Indigenous leader Raoni 'wants to make sure' Brazil's Lula will keep promises on Amazon
"In [Brazil's] Congress, there are a lot of people who are against us," the Indigenous leader warned, pointing out that Lula "is not the only one who has power".
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EU's response to disinformation online: Has regulation been effective?
Programme produced by Sophie Samaille, Isabelle Romero, Juliette Laurain and Perrine Desplats
Race against time to shelter China quake survivors amid record cold snap
Also in China, the pet cloning industry is a growing market. Despite many ethical questions and the considerable cost, demand is booming, as our correspondents report.
Israel-Hamas war, Ukraine, Africa coups and elections, Turkey-Syria earthquake
Produced by Charles Wente, Guillaume Gougeon and Juliette Brown.
Fighting poverty in Europe: Meet the people who are making a difference
The current European Commission has pledged to reduce the number of people living in poverty by 15 million by 2030 – but due to the global pandemic, the war in Ukraine, inflation and rising energy prices, the trend has actually gone the other way, with the past three years seeing the number of people in poverty rising by 3 million.
'The nationalisation of states is killing the European idea': EU book prize winner Menasse
Asked why he is drawn to the European Union as the subject matter for his books, Menasse says: "I am a novelist. What is a novel? What should a novel be able to tell? Contemporaneity. For us Europeans, the European Union is producing the basics and the context of all our lives; of our search for luck and wealth. It's European law which interferes in our lives, which defines our lives. So if I try to tell how we are living today, what our problems are, how we try to resolve them, and why we are not able to resolve them, that has all the time to do with the context of European law and the reality of the European Union."
How super plants could help fight pollution
Plants have been shown to be capable of absorbing harmful substances present in the soil and in water. But how does this process work? The substances can either get sucked out of the soil, before being transported into the stems and leaves, or remain trapped below the ground, in the roots. Certain species are also able to break down polluting particles into less toxic chemicals.
High stakes, long wait: What outcome for DR Congo after elections?
Five years ago, the DR Congo voted out an incumbent president peacefully through the ballot box. The process, though, was far from perfect, with evidence of wide-scale irregularities. Will this time be different?