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Every morning, FRANCE 24 speaks to a key business, social or cultural player, or a leading voice in the field of humanitarian action, sport or science. From Monday to Thursday at 9:35am Paris time.
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Ebola in DR Congo: 'This could be a very bad outbreak,' MSF health worker says
A vaccination and epidemic response adviser who is about to fly out to DR Congo to try to help in the fight against Ebola has told FRANCE 24 that the...
Israeli-Palestinian author duo: ‘We must break the cycle of violence’
A Palestinian and Israeli who have both lost family members in the conflict in the Middle East spoke to Perspective about their message of hope for th...
'I don't believe the war is coming to an end': Kyiv-based photographer Mark Neville
A British photographer who lives in Kyiv has told FRANCE 24 how he doesn't believe the war in Ukraine is coming to an end. Mark Neville takes his phot...
'Every time I'm in the forest, I'm like a little kid': Photographer Thomas Nicolon
A photographer and filmmaker who’s published a book of incredible photographs from the six countries that span the Congo Basin has spoken to FRANCE 24...
'What happened to me is proof that Hong Kong is no longer Hong Kong': Antoine Védeilhé
An international award-winning documentary maker has told FRANCE 24 that his expulsion from Hong Kong proves that the city is no longer what it was. A...
NGO sounds alarm as online child sexual abuse material surges in France
Every single second, two pieces of child sexual abuse material are shared online. Now, an international group that fights to address the causes and ef...
Independent journalist Estelle Ndjandjo on the lack of diversity in French newsrooms
Black journalists remain underrepresented in French media and for those who do break in, the barriers don't end there. From elite journalism schools t...
Looking ahead to the UK's local elections with British politics expert Colm Murphy
British Prime Minister Keir Starmer is facing his biggest test yet as the UK heads to the polls on Thursday for local elections. Voters in England wil...
NollywoodWeek Film Festival co-founder Serge Noukoué on its 13th edition
The 13th edition of the NollywoodWeek Film Festival is back in Paris, with a theme of "Voyage", taking audiences to Nigeria and beyond. It's an indust...
A diary of America's wars with photographer Peter van Agtmael
He's spent more than two decades documenting the realities of war, including years working alongside US soldiers in Iraq and Afghanistan. But photogra...
Beirut-based director Lana Daher on her debut film 'Do You Love Me'
A Beirut-based filmmaker whose debut feature film has been described as an ode to the collective courage of the Lebanese people has spoken to FRANCE 2...
Despite everything, 'the Palestinians have not given up', says historian Rashid Khalidi
One of the world's leading historians on the Palestinian people has told FRANCE 24 about how there is a future basis for peace in the region. Rashid K...
French far-right 'definitely can' win 2027 presidential vote: Journalist Victor Mallet
"Far-right France" is the title of a panel discussion being held this Tuesday at the American Library in Paris. The panel will talk about the past, pr...
French makeup artist Audrey Lefèvre on working at the White House
A French makeup artist who has worked regularly at the White House, including at the White House Correspondents' Association dinner itself, has spoken...
War in Lebanon: Most people 'are severely traumatised', CARE country director says
Lebanon's country director for the charity CARE has told FRANCE 24 that life for the Lebanese is a perpetual challenge that people have to overcome. M...
Iran: 'Going back to war is not in anyone's interest,' risk analyst says
A risk management analyst has spoken to FRANCE 24 about what it means, amid the ceasefire, if the Strait of Hormuz remains effectively closed. Paymon...
'Poems help me wrestle with my fears': Pulitzer Prize-winning poet Tracy K. Smith
A former US Poet Laureate has told FRANCE 24 how we should stop making poems feel like puzzles, and instead embrace them as a way to help us in our pe...
'Situation is dire' for displaced people in Lebanon, journalist says
Less than a week after a fragile ceasefire was announced in Lebanon, a senior Anglophone journalist in the country has spoken to FRANCE 24 about the d...
Bohlale Mphahlele: Inventor of Alerting Earpiece on helping save women's lives
A woman who came to the world's attention at the age of just 16 has spoken to FRANCE 24 about how helping women has been an honour for her. Now 22, as...
'At every single step there is death and danger': The struggle to get food in Sudan
On the third anniversary of the start of the war in Sudan, which has killed tens of thousands of people, an aid worker from one of the main NGOs still...
