The first offices
From 1835 to 1875, the Agence Havas offices are located on rue
Jean-Jacques Rousseau in Paris,
opposite the General Post Office.
- Read more about The first offices
- Log in to post comments
Ho Chi Minh City (AFP) | 21/04/2025 - 05:14:32 | Vietnam tycoon's jail sentence cut to 30 years in money laundering case
Caracas (AFP) | 21/04/2025 - 04:29:39 | Venezuela prosecutor terms Bukele prisoner-exchange proposal 'cynical'
Beijing (AFP) | 21/04/2025 - 02:52:26 | China says 'firmly opposes' trade deals that harm its interests
San Salvador (AFP) | 21/04/2025 - 01:13:36 | El Salvador's president proposes prisoner exchange with Venezuela
Sanaa (AFP) | 20/04/2025 - 23:59:59 | Yemen's Huthis say US strikes on Sanaa killed at least 12
Washington (AFP) | 20/04/2025 - 22:28:52 | Trump says he hopes Russia, Ukraine to strike 'deal this week'
Ramallah (AFP) | 20/04/2025 - 21:31:46 | Palestine Red Crescent says Israel army probe into medics' killing 'full of lies'
Kyiv (AFP) | 20/04/2025 - 20:52:29 | Zelensky accuses Russia of 2,000 ceasefire violations
Jerusalem (AFP) | 20/04/2025 - 19:32:56 | Israel army says struck Hezbollah military site in south Lebanon
Tel Aviv (AFP) | 20/04/2025 - 19:08:36 | Israel military says killing of Gaza medics was 'mistake'
From 1835 to 1875, the Agence Havas offices are located on rue
Jean-Jacques Rousseau in Paris,
opposite the General Post Office.
The Agency starts to use electrical telegraphs, an invention which enables it to expand.
Soon it is better and faster informed of what is going on in the world.
In response to the Crimean war (1854-1856) it extends its European network all the way to Saint Petersburg and the Bosphorus.
AFP is looking for a dynamic and experienced editor to join its English-language news desk at its Asia-Pacific headquarters in Hong Kong.
ROLE
Agence France-Presse (AFP), one of the world's leading news agencies, is looking for a dynamic, experienced editor to join its English-language newsdesk at its Asia-Pacific headquarters in Hong Kong.
Global news leader AFP is offering an exciting opportunity to be a part of the agency’s fast-growing digital verification network, which has taken a frontline role in combatting misinformation, fact-checking and monitoring emerging narratives that shape public perceptions of news events around the world.
The editor will focus on misinformation in North America and edit fact-checking stories from around the region.
THE JOB
The Moscow bureau covers a busy, complex and fascinating region of 280 million people: Russia, Ukraine, Belarus, Moldova, the Caucasus and Central Asia.
The journalist, who will be writing in English, will cover breaking news in a highly competitive environment, showing strong news judgement and the ability to write punchy, engaging copy. You will generate lively, image-rich feature and focus stories in close cooperation with other members of a dynamic multimedia team.
Charles-Guillaume and Auguste Havas take over the Agency’s management from their father.
An agreement between the three
major agencies - Reuter, based in London, Wolff in Berlin, and Havas – divides the world between them for the collection and dissemination of
information.