No proof of tax fraud by Carlos Ghosn in France, minister says
The French government said Tuesday it had found no evidence that auto boss Carlos Ghosn, who heads the Renault-Nissan-Mitsubishi alliance, had cheated on his taxes in France.
Italy orders seizure of Aquarius migrant rescue ship
Italy has ordered the seizure of the migrant rescue ship Aquarius for alleged illegal waste treatment, Doctors without Borders (Medecins Sans Frontiere MSF) said Tuesday.
Yemen peace push gathers pace amid fierce Hodeida fighting
Efforts to end Yemen’s devastating war picked up pace Monday as the government and rebels edged closer to peace talks and Britain led a push at the UN Security Council for an…
US judge suspends Trump order denying asylum to illegal migrants
A federal judge on Monday put a temporary halt to a Trump administration order denying the possibility of asylum to people who enter the US illegally.
Income inequality, financial crisis and the rise of the far right
Citizens around the world are seeing their national wealth concentrated into fewer and fewer hands. But rather than calls for redistribution, this global trend has prompted many…
Police officer among dead in Chicago hospital shooting
A gunman shot a doctor to death outside a Chicago hospital on Monday before storming the facility and killing a pharmaceutical assistant and a police officer during an exchange…
Airbnb to remove listings in Israeli West Bank settlements
Airbnb said Monday it will remove from its rental listings settlement homes in the occupied West Bank, prompting Israel to threaten legal action against the US company.
Fearing torture, migrants refuse to disembark at Libya port
Dozens of migrants and refugees aboard a merchant vessel at a Libyan port are refusing to disembark for fear of "detention and torture". FRANCE 24’s James André and Julie…
