Benghazi's newly named Tahrir Square is a local draw. There are photos of martyrs to gape at, flags to be waved, souvenirs for sale and revolutionary rap to keep up the emotional momentum while the battle rages on the front lines.
When Muammar Gaddafi lost control of Benghazi, three aspiring
Libyan rappers found themselves in the heart of history. FRANCE 24's
Leela Jacinto discovers how one rap tune captured the soul of the
Libyan revolution.
Getting to the Libyan rebel-held city of Benghazi is quite a challenge, FRANCE 24's Leela Jacinto (pictured) discovers on the long road from Cairo. But the blasting Arabic music on the car stereo helps.
As the January 9 referendum on the independence of South Sudan nears, joyful anticipation builds in the region. France 24's reporter Melissa Bell tells the story.
FRANCE 24 journalist Apoorva Prasad takes (simulated) flight in two of Europe's modern fighter planes in a cockpit comparison between the Eurofighter (pictured) and the Rafale.
FRANCE 24's Catherine Norris-Trent is one of many journalists who have descended upon the Paris criminal court to cover the Clearstream trial. Read more about the proceedings both in front of and behind the camera.
It’s the biggest event in the world’s biggest auto market, but this year’s Detroit Auto Show comes at a terrible time for the industry. Expect gloom - not glitz - in Motor City, say our correspondents.
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