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Jean-Emile Jammine

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@France24_en News Anchor, Football Commentator, Musician, Conflict Analyst. My views are my own. YNWA 🇿🇦🇬🇷🇱🇧
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Israel-Lebanon Conflict: Amid displacement, Lebanese cling to 'hope of returning home to rebuild'

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By Jean-Emile Jammine Verified
| France 24 Verified
Jean-Emile Jammine is pleased to welcome Christopher Rassi, IFRC Chief of Staff and Under Secretary General for People and Strategy. He offers a rare on-the-ground perspective from southern Lebanon, to reveal the harrowing realities of the humanitarian crisis.
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Back from Gironde: France 24's Luke Shrago gives firsthand account of fires

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By Alessandro XENOS, Juliette Laurain Verified, Jean-Emile Jammine Verified
| France 24 Verified
One of your browser extensions seems to be blocking the video player from loading. To watch this content, you may need to disable it on this site. Cover image: Firsthand account © france24 08:49 As wildfires continue to ravage southwest France, forcing around 250,000 people from their homes in one of the country's biggest peacetime evacuations, France 24's Luke Shrago has witnessed the crisis unfold firsthand. He joined us to share what he's seen on the ground.
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World No. 1 defends Wimbledon title

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By Alessandro XENOS, Juliette Laurain Verified, Jean-Emile Jammine Verified
| France 24 Verified
Jannik Sinner is Wimbledon champion once again! The world No. 1 defeated Alexander Zverev 6-7, 7-6, 6-3, 6-4 in a thrilling four-set final to defend his title. The turning point came when Zverev slipped and appeared to injure his knee in the third set, allowing Sinner to seize control. The Italian kept his composure, sealed his fifth Grand Slam crown, and celebrated by collapsing onto Centre Court in delight.
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