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The combination of political uncertainty, gang warfare and food insecurity has plunged Haiti into crisis. The UN is now warning that the country is "sliding into a hunger emergency". To talk more about the situation, we're joined from Port-au-Prince by Ulrika Richardson, Deputy Special Representative for the United Nations Integrated Office in Haiti (BINUH).
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Is it a Trump-like move? We listen to Biden and ask how much his words move the dial in an Israel torn apart over what the opposition calls a judicial coup. For now, the reform is on hold while the president brokers mediation talks. The opposition is suspicious.
We also look at the second installment of DC superhero saga "Shazam!", somewhat redeemed by the presence of powerhouse Helen Mirren as part of a trio of villainous goddesses. And a celebration of the work of British director Joanna Hogg after the release of her latest film, "The Eternal Daughter".
The Muslim fasting month of Ramadan, currently taking place, is not only a time of spirituality but also the season for new TV series to debut across the Arab world. This industry is worth tens of millions of dollars in Syria, Egypt, and Lebanon alone, and in recent years, producers have increasingly crossed social and political boundaries. To discuss this phenomenon, we're joined by France 24 Arabic channel's Thameen Al-Kheetan.
Seven-time Ballon d'Or winner Messi opened the scoring in the friendly against the Caribbean island minnows on 20 minutes in Santiago del Estero.
We ask about Netanyahu, himself on trial for corruption, who prefers a deal with a far-right that is all too happy to stoke tensions with Palestinians rather than to bend. A sizeable number of Israelis still voted for him recently despite his baggage. Why? What support both domestically and abroad?
Speaking from FRANCE 24's set, Russian actor Artur Smolyaninov explained that his choice to support Ukraine in the war has nothing to do with nationality but rather the principle that governs his life: "freedom".