Canadas labour board has ordered Air Canada to resume operations after a nationwide flight attendant strike grounded over 700 flights. The directive, issued following a request from Jobs Minister Patty Hajdu, marks the end of the airlines first flight attendant walkout since 1985.

At least 150 people are missing in Pakistans Khyber Pakhtunkhwa province following devastating flash floods that have killed at least 344 nationwide, officials said Sunday. Rescue efforts are underway, with fears that many victims may be trapped under rubble or swept away by raging waters.

Demonstrators rallied across Israel on Sunday, demanding an end to the war in Gaza and a deal to free the remaining hostages, as the military readies a new offensive. The protests come amid rising domestic pressure and international concern over the humanitarian crisis in the Palestinian territory.

Frenchman Terence Atmane was knocked out by world number one Jannik Sinner in the semi-finals of the Cincinnati Masters 1000, despite putting up a strong fight in the first set (7-6, 6-2).

Israel said Sunday it struck a Huthi "energy site" in Yemen, after repeated attacks by the Iran-backed group during the Gaza war.

Bolivians are heading to the polls in a pivotal election that could bring the countrys first right-wing government in over 20 years and end the dominance of the fractured MAS party. With the economy in crisis and voter uncertainty high, the outcome could lead to a major political shift both domestically and internationally.

Israel on Saturday said it is preparing to move Palestinians from combat zones to southern Gaza as plans move ahead for a military offensive in some of the territory's most populated areas. Meanwhile the families of Israeli hostages called for a nationwide day of stoppage on Sunday to express growing frustration over 22 months of war.

The Canadian government on Saturday moved to end a strike by Air Canada flight attendants by asking a labour board to order an arbitration. The strike stranded more than 100,000 passengers across the world during the peak summer holiday season.

France was in discussions with Mali over the arrest of a French embassy employee in Bamako, the French foreign ministry said Saturday, noting that the claims, by Malian authorities, that the Frenchman was working to "destabilise" the country were "unjustified".

France on Saturday condemned Israel's decision to build thousands of new homes in the West Bank and called on Israel to drop the controversial E1 project to link Jerusalem and the Maale Adumim settlement, calling it "a serious violation of international law".

Tunisia's powerful labour union, long seen as a cornerstone of the country's fragile democracy, called for a major march in downtown of the Tunisian capital of Tunis on Thursday to retaliate against mounting pressure from President Kais Saied and his supporters.

Ahead of Sunday's elections, the campaign billboards adorning the streets of Bolivia make grand promises: A solution to the dire economic crisis within 100 days, an end to fuel shortages and bread lines, unity for a divided nation. One vice presidential candidate pledges to Make Bolivia Sexy Again while ex-president Evo Morales, prohibited from running, has ...

Air Canada suspended all operations as more than 13,000 Air Canada flight attendants went on strike early Saturday after a deadline to reach a deal passed, leaving travelers around the world stranded and scrambling during the peak summer travel season.

Serbia's police usedteargas and crowd control vehicles on Friday evening in Belgradeto disperse anti-government protesters who threw firecrackersand flares at police officers in what is seen as a majorescalation of the nine-month-long protests.

The death toll from heavy monsoon rains that have triggered flash floods across northern Pakistan has risen to at least 225 people in the past 48 hours, the country's disaster authority said Saturday.

After more than nine months of largely peaceful anti-corruption protests, Serbias streets have erupted in clashes between riot police, student-led demonstrators and masked bands of ruling party loyalists. FRANCE 24 spoke with Neboja Vladisavljevi,a professor in Serbian politics at the University of Belgrade, about how the protest movement has changed over ...

Fresh from a historic Champions League and Super Cup double, Paris Saint-Germain will kickstart their Ligue 1 season after a gruelling summer this weekend, eyeing another European crown. Paul Pogba returns to the pitch with Monaco, Lyon is set to fight to recover from their crisis and Paris FC have joined the top flight reviving a long-dormant capital ...

Israels far-right National Security Minister Itamar Ben Gvir released a video on Friday showing him taunting Israels most prominent Palestinian detainee, Marwan Barghouti, a senior Fatah figure, in his jail cell. The Palestinian Authority's foreign ministry denounced the confrontation as "an unprecedented provocation".

President Emmanuel Macron on Friday condemned the felling of a memorial tree for Ilan Halimi, a Jewish man tortured to death in 2006, calling it an anti-Semitic act and vowing to punish those responsible amid rising hate crimes in France.

Sudden floods and mudslides swept through Pakistan and the disputed region of Kashmir on Thursday, killing at least 60 people, injuring more than 100 and leaving 200 missing, as rescuers searched for survivors amid the debris.

Hezbollah chief Naim Qassem on Friday accused Lebanons government of handing the country to Israel by seeking the groups disarmament, vowing to fight the move.

Four years since Taliban forces seized Kabul and ended two decades of Western presence, Afghan women face near-total exclusion from public life. Nearly 100 edicts have stripped them of basic freedoms, while any dissent remains dangerous and international pressure has waned.

Olympique de Marseille head off to Rennes for the Ligue 1 football season opener.

Rising sea temperatures are fuelling the rapid tropicalisation of the Mediterranean, with venomous Red Sea species like lionfish disrupting ecosystems from Turkey to Malta, scientists warn.

Escalating anti-government protests in Serbia continued into late Thursday, as clashes between President Aleksandar Vucic's critics and detractors over corruption accusations led to a second night of violence and arrests.