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[00:00:07] Thank you for your attention, your attention and thank you for being on France 24, it is
[00:00:11] 4:30 PM here in Paris, at the top of the news, NATO is in battle
[00:00:14] order, the supreme commander of the alliance has spoken, he
[00:00:17] assures that the organization will ensure that
[00:00:21] And and sweet sweet when you have any attack against its members will be totally in vain, a declaration as Trump deals with
[00:00:24] Putin and calls for elections in Ukraine. Our
[00:00:28] stop of the day, today we are going to Athens, we will
[00:00:31] present the American ambassador, a shock ambassador between
[00:00:35] interventionism and threats, she has only one objective, to sell American
[00:00:39] liquefied natural gas, even Donald Trump is embarrassed, we will find
[00:00:42] the Falas in Athens.
[00:00:47] Greece, against the Greek Our environment page, today, the mirage of farmed fish, a journalistic investigation with the participation of
[00:00:50] France 24, presented by
[00:01:07] France has been targeted by a cyberattack, hundreds of supermarkets,
[00:01:10] Intermarché, Leclerc have been affected, they claim that hackers remotely
[00:01:14] triggered the forced defrosting of
[00:01:17] refrigerators, as a result, all fresh and frozen products had to
[00:01:21] be thrown away, another attack not claimed, while
[00:01:24] sabotage of all kinds is multiplying and Moscow is being pointed at, this
[00:01:28] Monday the head of NATO's armed forces spoke, an opportunity to flex the alliance's
[00:01:31] muscles in the face of a Russia that was never mentioned during the speech, let's
[00:01:35] listen.
[00:01:38] We have no project, no intention, no ambition
[00:01:41] other than the protection of our
[00:01:43] people.
[00:01:47] No one should confuse our defensive posture with
[00:01:50] weakness. However, if anyone were reckless enough to
[00:01:54] attack us, we would fight back and prevent them from achieving their
[00:01:57] tell the joys and pains of objectives.
[00:02:02] I would like to clarify an essential point, I do not believe that a conflict is imminent or
[00:02:06] inevitable.
[00:02:08] So, a speech addressed to Russia with whom Donald Trump made
[00:02:12] a deal on fuels, oil prices remain at their highest,
[00:02:16] a barrel of Brent is trading at over 106 dollars this Monday, a
[00:02:20] nervousness in the markets which is explained by the situation in Saudi Arabia,
[00:02:23] with 14 dead, the kingdom has rarely experienced such a
[00:02:27] deadly weekend, targeted by
[00:02:34] calmly before boarding when
[00:02:36] suddenly,
[00:02:38] drone and
[00:02:40] missile attacks,
[00:02:43] panic in the heart of Riyadh
[00:02:46] airport,
[00:02:48] filmed on Saturday, these surveillance images have only just been
[00:02:52] released, under attack for
[00:02:55] 48 hours, which left 14 dead and more than 300 injured, including
[00:02:58] one Frenchwoman, Saudi Arabia only allows the broadcast of very
[00:03:02] rare images of the strikes and the damage. In
[00:03:05] Riyadh, the government prefers to show the visit to the hospital of
[00:03:08] official representatives, checking on the injured. It's good, do
[00:03:12] you have everything you
[00:03:15] need? In addition to Riyadh
[00:03:18] airport, the strikes also targeted Dammam airport and
[00:03:22] sites of the hydrocarbon giant Aramco. The Houthi
[00:03:25] attacks, this Iran-aligned rebellion that controls eastern
[00:03:29] Yemen, are unprecedented in more than 10 years, this morning,
[00:03:33] Riyadh announced its intention to retaliate with force. The events of
[00:03:36] recent weeks are serious. Our response must be
[00:03:39] equally so.
[00:03:43] In the last three days, Saudi Arabia has carried out about thirty strikes on the
[00:03:46] Houthi-controlled territory. Riyadh also
[00:03:50] announced that it intercepted a ballistic missile last night from
[00:03:53] Yemen.
[00:03:56] Our world tour of correspondents with a little news, a new stop, according
[00:04:00] to Greece, Alexia Kafalas, you are well known to the France 24 audience,
[00:04:03] hello to you, rarely has an American ambassador caused so much
[00:04:07] talk in Greece, her name is Kimberly Guilfoyle,
[00:04:11] see that at 22 I had a vision of the controversial
[00:04:12] of battle, the supreme commander of representative of the Trump administration who is even trying to get
[00:04:17] rainfall since the beginning of rid of her. Yes, especially right now and with the
[00:04:19] new accusations published this morning, concretely who is
[00:04:23] Kimberly Guilfoyle? Well, she was appointed US ambassador to Greece barely
[00:04:27] a year ago, former president.
