Pro-Palestinian journalist found dead on rooftop in Marseille

Authorities in Marseille have launched an investigation to determine the cause of Vlahovic’s death.

Nov 30, 2024

French journalist and renowned Middle East expert Marine Vlahovic was found dead at her home in Marseille on Monday, November 27.

According to reports by La Provence, her body was discovered on the roof terrace of her residence by friends who had grown concerned after she failed to respond to calls or messages. She was 39 years old.

Authorities in Marseille have launched an investigation to determine the cause of Vlahovic’s death.

While the circumstances remain unclear, police have stated that there is no initial evidence that a crime has been committed.

A Career of Distinction

Marine Vlahovic was celebrated for her deep expertise on Middle Eastern affairs. Over the years, she worked with prominent media outlets including RTS, Le Soir, RFI, Radio France, and Libération.

Her insightful reporting earned her recognition in journalism circles and beyond.

In addition to her role as a correspondent for RTS, Vlahovic contributed to various publications, shedding light on key developments in the Middle East and their global implications.

According to ARTE Radio, Marine Vlahovic had dedicated part of her short life to the Palestinian cause.

In Gaza Calling, she compiled video and voice messages from her colleagues and friends in Gaza, trapped under the bombs.

In a statement on X, ARTE Radio said, “ARTE Radio learned with great sadness of the death of our friend Marine Vlahovic on Monday, November 25, 2024.”

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“Her work will be missed in the world of audio documentaries. The entire team is thinking of her family and loved ones and joins in their grief,” the statement added.

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