FRANCE 24 journalist Roméo Langlois, who went missing Saturday during a military operation against FARC rebels, is being held by the guerrillas, Colombian President Juan Manuel Santos confirmed on Tuesday.
In the hours leading up to Sunday’s presidential election in Senegal, women’s groups in Senegal are demanding an end to the violence, much of it at the hands of the police, that has left at least ten people dead and many more injured.
FRANCE 24's Dan Levy reviews all the action from day three of the Africa Cup of Nations, which saw a surprise win for Tunisia over rivals Morocco. He is joined by Clovis Casali, who is reporting on the tournament from Equatorial Guinea and Gabon.
After a few days of fierce attacks on his corporate record by Republican rivals, Mitt Romney won decisively in the New Hampshire primary Tuesday. Libertarian Ron Paul and moderate Jon Huntsman were placed second and third.
UN climate talks are continuing into an unscheduled 13th day on Saturday as delegates struggle to formulate a draft deal that can satisfy everyone. The sticking point is whether any deal can be “legally binding”.
Paris' Musée d’Orsay has launched its first-ever American friends association, a move that the renowned art museum hopes will bolster its international outreach.
Armed with sticks and guns, residents in Cairo set up overnight neighbourhood watches to prevent looting following another day of demonstrations in which protesters pressed for Egyptian President Hosni Mubarak’s ouster.
By France 24 
