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For humanitarian doctors and healthcare workers operating in active conflict zones, the challenges are seemingly endless: from so-called "double tap" strikes that put emergency workers at risk, to roadblocks, evacuation orders and even the positioning of humanitarian organisations in the political debate. Pierre Catoire, emergency doctor and vice-president of Mehad — A French NGO dedicated to healthcare in conflict zones — speaks to FRANCE 24 about how medical professionals go about their work in such conditions. Emergency doctor on the challenges of caring for civilians in conflict zones 'What makes China work despite the pain in society?' asks analyst Dan Wang 'We need to put the tech bros back in their box,' says Baroness Beeban Kidron Spotlight## Sweden Election Aftermath: A hard night for the hard right?
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