Intimacy coordinator Paloma Garcia Martens on 'respecting people's humanity on set'
An intimacy coordinator has spoken to FRANCE 24 about how their role is to ensure that everyone's humanity is respected on a film or television set. P...
‘Change is feasible’ in Hungary after Magyar victory: FT reporter Marton Dunai
Reactions have been pouring in after the election of Peter Magyar as Hungary’s next prime minister, defeating Viktor Orban after 16 years in power. In...
'Sheer terror rained from the sky': Arab Reform Initiative Executive Director Nadim Houry
The Executive Director of the Arab Reform Initiative told FRANCE 24 how chaos erupted during Israel’s attacks on Beirut. Nadim Houry was on the phone...
Ex-NATO general: 'I was worried my former colleagues would become war criminals overnight.'
A former NATO general tells FRANCE 24 he feared his former colleagues would become war criminals overnight. Michel Yakovleff says US forces are traine...
NGO on Gaza: 'We don’t share the same definition of ceasefire'
As another ten people have been killed in an airstrike in central Gaza, an NGO speaks to FRANCE 24 about the ongoing catastrophic situation for Palest...
AI technologies could have saved ‘thousands of lives’ during covid, expert says
The health of humans, animals, and the entire ecosystem is inextricably linked. This message is at the heart of the One Health Summit, currently under...
'NASA wants to be back on the moon in a sustainable way', space expert says
As the Artemis 2 mission blasts off for the Moon, an expert has spoken to FRANCE 24 about NASA’s plans to return sustainably. Olivier Sanguy, head of...
'The scale of sexual violence is horrific': MSF head of mission Amande Bazerolle
Sexual violence has become a hallmark of conflict in Sudan, according to a new report from MSF, as the country approaches the fourth anniversary of it...
'Cultural heritage belongs to all of humanity': Iranian archaeologist Sepideh Maziar
A leading Iranian archaeologist has told FRANCE 24 that the destruction of Iranian archeological sites is destroying part of human history. Sepideh Ma...
Singer-songwriter China Moses on why her music is not on streaming platforms
A Franco-American jazz and soul singer has spoken to FRANCE 24 about her love for music and her deep reservations of streaming platforms like Spotify....
Author Barry Hoffner on overcoming grief by travelling to every country on Earth
A man who suffered extreme grief after the sudden death of his wife has spoken to FRANCE 24 about his project to travel to every single country in the...
'Make cheese not war': How France's Larzac protests inspired demos around the world
The author of a new book has spoken to FRANCE 24 about how the Larzac protests in France from 1971 became a modern-day template for demonstrations acr...
'Paris started with an openness to queer people': Author Rasheed Newson
A leading author is speaking in Paris about the French capital's ability to draw gay and bisexual people to it. Rasheed Newson's talk is entitled "Fro...
'I'm proud when we can turn our diversity into strength': Author Jens Christian Grøndahl
One of the world's top authors, whose books have been translated into more than 25 languages, has spoken to FRANCE 24 about his pride in being Europea...
'My children became my purpose': Author Stuart J. Green on rebuilding after trauma
A man who lost his wife after she was shot dead in her car in the Philippines a decade ago with their children in the back seat has spoken to FRANCE 2...
Former Columbia University president Lee C. Bollinger on the importance of free speech
The former president of Columbia University in New York, which was at the centre of sometimes violent protests against the war in Gaza, has spoken to...
British photographer Mark Neville on documenting four years of war in Ukraine
A British photographer who has spent the last four years living under near-daily attacks on Kyiv has told FRANCE 24 that his nervous system has adapte...
'Terrible feeling of déjà vu' as Israel launches ground incursion into Lebanon
A leading Lebanese academic has spoken of his feelings of déjà vu as Israel admits it has launched what it calls a limited ground operation in the sou...
How Iran’s attacks on Gulf energy sites are shaping decision making in Washington
Sparking turmoil in global energy markets and undermining Gulf countries’ reputations for economic stability is all part of the Iranian regime’s strat...
Lebanon grapples with death, displacement and widening Hezbollah-Israel conflict
With 570 people killed and more than 750,000 displaced amid fighting between Israel and Hezbollah, Lebanon finds itself in what Iva Kovic-Chahine, hea...