High school mobilization: Does the police have all the rights?
Juliette Beigelman, co-responsible committee for children's rights at the Syndicat Avocats de France, is our guest.
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Juliette Beigelman, co-responsible committee for children's rights at the Syndicat Avocats de France, is our guest.
On January 30, 2026, the US Department of Justice published 3 million documents: photos, videos, e-mails, SMS, judicial documents... All related to a man: Jeffrey Epstein. Since then, media around the world have investigated the Epstein files and revealed the breadth of the network and its personalities. Eight months later, what do these revelations reveal about the functioning of Jeffrey Epstein's network? Our journalist Samia Metheni plunged into the documents and analyzes in this video what they teach us about the sexual predator network.
All the American bombers that had been deployed on the British base at Fairford were withdrawn, announced the Pentagon on Sunday, a few days after the incident near that base in southwestern England. Six people were arrested and then released under judicial supervision in this case, and the British Prime Minister said he suspected Iran's involvement.
On the rise in pump prices, the government announces new targeted aid. According to François Kalfon, MEP and PS member, "the account is not: automatic help is needed for the most modest". He suggested that "all oil superprofits be taxed in Europe". On the Russian threat, the MEP notes a significant increase in hybrid attacks and in the European Parliament, "some political parties like AFD are under Russian domination".
All eyes and ears were turned to the European Parliament in Strasbourg on Wednesday 16 September during the traditional speech on the State of the Union by the President of the European Commission, Ursula von der Leyen. A river talk – the sixth of its kind – on the broad guidelines of its European policy for the coming year.