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[00:00:06] Paris direct continues on France we're talking about fires, this new weapon 24, thank you for being with us, here
[00:00:10] are the news headlines, on the front page these new strikes in
[00:00:13] Ukraine, once again Kyiv, the capital has been targeted by
[00:00:16] Russian ballistic missiles, three
[00:00:20] dead. On the diplomatic front, Volodymyr
[00:00:23] Zelensky went to Serbia to try to detach
[00:00:26] Belgrade from Russia's camp.
[00:00:30] Icy relations between Spain and Italy. After the
[00:00:34] Ceuta migratory crisis, Rome decided to reestablish
[00:00:37] border controls between the two countries in retaliation. Madrid decided to
[00:00:41] do the same thing starting
[00:00:44] to arouse the aggressor's tonight. The Sanchez government denounces an infringement of the principle of
[00:00:47] free movement in the Schengen area.
[00:00:50] Drones, Turkey's new weapon for fighting
[00:00:54] forest fires. A France 24 report to follow which shows
[00:00:57] the effectiveness of these flying machines.
[00:01:00] to spot fire outbreaks as early as possible, a valuable help for
[00:01:03] firefighters which allows them to intervene much faster.
[00:01:18] strokes, today on the side of the echoes of the war in Ukraine
[00:01:21] are almost daily: a ballistic missile alert sounded
[00:01:26] have now returned to last night in Kyiv, about ten explosions were heard
[00:01:29] in the capital of... according to the Ukrainian authorities, these were
[00:01:32] Russian strikes that killed three people, including a child in the
[00:01:36] outskirts of the city. Emmanuel Chase is in Ukraine for France
[00:01:40] 24. Four people injured in the
[00:01:43] capital, three dead, as you said, in the Brovary
[00:01:46] region, so these volleys of these new
[00:01:50] volleys launched by Russia, they follow that massive strike that
[00:01:53] we had seen, that we had experienced 2 days ago and in fact
[00:01:57] whose consequences are still felt by the... Ukrainian population, you remember,
[00:02:01] it was mainly civilian logistics centers that had
[00:02:04] been hit and now we realize in supermarkets,
[00:02:08] there are goods that could not be put on
[00:02:11] shelves, items that could not be put on shelves simply because
[00:02:15] Ukrainian logistics have been disrupted, so these strikes they
[00:02:19] continue, they also
[00:02:21] the suspension of the construction continue even more so for example in the city of
[00:02:24] Kramatorsk, so that's practically on the front line a
[00:02:28] few, about a dozen kilometers. to be from Russian
[00:02:32] troops, where there are gliding bombs, drones that fall every day on the
[00:02:35] population, we also talked about it, this has
[00:02:39] encouraged the authorities, pardon, of
[00:02:42] the Donetsk region
[00:02:45] to declare a mandatory evacuation
[00:02:48] of 525 children with their families,
[00:02:51] which shows how critical the situation still is along this front
[00:02:55] line. These new strikes on Kyiv
[00:02:58] come as Volodymyr Zelensky is currently on a trip to
[00:03:01] Serbia. For the Ukrainian head of state, it is about convincing one of Russia's
[00:03:06] Your program with the Caisse des Français de historical allies, but this visit also has a strong diplomatic
[00:03:09] interest for Belgrade, as Romain le Kinnou,
[00:03:12] co-founder and CEO of Euro Creative, a think
[00:03:16] tank dedicated to Central Europe, explained to
[00:03:18] us. I suggest we listen to him. Probably the main question before
[00:03:22] talking about Zelensky's interest in Belgrade, is
[00:03:26] indeed to balance Serbia's position
[00:03:29] towards Russia. Russia has special, specific
[00:03:32] relations with Russia, indeed, that does not
[00:03:36] make Serbia a pro-Russian state, nor does it
[00:03:40] necessarily make it a pro-European, pro-Western,
[00:03:43] pro-Ukrainian state. I think Serbia, above all, must understand that Serbia is pro-Serbian,
[00:03:47] this is the case under the reign of President Vucic, but it would also
[00:03:51] be the case under any opposition, with nuances, but in any case
[00:03:54] Serbia primarily defends its national interests and therefore
[00:03:58] plays an balancing act between Moscow and Ukraine
[00:04:02] on this war, on this conflict and more generally on its international
[00:04:05] positioning. Now, what is President
[00:04:07] the headlines, at the top this Zelensky looking for in Belgrade? He has several things.
