Brice AGIER-GRÉGOIRE

Jun 25, 2024 | france24.com | Natacha MILLERET |Marion CHAVAL |Magali FAURE |Brice AGIER-GRÉGOIRE |Eve Jackson

11:46 On your marks, get set! The time has come for the long-awaited Paris 2024 Olympics and Paralympics. With millions of visitors expected in Paris over the summer, in this edition of arts24 we look at some of the cultural highlights taking place in the city that's arguably the artistic champion of the world. Daily newsletterReceive essential international news every morning Take international news everywhere with you! Download the France 24 app

May 16, 2023 | france24.com | Stéphanie Cheval |Brice AGIER-GRÉGOIRE |Sonia Baritello

/ Shows / France in focus France counts approximately 150,000 online influencers. Their work can include product placement, tutorials and even promoting cosmetic surgery. While most influencers struggle to make a living from their craft, some have made it a lucrative business. But sometimes, scams can lurk behind the products being peddled by influencers. French lawmakers are currently examining a bill aimed at regulating the industry.

Mar 6, 2023 | france24.com | Brice AGIER-GRÉGOIRE

/ Shows / Focus It's been a month since two devastating earthquakes hit Turkey and Syria, killing more than 50,000 people. Many hospitals and clinics in Turkey are full of injured patients, while other facilities are heavily damaged, making it difficult to provide much-needed routine medical treatment to other residents.

Feb 18, 2023 | france24.com | Brice AGIER-GRÉGOIRE

For over a week, a medical team led by Franco-Turkish doctor Mahmut Gündesli has been delivering food and providing medical treatment to different villages throughout Turkey. They have a different destination every day. This morning, their truck is full of food and medical equipment. They're heading to the village of Çamgazi, near Adiyaman. "There are several families who need food, but also medical treatment.

Feb 18, 2023 | france24.com | Brice AGIER-GRÉGOIRE

Turkish hospitals are full of patients injured in the earthquake. This makes it difficult for sick people to receive much needed everyday medical treatment. A group of Turkish and French paramedics have been working to deliver such assistance. Our journalists Thameen Al-Kheetan, Julien Chehida and Brice Agier-Grégoire accompanied the group on a visit to a village near Adiyaman.