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In a few decades, the landscape of a Norman beach has changed profoundly. Archive images show hundreds of people once collecting wild mussels at low tide. Today, they almost disappeared. At the time of the COP17 on biodiversity in Armenia, this contrast illustrates in concrete terms the collapse of the living and the urgency of halting its decline. Reporting France 2.
Have you ever noticed that some boxes of the famous "Lucky Luke" comic strip had only two colors? This specificity, typical of Morris' style, the father of the fastest cowboy in the West, can be explained as much by his influences as by the history of comics.
The high school movement has continued for several days, with blockages in several schools in France. For Philippe Moreau-Chevrolet, professor of political communication at Sciences Po and guest of France 24, the demands of high school students are legitimate, but the mobilization is now caught up in a climate of anger and distrust, with more violent elements and attacks on the media. According to him, high school students are thus caught up in a tense political context, as the presidential elections approach.
CIA Director John Ratcliffe met with Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky after visiting Russia. A diplomatic role that is not usually attributed to the powerful boss of American spies. Yet, this is not the first time the CIA has been acting as intermediaries. John Ratcliffe has the means that other diplomats don't necessarily have... which is not without risk.
Freed after more than four years in prison, Diarra tries to return to normal life. In this report, many women prisoners testify about their living conditions since their release and the stigmatization they face.
The racist outrages of Bo French, a Republican candidate for the leadership of the Texas Railway Commission, made this obscure election a national media phenomenon of the midterm campaign. Both the electoral credibility of the Maga movement and who will lead one of the most influential commissions in the United States. It oversees the regulation of all Texas oil and gas.
Many Nigerians buy their first shares: those of the oil refinery owned by the richest man in Africa, Aliko Dangote.