[00:04:10] Firstly, it is a continuation, meaning that the rapprochement has
[00:04:14] accelerated in recent months, in any case for several months,
[00:04:15] program with the Caisse des Français de we know that Russia indeed
[00:04:18] has not, for example, followed
[00:04:20] sculptures near the coasts of the European policy of sanctions against Russia, but at the same time has been very important
[00:04:24] in military aid,
[00:04:27] remain at the bottom of the rather indirect, moreover, to Ukraine, but we know that... is one of the countries that supplies the most ammunition to
[00:04:30] Ukraine. So it's not just a policy
[00:04:33] of fraternal support,
[00:04:36] it's also business, meaning that
[00:04:40] the Serbian defense industry is very specialized in ammunition, both
[00:04:43] large caliber for artillery and small caliber for
[00:04:47] Soviet calibers, for NATO calibers, so it's a very interesting player for
[00:04:50] military support to Ukraine. So that's the first question, it's the security
[00:04:54] question, it's one of the aspects that Zelensky is looking for, and
[00:04:57] he has the business dimension,
[00:05:00] energy up to possible rapprochements
[00:05:04] on a potential free trade agreement, these are discussions that have been taking
[00:05:07] place for some time between Kyiv and Belgrade,
[00:05:11] notably with a visit from a delegation in the spring, then the visit of
[00:05:14] Vucic to Kyiv a few weeks ago.
[00:05:18] Decidedly, nothing is going well between Madrid and Rome. Spain has
[00:05:21] decided to implement border controls for flights, for
[00:05:24] boats coming from Italy. Measures effective next night at
[00:05:28] midnight and reaction from the Sanchez government in
[00:05:31] response to similar measures decided by the Meloni
[00:05:35] administration. Relations between the two countries have significantly
[00:05:38] deteriorated since the Ceuta migratory crisis. Explanation to.
[00:05:42] Brogat and Simon Mauritz.
[00:05:45] New skirmish between Madrid and Rome on the
[00:05:48] migration issue. Travelers from Italy will be checked
[00:05:52] upon their arrival in Spain, in ports and airports, starting Saturday
[00:05:56] midnight until September 7th. Madrid thus
[00:05:59] claims to want to deal with the persistence of irregular migratory
[00:06:02] pressure suffered by Italy. A way to
[00:06:05] send the ball back to Rome, which used the same argument to
[00:06:08] implement border controls for travelers coming from Spain.
[00:06:12] On July 31st, the far-right Italian Prime Minister
[00:06:16] Giorgia Meloni announced suspending the Schengen
[00:06:20] agreement for free movement with this
[00:06:22] country until August 15th. A measure taken
[00:06:26] after 72,000 migrants crossed the border between Morocco and
[00:06:30] the Spanish enclave of Ceuta in North Africa last
[00:06:33] week. According to the Spanish government, 7,000 migrants
[00:06:38] Morocco, but hundreds of unaccompanied children have remained in Ceuta.
