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The Paralympics kick off this Wednesday in Paris and to mark the opening of the Games, our reporters went to meet the French athletes who have brought home gold medals from previous editions of the event. They tell us about the challenges they faced, the obstacles they overcame and their hopes for the 2024 paralympics taking place in Paris. David Gilberg and Aurore Dupuis report.
Medef 2024 Summer Conference: Business leaders gather under the shadow of political uncertainty
As suspense continues over who will become France’s next prime minister…. the country’s largest employer federation, Medef, kicked off its annual “back to school” conference on the theme of ”power”. The US presidential election, regional conflicts and trade tensions are also high on business leaders’ minds. Frane 24’s Yuka Royer speaks to Boris Lombard, President of KSB, about challenges facing the industrial sector.
Israel’s far-right national security minister Itamar Ben Gvir said Monday that he would build a synagogue at Jerusalem’s Al-Aqsa Mosque, a holy site in Islam also held sacred by Jews as the Temple Mount. Ben Gvir, who has repeatedly ignored the government’s long-standing ban on Jews praying at the site, filmed a video statement during a recent visit to the compound in which he reiterated his opposition to any ceasefire in the Gaza war.
Paris Paralympics flame is lit before journey from English village, under sea and over land
Four days before the start of the 2024 Paris Paralympic Games, the Paralympic flame was lit on Saturday near a hospital in the English village of Stoke Mandeville, where the idea for the competion was conceived. A group of British athletes will embark on the underwater journey through the Channel Tunnel on Sunday, taking it halfway, before handing it over to 24 French torchbearers, who will carry it to the French coastal city of Calais.
Israel and Hezbollah conducted a heavy exchange of fire early Sunday, with both sides claiming their operations had been successful. Reporting from Jerusalem, FRANCE 24’s Irris Makler says some analysts now believe “this phase may be over. But,” she notes, “there’s no guarantees of that. We haven’t yet heard from Iran what it plans to do. So there’s a huge alert here.”
The United States claimed Friday that the latest round of Gaza truce talks in Cairo had been “productive”, despite a major sticking point over Israel’s insistence to keep troops in the Philadelphi corridor on the Gaza-Egypt border.
Alain Delon, the legendary French actor who made hearts throb around the world, was once described as the most beautiful man in the movies. But his love life was tumultuous and often tormented.
Century-old metro face difficulties in Paris' attempt to improve transport accessibility
Paris promised to transform itself in terms of accessibility when it won the 2024 Olympic bid. While there have been improvements since then, much of the capital’s public transport system is still far from fulfilling that promise of accessibility for all, with just over a week to go until the Paralympics get underway. Story by France 2 and Emerald Maxwell.
The United Nation’s International Organisation for Migration (IOM) appealed on Wednesday for $18.5 million in assistance to provide health care services to people impacted by the mpox outbreak in East and Southern Africa, according to a statement. Story by Vedika Bahl.
The heads of Israel’s Mossad spy agency and Shin Bet domestic security service were taking part in talks towards an eventual Gaza hostage agreement in Cairo on Thursday, an Israeli government spokesman said. Meanwhile, the Israeli military continued to bomb several locations in the Gaza strip, killing at least five people, according to the Gaza civil defence agency.