African leaders call for dialogue amid escalating Iran crisis
African leaders are urging for dialogue as the crisis in Iran escalates, amidst widespread condemnation from the Global South against the actions of the US and Israel.
China and France agree to help de-escalate US-Israeli conflict with Iran
China and France have committed to collaborating on measures to de-escalate tensions arising from the US-Israeli conflict with Iran, emphasizing the importance of international norms and opposition to military aggression.
"AI-generated content" and controversies: a first foreign digital interference detected for the 2026 municipal elections
Authorities in France have identified a foreign digital interference operation targeting candidates in the 2026 municipal elections, specifically in Paris, involving a network of fake websites operated from South Asia.
France's Macron criticizes EU Mercosur decision: 'Unpleasant surprise'
French President Emmanuel Macron expressed his disapproval of the EU's decision to temporarily apply the Mercosur agreement with South American countries, calling it an 'unpleasant surprise.'
Extreme Left and UN Save Albanese. Lawsuit Against Trump Arrives
The UN retains Francesca Albanese amidst her controversial role and the loss of global credibility, highlighting tensions between Western leftists and the so-called 'Global South'.
Park Chan-wook, president of the Cannes Film Festival jury 2026
South Korean director Park Chan-wook has been appointed president of the jury for the 2026 Cannes Film Festival.
South Africa secures release of more nationals lured to Ukraine war
South Africa has successfully negotiated the return of 11 nationals who were deceived into joining the conflict in Ukraine, with President Cyril Ramaphosa expressing gratitude towards Vladimir Putin for his assistance in their release.
How do US tariffs impact South African economy?
The article examines the effects of U.S. tariffs on the South African economy.
Ukraine: an explosion in the South injures seven police officers
An explosion in Mikolaiv, Ukraine, has injured seven police officers, two of them critically, amid ongoing concerns over potential terrorist attacks.
War in Ukraine: Seoul condemns the display of a banner on the Russian embassy
Seoul criticized a large banner proclaiming 'Victory will be ours' displayed at the Russian embassy, coinciding with the fourth anniversary of Russia's invasion of Ukraine.
Weekend Weather: The Sun Makes a Timid Return in the South
The weekend weather forecast indicates a timid return of sunshine in southern France due to a stabilizing anticyclone.
Amid chaos, southern Yemen dreams of regaining independence
Southern Yemen's Aden sees a large push for independence amid economic and humanitarian crises.
'Enzo' explores the uncertainties of adolescence between politics and desire
The film 'Enzo', originally a project by Laurent Cantet, delves into the challenges faced by a young man navigating his privileged lifestyle in South France while grappling with personal identity and societal expectations.
"Flood levels not seen in 25 years": the Loire overflows near Angers, highest alert in the South-West
The Loire River has reached flood levels not seen in 25 years near Angers, prompting maximum alert in several regions of South-West France.
India kicks off AI Summit, first in the global south
India has launched the AI Summit, the first of its kind in the global south, with notable participation from world leaders and tech industry figures.
"The situation is urgent": a "temporary" reduction is announced in the South-West, a third department on red alert
The situation in the South-West of France is critical as the Maine-et-Loire department joins others on red alert due to severe flooding.
In Search of the Oldest Known Muscadet Acres, South of Nantes
A passionate winemaker has discovered the oldest vineyard plot associated with the iconic Loire-Atlantique white wine, promising a fruitful first vintage.
Farewell to the โunipolar momentโ: Europe scrambles for footing between US and China
European foreign ministers from France and Germany have reinitiated diplomatic talks with China to strengthen European unity against the divide-and-rule tactics of the US and China.
North Korea warns of โterrible responseโ over South Korean drone flights
North Korea has threatened a severe response to future drone flights from South Korea, escalating tensions amid ongoing diplomatic efforts.
Counting starts in Bangladeshโs first free election in 17 years
The counting of votes has commenced in Bangladesh during its first free election in 17 years, marking a significant political moment for the country.
Bangladesh vote 'a canary in a coalmine for developments in the Global South', expert says
An expert discusses the significance of the upcoming Bangladesh election as a reflection of broader trends impacting developing nations.
South Korea's Nuclear Power Density Surpasses France and the U.S.
South Korea is projected to have a nuclear power density three times that of France and thirty times that of the U.S. by the early 2030s, raising concerns about safety and risks.
Weather on Thursday, February 12: Storm Nils sweeps across the south of France
Storm Nils is affecting the south of France with high winds and heavy rainfall, prompting weather alerts in several departments.
Thailand: a man opens fire in a school in the south of the country before being shot dead
A man armed with a gun opened fire in a school in southern Thailand and was subsequently shot by police, with no reported casualties at this time.
Sudan has seen 'more than a thousand days of starvation': Norwegian Refugee Council
The Norwegian Refugee Council reports that Sudan has experienced over a thousand days of starvation, highlighting the urgent need for international support to address the humanitarian crisis caused by ongoing conflict.