[00:06:42] Some are currently being registered with the Spanish police. Morocco
[00:06:46] says it is ready to cooperate with Spain for their
[00:06:49] repatriation. The figure I can provide you with at this
[00:06:53] stage is that 1342 boys and
[00:06:55] girls have been registered and integrated into the
[00:06:59] reception system. The process continues, of course, the
[00:07:02] situation has been complex due to the volume of arrivals and a
[00:07:05] certain overpopulation, but things are gradually returning to
[00:07:09] normal. According to the Minister of Youth. Some
[00:07:13] minors will be transferred to less saturated reception centers in the
[00:07:16] Spanish peninsula in the coming weeks. We
[00:07:20] come to this humiliation for Donald Trump, a court decision that
[00:07:23] the American president immediately called a national
[00:07:26] disgrace, as a judge had already done last June, the Court of Appeals for the
[00:07:30] District of Columbia ordered
[00:07:34] of the White House ballroom, reason, the project
[00:07:37] estimated at 400 million dollars should have been
[00:07:41] approved by Congress. Donald Trump, he doesn't give up, he decided to appeal to the Supreme
[00:07:44] Court of the United States. And since we are talking
[00:07:48] about the United States, Washington is granting
[00:07:51] generous and substantial aid to Colombia. The United States has indeed
[00:07:55] announced its intention to grant financial aid of one
[00:07:58] billion dollars to the Colombian authorities, an envelope to
[00:08:01] finance the economic and security policies
[00:08:05] of Abelardo de la Espriella, an ally of Donald
[00:08:08] Trump. This announcement came a few hours after the series.
[00:08:18] The Colombian president has barely been sworn in, and Washington
[00:08:22] is already consolidating the new administration in Bogota.
[00:08:25] Friday evening, the US State Department announced one billion dollars in aid
[00:08:29] to support security policies and the Colombian economy,
[00:08:33] subject to congressional validation. In a statement, the
[00:08:37] State Department expressed its pleasure at being able to soon work in close
[00:08:40] cooperation with the new president.
[00:09:20] The new far-right president has promised a strong hand against
[00:09:23] guerrillas financed by cocaine trafficking, of which Colombia is
[00:09:27] the world's leading producer. Abelardo de la Espriella
[00:09:31] intends to bury the guerrilla disarmament negotiations initiated by his
[00:09:35] predecessor and to engage in bombardments against the camps of armed
[00:09:38] groups. He has promised to relentlessly fight what he calls
[00:09:42] terrorism with the support of the Trump
[00:09:45] administration, itself engaged in its anti-drug
[00:09:47] war.
[00:09:50] A victory on the fire front in France, that of the Var is
[00:09:53] now contained. Started in Ponteves on July
[00:09:57] 21st, the "Gros Bécillon" fire, as it is called, has been brought
[00:10:01] under control after several flare-ups. A fire
[00:10:04] described as unprecedented by its duration, first 18 days, unprecedented
[00:10:08] also by the mobilization of more than 11,200 firefighters
[00:10:12] from France and also from Europe. It covered a total of some 6,300
[00:10:16] hectares and caused the evacuation of 6,000 people. The flames
[00:10:20] damaged 70 houses, of which 41 were
[00:10:23] totally destroyed. And since
[00:10:27] from Turkey against forest fires, drones allow
[00:10:30] authorities to spot fire outbreaks very early, which allows
[00:10:34] rescue teams to intervene much more quickly on site. Watch this report from
[00:10:38] our correspondent Jenna LeBras with Adria Rochac
[00:10:41] Cutilier.
[00:10:45] In this control tower, fires are mainly
[00:10:49] spotted by the human eye, an essential
[00:10:52] surveillance work because against the
[00:10:55] forest every minute counts in the Mugla
[00:10:58] region, the dominant tree is the red pine, a species very vulnerable to
[00:11:02] fires. So we are in an area where the risk of fire is
[00:11:04] high.
[00:11:07] Turkey is now relying on its drone fleet, one of the most
[00:11:10] developed in the world, to strengthen the control of its
[00:11:13] forests. It allows fires to be detected at their
[00:11:16] first sign and to intervene more quickly.
[00:11:20] Mustafa Hulkudur has his eyes glued to the screens. In
[00:11:24] the center.
[00:11:57] Technology now allows us to save precious time, but
[00:12:01] on the ground, firefighters remain on the front line against the
[00:12:04] flames.
