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War in Ukraine: left behind by the United States, Brussels reiterates its support
Gulliver Cragg, live from Kiev, analyses the situation.
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United States: One week after his failed execution, Christa Pike is back in prison
Christa Pike, the convict who survived her execution last week in the United States, left the hospital and returned to prison, announced her lawyers on Saturday.
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Midterms in the United States: Does Trump seek to limit the case?
Hugo Toudic, Doctor of Political Philosophy and specialist in American institutions, is our guest.
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Putin ready to supply oil to the United States, Zelensky reacts
Russian President Vladimir Putin told his counterpart Donald Trump on Friday that Russia was willing to "supply oil to the US and global markets" in a context of fuel crisis. This project, confirmed by Mr Trump, has attracted serious criticism from Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky, who denounced a "unworthy" and "weak" decision by Washington, at a time when a Ukrainian delegation is in the United States to negotiate.
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In the United States, Hurricane Isaias weakens after touching land in Florida
Hurricane Isaias quickly weakened by touching land on Friday night in the state of Florida, reported the American Hurricane Centre (NHC). The hurricane was downgraded to Category 1, but the NHC warned against the risk of storm surges, floods and sudden floods.
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The United States wants to broadcast live Nidal Hasan's performance
"An execution by firing squad." #United States: The US Army wants to broadcast live Nidal Hasan's execution. The first military execution in decades in the country.
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Live execution in the United States: when Pete Hegseth is inspired by Iran and North Korea
The US Defense Minister, Pete Hegseth, announced on Friday that he would broadcast live the execution of Nidal Malik Hasan, the author of the shooting on the military base in Fort Hood in 2009. A decision criticized on all sides in the United States, even among the Republicans, but consistent with Donald Trump's political strategy. The question remains of its legality.
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The United States wants to broadcast live Nidal Hasan's execution
The killing by a firing squad of the author of a killing on a military base in Texas will be broadcast live, the US Defense Minister announced, with the UN denouncing on Friday a form of "torture". Nidal Hasan "will be shot by soldiers, as it should be, and we will ensure that the public can attend, that it is public," said Defense Minister Pete Hegseth in a video shot on Wednesday.
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Masculinism: Violent and uncomplicated discourses from primary school
Researcher Francis Dupuis-Déri was interested in the issue of hatreds among young men: misogynia, homophobia, transphobia... While he thought he would study the phenomenon at college and high school in France, Canada and the United States, primary school teachers told him of their interest in his work, mentioning the words and acts of children under the age of 10.
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Relief for the return of the Abraham Lincoln aircraft carrier to the United States
Thousands of moving reunions took place on Thursday when the American carrier Abraham Lincoln returned to the United States, after several months of deployment to the Middle East marked by difficult living conditions and attempted suicide of crew members.
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American-Ukrainian Talks in Florida: EU and NATO Invited
The United States invited national security advisers from France, Germany and the United Kingdom, as well as representatives of the European Union and NATO, to join discussions with Ukraine in Miami, Florida.
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Discussions with Ukraine: France, United Kingdom, Germany, EU and NATO invited
The United States invited national security advisers from France, Germany and the United Kingdom, as well as representatives of the European Union and NATO, to discussions with Ukraine in Miami, Florida.
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A man shot and wounded in an ICE arrest in New York
A man was shot and wounded on Thursday by a Federal Immigration Police (ICE) officer while in his car with a five-year-old child sitting in the back during an operation in the Bronx in New York.
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In the United States, Nicolas Maduro and his wife are now prosecuted for torture
The US courts added charges of "compulsory acts of torture" to the prosecution of drug trafficking against former Venezuelan President Nicolas Maduro and his wife Cilia Flores, who had been detained in New York since their capture in January. The couple's trial is scheduled for June 1, 2027.
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United States invites Europeans to join negotiations with Ukraine this weekend
American-Ukrainian talks will take place Friday and Saturday in Miami. The United States invited France, Germany, the United Kingdom, the European Union and NATO to join the discussions. The talks will focus on "new ideas" put forward by Washington to end the conflict with Russia.
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United States: Democrats on their way back to midterms
As the mid-term elections in the United States approached, the 435 seats in the House of Representatives and one third of the 100 seats in the Senate were renewed. Democrats are making progress in Senate polls, a particularly scrutinized development since Congress is one of the main counter-powers against the President. The details of Matthieu Mabin, corresponding to Washington.
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Christa Pike now walks after the failure of her execution in the United States, said her lawyer to the BBC
A lawyer claims that Colleen Slemmer's murderer moves to her hospital room after surviving two fatal injections.
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Mid-term elections: Republicans, again and again caught up with Jeffrey Epstein
Less than a month before the mid-term elections in the United States, several democratic candidates have multiplied the campaign videos suggesting links between their Republican rivals and sexual predator Jeffrey Epstein. A pan that never ends haunting President Trump's camp as the election approaches.
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Russia: suspicions of plague contaminate social networks
Russia is called upon by WHO, the European Union and the United States to increase transparency after the death of a laboratory technician in Siberia. Daria Shipilova, who worked at the Irkutsk pest control institute, died of pneumonia of unknown origin. Between the versions of some media and the denial of the authorities, the vagueness persists and maintains rumours and misinformation.