The playwright and director was honored for "Ima Maryam: The Judgment of Mary," a work that challenges religious dogmas and violence against women.
The most widely read French writer in the world is the guest of RFI on the occasion of the release of his new novel, Les Évadées.
The Haitian-Canadian novelist denies having used artificial intelligence to write his best-selling novel, after an X account mentioned the conclusions of an AI detector.
During an interview with RFI, the researcher contrasts a Chinese "engineer state" with an American "legalist state" to explain the rivalry between Beijing and Washington.
RFI's international press review examined the potential benefits such a status could bring to Canada, as the question sparks debate across several media outlets.
To mark the bicentennial of the first known permanent photograph in history, RFI has been offering since September 14 a series devoted to 17 iconic images, produced in French and sixteen other languages.
In its September 16 international press review, RFI examines how to put an end to Houthi activities, though the details of the developments mentioned could not be independently verified.
In its September 15 broadcast, RFI devoted its international press review to the question of dwindling oil resources.
To mark the bicentenary of the first known permanent photograph, RFI's French and foreign language newsrooms present a series dedicated to iconic images from history.
Cameroonian poet and slam artist known as "Capitaine Alexandre" publishes "Poems of Broad Daylight and Mantras Words to Traverse the Night," a new work presented by RFI.