[00:12:07] Honestly, it's difficult, it's a demanding job, we remain ready to
[00:12:11] intervene at any time. As soon as an alert is given, we leave immediately with
[00:12:15] the teams, six teams have been mobilized and are working tirelessly.
[00:12:18] The day after this fire, Hulkdur
[00:12:21] gains height to assess the damage.
[00:12:25] was getting hotter and hotter, protecting these forests can sometimes
[00:12:28] seem like an endless task, but this time
[00:12:31] again, the threat has been
[00:12:33] contained.
[00:12:35] A word about this France 24 exclusive, an investigation to discover
[00:12:39] on our website France24.com, Jessica
[00:12:42] Lemasurier was able to consult an audit carried out by the UN last
[00:12:45] year, a document that highlights,
[00:12:48] reveals, pardon, the concerns of the organization regarding
[00:12:52] the use of biometric data from the World Food
[00:12:55] Program by Palantir. Some WFP employees fear
[00:12:59] that this data could be used to train Palantir's artificial
[00:13:03] intelligence systems, a company that has also offered the tools that were
[00:13:06] used for American migratory policy, for massacres in the
[00:13:10] Middle East, and yet the UN is about to renew
[00:13:13] its contract with Palantir. To read on
[00:13:17] France24.com, this is the end of this news report, thank you for watching,
[00:13:21] stay with us, information continues on France 24.
[00:13:31] l'Étranger, health insurance and retirement, the CFE, the
[00:13:34] social security for expatriates.
[00:13:46] Did you know that the first alert about global warming linked to our
[00:13:49] carbon emissions dates back to
[00:13:51] 1890,
[00:13:54] that containing global warming to 1.5 degrees is now out of
[00:13:57] reach, and that in France 4 million people
[00:14:01] suffer from eco- anxiety.
[00:14:04] Hello and welcome to Plan B, the economy differently.
[00:14:07] Scientists keep warning us. In October 2025, for
[00:14:11] example, the Post-Dame Institute reports that seven of the nine
[00:14:14] planetary boundaries have been crossed. Ocean acidification has
[00:14:18] moved into a danger zone. In short, the house
[00:14:21] is burning and humanity is looking away. All of humanity.
[00:14:25] No, more and more artists are addressing our senses and our
[00:14:28] emotions to pull us out of shock. In Italy,
[00:14:32] their art very concretely takes up the defense of the
[00:14:34] sea.
[00:14:37] Extension of the battlefield. These marble fish
[00:14:41] will soon return to the sea, submerged with four other
[00:14:45] Argentario.
[00:14:48] Impossible to fish, these are fish that cannot be fished, they will always
[00:14:52] water. Ah, that's cool.
[00:15:37] The first museum is off Talamone. It was born in the
[00:15:40] mind of Paolo, a fisherman since
[00:15:42] childhood.
[00:15:46] The museum is just below, it has
[00:15:48] 22 works here, then seven more a little further and
[00:15:52] another
[00:15:53] 20.
[00:15:57] Aboard his 13-meter boat, Paolo knows the area like
[00:16:00] no one else. His idea: to submerge obstacles to
[00:16:03] prevent trawlers from destroying marine ecosystems and create a...
[00:16:40] Paolo started this fight in 1981,
[00:16:43] at the time he was a lonely man.
[00:16:47] seul,
[00:16:50] I interrupted television broadcasts, I attacked the port of Santo
[00:16:54] Stefano, because I saw the sea dying due to
[00:16:58] trawlers,
[00:17:00] by scraping the bottom, they destroy entire
[00:17:02] ecosystems.
[00:17:05] It's like a hunter setting fire to the scrubland.
[00:17:12] Today, Paulo is no longer alone. He has surrounded himself with an
[00:17:15] association, the House of Fish, and some thirty
[00:17:18] artists, including Emily Young, who signed four of the submerged works
[00:17:22] in Talamone. For her, creating is collaborating with
[00:17:26] nature. It's a public
[00:17:30] service mission, to watch over its community.
