US President Donald Trump said in a Sunday interview wih ABC News that the United States might get involved in the Iran-Israel conflict and expressed openness to having Russian President Vladimir Putin act as a mediator.

Ferrari secured its third consecutive victory at the 24 Hours of Le Mans on Sunday as Poland’s Robert Kubica took the coveted chequered flag. It marks the 12th time the Italian manufacturer has won the storied race in its 102-year history, with Kubica becoming the first-ever Polish winner.

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Iranian Foreign Minister Abbas Araghchi said Tehran had "solid proof" that US forces and bases in the region had supported Israel in its attacks.

French President Emmanuel Macron arrived in Greenland on Sunday, where he conveyed European solidarity and support for the Danish autonomous territory coveted by US President Donald Trump. "It’s important to show that Denmark and Europe are committed to this territory, which has very high strategic stakes, and whose territorial integrity must be respected," Macron said.

The large military parade that US President Donald Trump had long desired rolled down Constitution Avenue in Washington, DC on Saturday with tanks, troops and a 21-gun salute as protests erupted nationwide, condemning the US leader as a dictator and would-be king.

Forty years on, Richard Avedon’s iconic series “In the American West" still resonates with the United States’ current political and social landscape. The New York photographer’s powerful portraits of working-class Americans challenge the myth of the cowboy in an idealised West. The full exhibition is now on view at the Fondation Henri Cartier-Bresson in Paris, until October 12.

Israeli forces pressed on with their military operation in Gaza on Sunday, resulting in the deaths of 12 Palestinians, according to local health officials. The escalation adds to mounting tensions across the region.

Iran and Israel exchanged fire for the third day in a row on Sunday with both sides threatening even greater force as US-Iran nuclear talks, scheduled to be held in Oman, were called off. Iranian media said Sunday that the death toll from Israeli attacks was at least 128 while Israel put the number of people killed in Iranian strikes at 13. Follow our liveblog for the latest developments.

Ali Vaez, Senior Advisor to the President & Project Director, Iran at the International Crisis Group, gives us his analyze.

Todd Belt, Professor at George Washington University, gives us his take on the situation.

Noga Tarnopolsky, our correspondant in Jerusalem, has more.

Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's nearly 20-year-old threat to strike Iran came true on Friday, as US President Donald Trump warned Tehran of further "brutal" attacks if it refuses to negotiate.

Cécile Coquet-Mokoko, Professor of American civilization, give us her take on the event.

The Israeli military carried out a new series of strikes on Iran Sunday morning targeting sites linked to its "nuclear weapons program," including the Defense Ministry. On the third day of the war between the two countries, at least eight people have died and over 130 have been injured in Israel.

Iranians and Israelis woke to smoke and rubble on Sunday after the arch-rivals expanded their attacks overnight, with Israel striking Tehran's defence ministry, and Iran unleashing a deadly barrage of missiles across Israel. 

One year after the riots in New Caledonia, how is the archipelago doing? The territory still bears deep scars from the social uprising of May 2024—especially in the healthcare sector. Many facilities were damaged, but more critically, many healthcare workers left the archipelago. Today, health centers and hospitals remain closed due to a lack of staff. A report by our colleagues from France 2, Paul-Luc Monnier and Océane Labalette.

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Catherine Norris Trent, France 24 International Affairs Editor, gives us her take on the situation.

Trump hailed the United States as the "hottest country in the world" after watching tanks, aircraft and troops file past him in Washington on Saturday to honor the 250th anniversary of the US army.

Nicolas Sarkozy on Sunday became the second former French leader to be stripped of the Legion of Honour after Nazi collaborator Philippe Pétain. The decree follows Sarkozy's conviction for corruption and follows the rules of the order despite President Emmanuel Macron saying he was opposed to the move. 

President Donald Trump hosted the largest US military parade in decades on his 79th birthday on Saturday, as protesters rallied across the country to accuse him of acting like a dictator. Fraser Jackson, our correspondant, is in Washington DC.

Israel on Sunday issued an evacuation warning to Iranians living near weapons facilities in a post on X. But FRANCE 24's Saeed Azimi, reporting from Tehran, notes that Israeli military X accounts are not available in Iran, so most residents were not aware of it.

Millions participated in 'No Kings' demonstrations across the United States on Saturday to protest the Trump administration, organisers said, on the same day the president held a large-scale military parade in Washington, DC. The protests came on the heels of demonstrations over the federal immigration enforcement raids that began last week.

Israel was braced for "huge retaliation" from Iran on Saturday as conflict escaled between the two countries, said FRANCE 24's correspondent in Jerusalem, Noga Tarnopolsky. Earlier Israeli Prime Minster Benjamin Natanyahu advised citizens to make use of bomb shelters.