South Korea police raid spy agency over drone flights into North
South Korean police have raided the country's intelligence agency as part of an investigation into a drone incident connected to North Korea.
South Korea investigators raid spy agencies over drone flights into North
South Korean authorities are investigating possible links between the government and drone flights that allegedly violated North Korean airspace, leading to a series of raids on intelligence agencies.
Cocaine: New seizure by the French Navy in the Atlantic
The French Navy seized 1.4 tons of cocaine worth โฌ41 million from a fishing vessel coming from South America.
2 Chinese nationals suspected of spying from French Airbnb placed under investigation
Two Chinese nationals have been placed under investigation for allegedly trying to intercept satellite communications while renting an Airbnb in southwestern France.
French navy seizes more than 4 tonnes of cocaine from ship in South Pacific
The French navy intercepted and seized over four tonnes of cocaine from a Central American vessel in the South Pacific, which was thought to be heading for South Africa.
Impressive find: France confiscated more than 4 tons of cocaine
France confiscated over 4 tons of cocaine from a ship believed to be traveling from Central America to South Africa, with the cargo destroyed at sea away from its economic zone.
More than four tons of cocaine seized in the South Pacific
The French Navy has seized 4.25 tons of cocaine from a vessel in the South Pacific, which was intercepted while allegedly heading to South Africa from Central America.
VIDEOS: EPTV 1 South of Minas on Tuesday, February 3, 2026
A collection of news highlights including a Federal Police investigation into BRB for fraudulent management, political maneuvers in an election year, and a tragic accident with a bus in Alagoas that left 15 dead.
Jacob Zuma's name appears in latest Epstein files
Former South African president Jacob Zuma has been mentioned in the latest release of documents related to Jeffrey Epstein by the US State Department.
South Koreaโs ex-president Yoon sentenced to 5 years in first of 8 trials over martial law
Former South Korean President Yoon Suk Yeol has been sentenced to five years in prison in a trial concerning his imposition of martial law, with further trials pending that may lead to more severe consequences.
Japan & South Korea K-pop diplomacy
This article discusses the cultural diplomacy efforts between Japan and South Korea through the popular medium of K-pop music.
Japan & So. Korea K-pop diplomacy
The article explores the use of K-pop as a diplomatic tool between Japan and South Korea.
Mercosur: While European farmers protest, what do South American farmers think of the agreement?
The upcoming free trade agreement between the EU and Mercosur faces strong opposition from European farmers, unlike the largely supportive stance of South American farmers.
Canary Islands: a man tries to board the airport with his deceased wife
A man attempted to board a flight at Tenerife South Airport with his deceased wife, who had died just hours earlier of natural causes.
South Korea: Death penalty requested against former president Yoon
Prosecutors have requested the death penalty for former South Korean president Yoon Suk Yeol following his controversial declaration of martial law.
French Farmers Block Paris with Tractors for the Second Time in a Week
French farmers brought their tractors to the streets of Paris for the second time in a week to protest against the EU-Mercosur trade agreement, which they claim threatens local agriculture by creating unfair competition from cheaper South American imports.
"A detailed explanation must be provided": Pyongyang criticizes Seoul after the infiltration of a South Korean drone
North Korea has demanded a detailed explanation from South Korea regarding the intrusion of a South Korean drone into its airspace, marking the first time the North has made such an accusation since Lee Jae Myung took office.
Tennis: All Smiles, Alcaraz Dominates Sinner in a New Exhibition and Earns... Two Million Dollars
In a lucrative exhibition match held in South Korea, Carlos Alcaraz defeated Jannik Sinner, earning two million dollars ahead of the Australian Open.
North Korea denounces a violation of its airspace by South Korea
North Korea accused South Korea of violating its airspace with a drone on January 4, claiming this act infringes upon its sovereignty.
EU states back record South America trade deal after 25 years
European Union member states have approved a historic trade agreement with South America, marking the end of a 25-year negotiation process.
The meticulous hunt for Babek S., Swedish drug trafficker intercepted after a flight in the south of France
Babek S., a young heroin trafficker wanted by Swedish authorities for a 10-year prison sentence, was recently intercepted by the Marseille anti-gang unit in Nice.
"In Brazil, we have no local competitors": these industrialists who support the Mercosur agreement
Brazilian industrialists are optimistic about the Mercosur agreement boosting exports to South America but express concern over the potential influx of non-compliant products.
The actor Ahn Sung-ki, legend of Korean cinema, has died at 74
South Korean actor Ahn Sung-ki, a legendary figure in cinema with over 170 film credits, passed away at the age of 74 in Seoul after battling blood cancer for several years.
Sudan: a drone attack kills ten, including seven children, in El-Obeid in the south of the country
A drone strike in El-Obeid, Sudan, has resulted in the deaths of ten individuals, including seven children, according to medical sources.
Delcy Rodriguez formally sworn in as Venezuela's interim president
Delcy Rodriguez has been officially sworn in as the interim president of Venezuela.