[00:17:32] Today, that includes animals, trees, oceans,
[00:17:36] clouds. That's what I try to do when I work with these
[00:17:40] stones, I sculpt with them, I don't just
[00:17:43] exploit them, to dictate "you will be like
[00:17:46] this."
[00:17:49] Art, a vector of choice to protect the
[00:17:51] living,
[00:17:55] Paolo is on a new front in Talamone, octopuses,
[00:17:59] victims of illegal
[00:18:00] overfishing.
[00:18:05] This is the deadly trap that mafias use.
[00:19:07] earthen pots against the iron pots of mafia
[00:19:10] fishing. If we cannot prohibit octopus fishing,
[00:19:14] I tell consumers, there is only one
[00:19:17] solution, let's stop eating these animals, and it's a
[00:19:21] fisherman who tells you, and I'm not crazy, the situation
[00:19:24] demands it, because octopuses are the only predators of the
[00:19:28] blue crab in the Mediterranean, this voracious crustacean, having arrived
[00:19:32] from America, devastates the great blue. Saving octopuses is
[00:19:36] also saving the sea.
[00:19:40] the octopuses and the Plan B team greet you warmly, find all our
[00:19:44] episodes on the France 24 website, x, facebook and
[00:19:47] on my linkedin and instagram pages
[00:19:49] chivediamand your
[00:19:53] l'Étranger, health insurance and retirement, the CFE, the
[00:19:56] social security for expatriates. So
[00:19:59] today, deep in the 91, it's on, first excavator scoop,
[00:20:03] so the idea is to put like 5, 6.
[00:20:14] They have given themselves a mission: to build emergency
[00:20:17] housing for victims of domestic violence. I'm going to meet
[00:20:21] Omar and Mounir. In 6 months, these two residents of Grigny managed to mobilize
[00:20:24] senators, businesses and funders for their Project
[00:20:28] Phoenix. There was a time when we would have come to you, Mr. Lawedge, you have the
[00:20:32] senatorial envelope, a small funding would not be refused. I
[00:20:35] wanted to understand what triggered this urgency and especially how far they want to
[00:20:39] take their project, follow me, you are in "Pas de quartier", hello Omar,
[00:20:43] I extend this hand to you, yes please, I beg you, well welcome
[00:20:47] to where it all began, when we had our first
[00:20:51] requests from women in difficulty, we tried
[00:20:54] to call town halls, friends who worked for social
[00:20:58] landlords and so on, and saw that it was extremely difficult to find them
[00:21:02] immediate housing solution, so in fact
[00:21:05] we had about ten apartments available,
[00:21:09] we were able to house women victims of violence for periods of
[00:21:13] a few days to 3 months, now we are at almost
[00:21:15] fifty, why small turkeys, pardon?
[00:21:21] But yes, we find that the rural space and
[00:21:24] greenery relax more. More than
[00:21:27] 1100 specialized shelters are available for victims of domestic violence
[00:21:30] in France, despite this, every day one in two victims remains without a
[00:21:34] solution. Hello madam, like Leila,
[00:21:37] housed by one of Omar's contacts for a few months and whose body bears multiple
[00:21:41] scars. How did you get here?
[00:21:44] I lived with my ex- partner, I was a victim
[00:21:48] of physical and psychological violence with my
[00:21:51] children, so I didn't want to continue living like
[00:21:54] that, several times I left, I came back, I left, well he always
[00:21:58] managed to convince me to go back, it was always the same, I felt
[00:22:02] imprisoned, no solution at all, and so
[00:22:05] I started looking, I contacted the friend who
[00:22:09] told me about the association, they told me they could even come
[00:22:13] pick me up, then the police intervened and
[00:22:16] all that, he was incarcerated there. Do you feel
[00:22:19] safe here? I feel very safe and I'm well
[00:22:23] settled with my children, I passed
[00:22:26] my driving license not long ago because without a car here, we are really
[00:22:29] isolated. Omar, I spoke with Dail,
[00:22:33] what went through your mind for you to say from Grigny, come on, let's get into this adventure.
