Mexico's reliance on the United States and – eventually – achieve energy self-sufficiency. FRANCE 24's Quentin Duval and Laurence Cuvillier report. 

LONDON: The Syrian Arab Republic’s UN ambassador on Monday called for Israel to be held accountable for “violations of international law and human rights,” and reaffirmed Damascus’ claim to the Israeli-occupied Golan Heights. Speaking at the opening of the UN General Assembly’s Third Committee, Ibrahim Olabi said the Golan remains Syrian territory and that Israeli measures to annex it are null and void under international law, as well as UN Security Council Resolution 497. His remarks followed a

The crisis in the Strait of Hormuz is at a stalemate, with both the US and Iran claiming control of the strategic waterway. Even so, the closure of the strait, whether full or partial, has wreaked havoc on global energy prices, Gulf oil exports and economies around the world. Yet, with all eyes focused on the Gulf, another strategic chokepoint is edging closer to becoming another flashpoint. The southern Red Sea, where the Bab Al-Mandab Strait links the Gulf of Aden to the Suez Canal, could soon

In Kenya, prisoners have been playing chess for fun and to help with rehabilitation. Among them is 28 year old Brian Gatonye, who says the game has helped him to become less impulsive.

The Nigerian Air Force on Tuesday said 25 people died in the crash of one of its planes a day earlier, lowering a previous death toll. No survivors were found. Civilian family members travelling aboard the plane were among the victims.