Новости за 03.11.2018

With an American father, the new governor of Okinawa may seem like the ideal negotiator to deal with a dispute between the Japanese authorities and the island’s residents over the construction of a new US military base there.

UEFA helped Paris Saint-Germain and Manchester City get around their own Financial Fair Play (FPP) rules, according to revelations published Friday. Yann Philippin, co-author of the Mediapart investigation, spoke to FRANCE 24 about his discoveries.

One US soldier was killed and another wounded in an "apparent insider attack" in Kabul on Saturday, NATO said, in the latest such assault on international forces in Afghanistan.

An increasing number of victims of anti-LGBT violence in France have spoken out over recent weeks, as rights groups have warned of a spike in attacks and the government has confirmed a 15 percent increase since the start of 2018.

The United Nations Children’s Fund has warned that both sides in Yemen’s brutal conflict are making it “impossible” to deliver and distribute much-needed humanitarian aid to the country, where some 14 million people are threatened by famine.

The woes plaguing the Central African Republic “must not be exploited to gain a foothold on the continent and pursue concealed ambitions”, French Foreign Minister Jean-Yves Le Drian told FRANCE 24 in a thinly veiled attack on Russian involvement in the restive African nation.