[00:22:37] In fact, what motivated us was failure in reality, we were
[00:22:40] solicited once through a friend who
[00:22:44] for his sister had difficulties finding solutions, yes, we
[00:22:47] tried, unfortunately did not find any. We said, "Hey, but
[00:22:51] what could we do to not put this burden just on the
[00:22:55] shoulders of a landlord and the generosity of people because it's not sustainable in the long
[00:22:59] term, in reality we need to find an economic model and so on, if we, Grigny,
[00:23:02] the association of the poorest city in France, if we don't succeed, no one
[00:23:06] else has an excuse not to do it in reality." Since 2003, the popular
[00:23:09] education structure Greinywood has been addressing the youth of Grigny
[00:23:13] with Phoenix. Its founders are starting from scratch to help a new
[00:23:16] public. Let's go for the visit. Yes,
[00:23:20] he is a pro investor in tiny houses for the cause. It's a house
[00:23:23] that is 26 square meters, it has a floor and how long does it take to
[00:23:27] assemble it? If it's a unique house, it takes 3, 4
[00:23:31] weeks. This is the bathroom, isn't
[00:23:34] it? With a beautiful ceiling, that's right, but we can change the type
[00:23:38] of staircase and the type of configuration, if you have good insurance, I think we can make a
[00:23:42] good deal here, it has a nice view anyway, that's the luxury
[00:23:46] version, maybe not where you want to invest? Why
[00:23:49] not, because just because women are in a
[00:23:52] difficult time, it doesn't mean we shouldn't give them a pleasant
[00:23:56] habitat. In fact, did you imagine that when you created these buildings,
[00:24:00] that it could be used for these publics? Totally. Before creating my little
[00:24:04] green house, I was also involved in the fight against
[00:24:07] domestic violence. I had, on my side, developed a mobile
[00:24:10] application to support these people and concretely for housing,
[00:24:13] but it remains housing, so that means we can configure it according to
[00:24:17] the need. What's your plan when you see that?
[00:24:28] I don't know what I'm going to receive and what's good is that it was something concrete and palpable and the price range then the small ones will vary between
[00:24:32] 40 and 50,000 € and the larger ones are around 100 to 12,000 € at
[00:24:36] the material price level, if we manage to have certain partnerships with
[00:24:40] large groups, for example, would that
[00:24:43] allow us to adjust the bill? Then yes, that would be ideal since it's
[00:24:47] a social project, it will make you good contacts, that's right,
[00:24:50] totally contact, totally, we're going to see them
[00:24:52] all, there
[00:24:56] we have an appointment at the Senate in Paris, the Phoenix team will meet Senator
[00:24:59] de Sansonni, what they want is to create a dynamic throughout France and
[00:25:03] for that they need some advice, we
[00:25:06] in any case want to play collectively, we really need to, I want to
[00:25:10] say, shake things up and ask each city
[00:25:13] to have a dedicated number of apartments for women, you know, a bit like it's done for
[00:25:17] travelers, is a bill needed, should senators be involved first,
[00:25:20] or should deputies be involved, but
[00:25:23] I will be there to support you, know that,
[00:25:27] associations in this country have always been mistreated even though they do excellent work, they
[00:25:31] are there to find solutions that public authorities don't, you know, when
[00:25:34] I write for example to the prefect or the minister as a senator, he replies
[00:25:38] to me, but the average person who writes a letter, he doesn't
[00:25:42] reply, so that's also where the mechanics, the mechanics, so
[00:25:45] here's the configuration of the room.
[00:25:49] The strategy we used is a real political strategy called
[00:25:52] "table diplomacy." One of the best tables in Paris is the
[00:25:56] Senate restaurant. Meaning I think they will be a bit more attentive than if we
[00:26:00] were in the back of a room in... Grigny 91.
