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Russian misinformation: Number of fake news content increased by 850% in one year

According to a report published on Monday by NewsGuard, a US disinformation company, the number of false content usurping the identity of reliable media has exploded by 850% in one year. Of the 15 media most emulated in Russian misinformation operations, eight are French, including Libération, BFM TV or France 24. An epidemic of fake news attributed to Russia by specialists, designed to undermine the confidence of the general public and to deceive AI's tools.

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Pope wraps up 'hugely successful' France visit with Metz speech

Pope Leo on Monday warned that relations between nations were becoming "increasingly uncivilised" with people boasting of "lies and deceit", and urged Europe to help "break this cycle"as he wrapped up what France 24's Angela Diffley says has been a "hugely successful" visit to France with a speech in Metz.

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A Museum of Information and Press is to be established in Paris in 2029

The Musée de l'info et de la presse (Musip) is to open its doors in Paris by 2029, announced Monday morning its founder-president, Antoine Mariotti, also a journalist in France 24. Supported by Unesco, numerous media – including Radio France, Le Figaro, AFP, Charlie Hebdo and regional press groups – and Reporters Without Borders (RSF), the project aims to create around 20 million euros.

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REPLAY: Pope urges peace and unity in Europe on final day of France visit

Pope Leo XIV urged Europe to remember its Christian history and appealed for peace and unity in a speech delivered in France's northeastern city of Metz on Monday, the fourth and final day of his visit. "Relations between individuals and states are becoming increasingly uncivilised. The value of keeping one's word is dismissed. Instead, people boast of lies and deceit," he said. "Europe can help to break this cycle through the respect for others that it has learned to cultivate and preserve."

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Leo XIV in Metz: Pope wants to focus on Europe

Pope Leo XIV arrived Monday morning in Metz, where he intends to give a European tone on the fourth - and last - day of his visit to France, in the presence of Emmanuel Macron, who will finally attend Mass. The details of Christophe Dickes, historian of the Vatican, papacy and international relations.

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Pope to speak on European unity on last day of France visit

Pope Leo on Monday arrived in Metz to speak on the future of Europe on the final day of his visit to France. Metz, a northeastern city that repeatedly changed hands between France and Germany in past conflicts, is closely associated with Robert Schuman, considered one of the founding fathers of the European Union, who is buried just outside Metz. France 24’s Luke Shrago in Metz and Douglas Herbert in the studio take a look at what’s on the agenda.

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Live: in Metz, Pope Leo XIV celebrates a last Mass in France

Arriving in Metz on Monday, Pope Leo XIV delivered a speech at the Robert Schuman Congress Centre. He felt that one could not speak of Europe without mentioning Christianity, while denouncing the "unnecessary massacres" linked to the return of war on the Old Continent. The day will then give rise to a last tour in papamobile in the midst of thousands of faithful and a Mass at St.Étienne's Cathedral in the presence of Emmanuel Macron. Follow the Pope's final stage in France live.

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Léon XIV in Metz: last stage of his viste in France

Pope Leo XIV arrived Monday morning in Metz, where he intends to give a European tone on the fourth - and last - day of his visit to France, in the presence of Emmanuel Macron, who will finally attend Mass.

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Live: 'One cannot speak of Europe without mentioning Christianity,' Pope Leo says in Metz

Pope Leo XIV urged Europe to remember its Christian history and appealed for peace and unity in a speech delivered in France's northeastern city of Metz on Monday, the fourth and final day of his visit. Later in the afternoon he is set for a final tour in the popemobile and lead a Mass at Saint-Etienne Cathedral set to be attended by French President Emmanuel Macron. Follow our liveblog for all the latest.

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Corruption trial: four years in prison and five years ineligible for Rachida Dati

The National Financial Prosecutor's Office demanded on Monday against Rachida Dati four years in prison, two years of which were closed with electronic bracelet and five years of ineligibility and prohibition of the civil service with provisional execution. He also demanded four years in prison against the former boss of Renault-Nissan Carlos Ghosn, on the run in Lebanon, with the continued arrest warrant.

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Why is armed violence still a serious problem in South Africa?

South Africa has for years been facing high levels of armed violence and one of the highest homicide rates in the world. The authorities often link many attacks to gang-to-gang conflicts, territorial disputes and organized crime. The concern grew again after two massive shootings that occurred a few hours apart. David Mouzo Williams, a teacher of studies from Asia and Africa (Speciality Africa) at The College of Mexico (CEAAA-COLMEX) and a master in sultural services with the University of Santiago de Compostela, addresses the issue in France 24.