On World Cancer Day, François Picard interviews Lars Henning Milman Engelholm, a leading researcher at the Finsen Laboratory in Copenhagen, who highlights significant advancements in pancreatic cancer research driven by a decade of translational science efforts.

The US Justice Department has come under fire following the release of documents related to Jeffrey Epstein, which inadvertently exposed victims' nude photos, names, and personal information. Despite efforts to redact sensitive details, errors in the release have left critical information visible, raising significant concerns about the protection of victims' identities.

Armed Islamist extremists, identified as IS-linked Lakurawa militants, killed at least 162 people in attacks on the villages of Woro and Nuku in Kwara state, Nigeria, highlighting a severe security crisis in the region. These assaults reflect a broader pattern of violence, including ongoing Boko Haram activities and a rise in kidnappings across the country.

On World Cancer Day, Carys Garland hosted Dr. Pinar Uysal Onganer on France 24 to discuss the complexities of cancer research, treatment, and prevention. Dr. Onganer emphasized the importance of collaboration in utilizing existing technology and knowledge, stating that while AI is promising, a human-centered approach is essential for effective cancer prevention.

French President Emmanuel Macron's senior diplomat visited Moscow for discussions with Russian officials, aiming to explore avenues for peace regarding the ongoing conflict in Ukraine. This meeting reflects a renewed interest among European leaders to engage with the Kremlin amid the protracted war.

Iguanas in Florida have been observed falling from trees due to a rare cold snap that has left them immobile, a phenomenon known as being 'cold stunned.' This unusual weather event has affected the southern United States, bringing icy conditions and significant snowfall in some areas.

The Washington Post has announced significant job cuts within its newsroom, attributing this decision to the necessity for a “painful” restructuring amid ongoing financial challenges and a rapidly evolving media environment. This move has sparked considerable backlash from former editors and journalists' unions.

Spain has decided to regularise over half a million illegal migrants, a move described as 'pragmatic' by Nando Sigona, a Professor of International Migration and Forced Displacement at the University of Birmingham, during an interview with FRANCE 24's Sharon Gaffney. Sigona emphasized the importance of securing the registration process to prevent potential misuse of data, referencing the experience in the US where DACA data was weaponized against migrants after the Trump administration took office.

In a devastating attack in Nigeria's Kwara State, gunmen set fire to shops and homes, resulting in dozens of fatalities. This incident marks one of the deadliest assaults in recent months, underscoring the ongoing security crisis in the region. Local lawmakers have reported significant destruction, highlighting the escalating violence attributed to extremist groups.