[00:26:03] Is it a bit like the "fake it until you make it" logic? Yes,
[00:26:07] but I would say "fake it" to some extent, because in fact we are
[00:26:11] here and in reality there are quite a lot of people who want to get involved and who
[00:26:14] also seek to give meaning, and we always end up
[00:26:18] doing Grignywood-style lobbying. It's true. Mounir
[00:26:22] Nordine, a business manager at a large bank, has leveraged his network.
[00:26:26] Tonight, their strength is connecting with grassroots actors like
[00:26:29] Zara Aksus at...
[00:26:40] women's house in Paris, we'll say, no, but wait, it's the aggressor who it has to leave, it's not up to
[00:26:44] the victim to leave so as not
[00:26:47] suspicions, I'll organize
[00:26:50] myself, so it can be an offer but we need a
[00:26:54] real policy to support women
[00:26:57] victims of violence, come on I'm going to shock you, I want
[00:27:01] the same goal as
[00:27:02] the army,
[00:27:06] and while waiting for the army's budget, in a few months, the team has already raised
[00:27:10] half a million euros, so we're back in Spain on the
[00:27:13] land that Omar recovered to install his tiny houses and what you see behind
[00:27:17] me are the first shovel
[00:27:20] the national road, a celebrity
[00:27:24] came to offer unexpected support, Adriana
[00:27:27] Karembeu, model and television presenter,
[00:27:30] so the idea is to put... 5 6 inside, we're going to make a small
[00:27:34] pond here with fish, we don't agree with Adriana, we think it won't
[00:27:38] hold, because you'll have mosquitoes there, it's not good, okay,
[00:27:41] well then change of plan, it's dangerous for children, yeah, okay,
[00:27:45] this must be removed, no, of
[00:27:48] course, what makes you motivated to come here and
[00:27:51] support Omar, I am a woman and I am a
[00:27:55] mother, I have been an ambassador for the Red Cross for 27 years, and
[00:27:58] I know that being in a difficult
[00:28:02] situation, feeling unheard,
[00:28:06] isolated, can turn into a nightmare. In 2023, there were
[00:28:10] 244,000 women who were registered for domestic
[00:28:12] violence, similarly, it speaks to me, these are women who have
[00:28:16] no immediate exit possibility, and this kind of
[00:28:19] accommodation offers a place that is calm, these women can
[00:28:23] reflect on possible solutions, to be at peace,
[00:28:27] it's a small association, Greenywood initially and the Phoenix project, what makes
[00:28:31] you want to boost it? I act on the communication
[00:28:34] plan, that's it, that's it, that's my
[00:28:38] role, I attract the light, you are here, yes, aren't
[00:28:41] you? We would still be here, but we are delighted to see you, so I
[00:28:45] shed light on perhaps a solution to a problem, you have confidence
[00:28:49] in, obviously, in the first half of 2026,
[00:28:52] 49 women died from blows from their spouse in France at
[00:28:56] Phoenix and we fly, it's beautiful, it's beautiful
[00:28:58] bravo to those who before, yes, of course, of course
[00:30:05] Paris direct continues on France 24, thank you for being with us, here are
[00:30:09] new strike in Ukraine,
[00:30:13] once again Kyiv, the capital was targeted by Russian ballistic
[00:30:17] missiles, three dead, on the diplomatic front, Volodymyr
[00:30:20] Zelensky went to Serbia
[00:30:24] to try to detach Belgrade from Russia's
[00:30:27] camp.
[00:30:29] Icy relations between Spain and Italy. After the migrant
[00:30:33] crisis in Ceuta, Rome decided to re-establish border
[00:30:37] controls between the two countries, in retaliation, Madrid decided to do
[00:30:41] the same thing starting tonight, the Sanchez government
[00:30:44] denounces an attack on the principle of free movement in the Schengen
[00:30:48] area. Drones, new weapons for Turkey
[00:30:52] in the fight against forest fires, a France
[00:30:55] 24 report to follow which shows the effectiveness of these flying machines.