News anchor @france24. On air Monday-thurs 3pm-6pm French time.
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27 May 2024
This is the best of #f24; telling stories with humanity that rarely get told elsewhere
At a time when there are qs about our role in 🇫🇷 media landscape, I encourage you to watch this
It's a powerful example of what publically funded journalism can, and should, do
@cnorristrent
27 May 2024
🇭🇹 #Haiti's armed gangs, which control 80% of the capital #PortauPrince, have been at war with an under-resourced police since February.
🔴 #FRANCE24’s @cnorristrent and @romlanglois went on patrol with an anti-gang police unit, to bring us this exclusive #FOCUS report 👇
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💥#Breaking: @IsraelPolice yesterday raided a legendary & wonderful Jerusalem institution, the Educational Bookshop, whose owners, Mahmoud & Ahmed Muna– friends of mine for years– spent the night in jail for the crime of selling books, aka "suspicion of violating public order." The cops didn't dare accuse them of incitement, which requires approval from the public prosecutor. Every book with a Palestinian flag on it was confiscated. Reported by @NirHasson
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11 Dec 2024
This account of HTS officials asking Syrian state bureaucrats what their jobs are is just superb ft.com/content/7efc20db-6da9…
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8 Dec 2024
A reminder of the horrors detainees were subjected to in Syria’s #Saydnaya military prison documented by @amnesty
7 Feb 2017
“I didn’t see people - I saw worms, all mixed together. I couldn’t stand on both feet; not enough space.” #Saydnaya amn.st/60108Tgm0
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8 Dec 2024
To these people I reply: Sednaya, Ghouta, Khan Sheikhoun, Yarmouk, Daraya, Hama
8 Dec 2024
Assad is an evil dictator, but I fear what may replace him.
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7 Dec 2024
The Assad regime will go down in history as one of the ugliest, bloodiest and most brutal regimes ever known.
The post-Assad era is unknown. Everything is possible. But this is a truly historic moment of freedom that is worth celebrating, big time, regardless of what comes next
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Simply astonishing advances by Syrian rebels into Aleppo. In just a few hours they’ve overrun parts of the city they couldn’t take in 4 years of fighting a decade ago. It goes to show how much the Assad regime was depending on Hezbollah and Iran for its survival.
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21 Nov 2024
This is your chance to come behind the scenes of #NotreDame's reconstruction ⚒️⛪
Our reporter @MelinaHuet, who has had rare access to the construction work in the last 4 years, told @abdelmassive more about her upcoming #revisited report on #F24AroundTheWorld ⤵️
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21 Nov 2024
On the surface it's gangs, but behind their appearance inevitably lies a tangled interplay of geopolitics and corruption on the part of several regional state actors:
How gangsters took over Gaza’s aid routes
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24 Oct 2024
It is rare to get reporting like this out of #Nabatieh these days, such is the intensity of the Israeli bombardments of south Lebanon.
France24 reporters @cnorristrent @JennaLBs @al_hameedawi travelled there this week.
They found a city in ruins. Watch 👇 #f24
23 Oct 2024
🇱🇧 🇮🇱 Devastated by a series of #Israeli airstrikes, the city centre of #Nabatieh in southern #Lebanon lies in ruins.
Its civil defence team is trying their best to help those who remain in the city.
@cnorristrent spoke to Hussein, one of its members, in the aftermath ⤵️
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23 Oct 2024
How did French-Italian shotgun cartridges end up being used against protesters in Iran, despite sanctions?
An extract of the two-year long investigation by @ErshadAlijani and @JDungelhoeff 👇
14 Oct 2024
🇮🇷 #Iran - A two-year investigation has revealed that hunting cartridges produced by the European ammunition manufacturer Cheddite were used during the "Woman, Life, Freedom" protests in 2022.
@JDungelhoeff and @ErshadAlijani's #REPORTERS movie, with The @Observers ⤵️
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21 Oct 2024
RT @jrug: My @Channel4News report on Israel’s relentless pounding of northern Gaza. It took a remarkably brave and persistent cameraman to…
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15 Oct 2024
🇷🇼 #Rwandan authorities are perpetrating human rights abuses in detention facilities, including torturing inmates, @hrw said, denouncing a lack of accountability.
FRANCE 24's @abdelmassive is joined by Senior Researcher @demontcl who shares some of the testimonies she heard 👇
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13 Oct 2024
Issam Abdallah.
Freind, colleague, true human.
A man always much more interested in the pursuit of life than cataloguing the death that invariably surrounded his lens.
A man who did not want to be a martyr.
Killed — it’s still unbelievable — by the Israeli army one year ago.
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9 Oct 2024
Emotional reading this piece by @LayalAFP about MEA — only carrier still serving Beirut despite Israeli strikes.
"MEA is the national carrier and it has to serve Lebanese, just like a doctor must treat the wounded during war”.
- Retired captain Eli Rasi
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Over the past year, our team reviewed hundreds of clips of airstrikes released on social media by the IDF - systematically geolocating them and matching them to the civilians who were actually killed.
The result is our most powerful investigation to date.
idf-tweets-gaza.airwars.org/
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7 Oct 2024
RT @YonatanZeigen: "The only way to achieve security is by transforming your enemy into your partner."
Peace is possible
@AzizAbuSarah @m…
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6 Oct 2024
INDEPENDENT: 365 days of horror since October 7 #TomorrowsPapersToday
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6 Oct 2024
The Atlantic’s @KimGhattas, who is currently in Beirut, tells me about Israel’s intense bombardment of the city and why she thinks militant groups like Hezbollah cannot be defeated without a real political alternative.
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2 Oct 2024
What kind of leadership does Lebanon need in this moment of crisis?
'Exactly the opposite of what it has.'
The words of @AymanMhanna
More 👇 on #f24
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