Plane crash in Nepal with 72 people on board, war in Ukraine, demonstration in support of the Iranian opposition, Ligue 1, Richard Gasquet... Every day, find all the news through the work of the photojournalists who travel the world.

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20 Minutes

, from Lille to Marseille, via Bordeaux and Strasbourg, here is another look, in pictures, at the information of the last 24 hours.


Directed by:

Olivier JUSZCZAK

  • The slogan "Woman, life, freedom" will be displayed this Monday at nightfall on the Eiffel Tower.

    The Parisian monument takes on the colors of the Iranian opposition four months after the death of Masha Amini, 22, arrested by the morality police.

  • The hope of finding survivors in the aftermath of the plane crash in Nepal with 72 people on board is now "null", according to local authorities on Monday, declared a national day of mourning.

    Nepalese rescuers continued to search for bodies in the shredded carcass of the aircraft which crashed at the bottom of a 300-meter ravine between the old Pokhara airport built in 1958 and the new international terminal opened on January 1 .

  • The death toll from a Russian strike on a residential building in Dnipro in Ukraine climbed to 36 on Monday, a tally that is expected to rise further and is one of the heaviest since the start of the war.

    As usual, the Kremlin denied being responsible for the carnage, blaming the Ukrainian side.

  • A protest by thousands of anti-coal activists in western Germany ended on Saturday evening after a day of anger over the expansion of an open-pit mine.

    Scuffles on the sidelines of the rally attended by Swedish activist Greta Thunberg left several injured.

  • Several tens of thousands of Israelis demonstrated Saturday evening in Tel Aviv to proclaim their rejection of the policy of the ruling coalition around Benjamin Netanyahu, of which they fear an anti-democratic drift.

    It is the largest demonstration since the December 29 swearing-in of the government combining right-wing, far-right and ultra-Orthodox Jewish parties, the most right-wing in the country's history by just over of 9 million inhabitants.

  • The 1-0 defeat of PSG on Sunday in Rennes revives the suspense at the top of the championship, before a critical second half of the season for Montpellier, beaten 3-0 by Nantes in a deleterious atmosphere, and for the red lantern Angers, at bay.

    The lead of the leader continues to melt in 2023 with this second defeat suffered fifteen days after that inflicted by Lens, his dolphin returned to three points.

    Like the Sang et Or, OM also won on Saturday and are five behind the Parisians.

  • At 36 years and six months, Richard Gasquet does not give up!

    The former Little Prince of French tennis became on Saturday, by winning the final of the Auckland tournament, the oldest French winner of an ATP circuit tournament.

    This is his 16th career title.

  • Singer Lisa Marie Presley, the only child of rock 'n' roll legend Elvis Presley, died Thursday at the age of 54, her family said in a statement.

    The daughter of the "King" was rushed to hospital Thursday morning, where she was placed in an artificial coma and on life support, after a cardiac arrest, according to the people site TMZ, which relied on anonymous sources.

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  • Crash

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  • Israel

  • Kylian Mbappe

  • Demonstration

  • Nepal

  • Richard Gasquet

  • War in Ukraine