[00:04:30] Fox News actress, she is not at all a diplomat, she is also the former
[00:04:34] girlfriend of Donald Trump Junior, the son of the American president,
[00:04:37] so obviously she has attracted all the attention to
[00:04:41] herself, especially by frequenting circles of power, but also stars,
[00:04:44] she was especially known in the nightlife where she did not hesitate
[00:04:48] to go to Greek cabarets, dance and
[00:04:52] play the game of Greek stars all night long, obviously
[00:04:57] people in the world, in West she is very controversial, she also played a lot with her physique and she concretely wanted
[00:05:02] stocks are collapsing, we are creating to revolutionize the way of functioning, rather MAGA
[00:05:04] by imposing it, rather MAGA here in diplomacy, so obviously it was
[00:05:08] unprecedented in Greece and it has caused a lot of
[00:05:12] controversy. But this obviously has its downsides because
[00:05:15] now she is concretely accused of having put forward
[00:05:19] personal interests, she is also accused of corruption and that is
[00:05:22] why she risks no longer being soon ambassador
[00:05:26] of the United States in Greece. So let's get to the revelations,
[00:05:29] Kimberly Guilfoyle allegedly threatened the Greek government
[00:05:33] directly, that seems crazy. And
[00:05:36] yes, and it's absolutely unprecedented, and
[00:05:39] furthermore, that it was revealed, it was revealed by major reporters from the Wall
[00:05:43] Street Journal who arrived here in Athens this summer, they
[00:05:47] sifted through everything, spoke with dozens of people and cross-referenced their
[00:05:50] sources around a dinner that took place in Athens, Kimberly Guilfoyle allegedly
[00:05:54] lost her temper, even despite her role as US ambassador to
[00:05:59] Minister of Energy, named Stavros Papa Stavros, and she clearly told
[00:06:03] him, using Romania as an example, that the American government
[00:06:07] could overthrow any government, and why not the
[00:06:10] Greek government? So behind that, and behind these direct threats,
[00:06:14] one must see energy stakes, what Kimberly
[00:06:18] Guilfoyle wanted was to prioritize the transport of LNG,
[00:06:22] you know, this American liquefied gas to Europe via Greece, so a crossroads
[00:06:25] of the Balkans and the Middle East, and that was the whole point, she wanted to prioritize
[00:06:29] that, she is also accused in the same article of having promoted the
[00:06:33] transport of a particular Greek company, and that is precisely
[00:06:37] what is causing a lot of reaction, the spokesman for the Greek government
[00:06:40] obviously explained that no
[00:06:42] ambassador, diplomat, or even politician could make and unmake
[00:06:46] governments, given that the government is democratically elected in Greece, and
[00:06:50] this is not the first time, apparently
[00:06:51] Alexia,
[00:06:54] well, that's the whole past of Kimberly
[00:06:58] Guilfoyle that is resurfacing, notably in a third
[00:07:01] article by the same Wall Street Journal team that
[00:07:04] brings out SMS messages from the United States, in fact, well
[00:07:08] before arriving at the post of ambassador to Greece
[00:07:11] to the United States in Greece
[00:07:15] from Washington, while she was still a Fox News presenter, she allegedly asked
[00:07:19] a major American investor to pay her American Express bill of $100,000,
[00:07:22] assuring him direct access to the White House
[00:07:26] and Donald Trump, obviously this
[00:07:29] investor allegedly refused, he even complained that he did
[00:07:33] not have access to this Trump administration at all,
[00:07:36] to which she allegedly insisted on being paid, all of this was obviously published in
[00:07:40] the Wall Street Journal and denied
[00:07:42] by the American ambassador, obviously all of this comes at a very bad
[00:07:46] time, all these affairs because they come out almost every two days now and
[00:07:50] obviously we just learned a few minutes ago that J.D. Vance, the
[00:07:53] American Vice President, will be visiting Greece in
[00:07:57] February, obviously the conclusion is very, very simple, everyone
[00:08:00] is already betting that it will be his ambassador Kimberly Guilfoyle,
[00:08:04] yes, that's likely, thank you very much, dear Falas, we will
[00:08:07] see you very soon on France 24, 4:38 PM,
[00:08:10] the environment.
[00:08:16] with you Audrey Racine, hello Audrey, today you present us with an investigation, an investigation into the
[00:08:20] excesses of seafood products sold in France and around the world, yes, it's an investigation by the
[00:08:24] collective of investigative journalists who focus on the
[00:08:27] issues related to maritime life, The Outlaw Ocean
[00:08:31] Project and France 24, we have several times
[00:08:34] relayed their investigations, this time they have looked at the
[00:08:38] consequences of aquaculture, the farming of fish for
[00:08:41] human consumption in ponds, and I will let the founder of this collective of
[00:08:45] journalists and author of the investigation Yann Urbina explain the original sin
[00:08:49] of this mode of
[00:08:50] production.
[00:08:54] Historically, aquaculture or fish farming was supposed to
[00:08:57] relieve pressure on the oceans, but in
[00:09:00] fact it produces the opposite effect because of the way we conduct this
[00:09:04] activity. Two thirds of farmed fish in the world are
[00:09:08] fed with what is called fishmeal and
[00:09:11] fish oil. By feeding the fish we are trying
[00:09:15] to raise with fish we have caught, we are actually
[00:09:19] increasing the pressure on the oceans instead of
[00:09:22] reducing it. We are in a way
[00:09:25] emptying the oceans to support an activity that was
[00:09:29] originally intended to slow down this
[00:09:31] process. So today, half of the
[00:09:35] fish and seafood consumed in the world come from aquaculture. To
[00:09:39] date, one fifth of the world's catch is not intended for human consumption. It goes therefore
[00:09:43] mainly to this aquaculture industry and there are
[00:09:46] several problems that arise from this absurd situation, already the fish caught to
[00:09:50] feed more marketable fish like salmon
[00:09:53] are small fish that are at the base of the marine food
[00:09:57] chain, so we are starving predators and we are also
[00:10:01] starving human societies that live from artisanal fishing, fish
[00:10:04] is still the main source of protein and income for more than 800 million
[00:10:10] Africa or Southeast Asia, for example, fishing
[00:10:14] food insecurity because there isn't enough fish for everyone,
[00:10:18] more than 90% of global stocks are fully exploited or even
[00:10:21] overexploited and the investigation also tells us that the farmed fish industry also
[00:10:25] uses forced labor, yes, deep-sea fishing is already one of the
[00:10:29] most dangerous jobs in the world and also one of the least regulated, but what
[00:10:33] this investigation proves is that beyond exploitation on
[00:10:36] trawlers, there are also human rights violations in the processing plants for this
[00:10:40] fish into fish feed for farmed fish in fish
[00:10:43] farms as well. The Outlaw Ocean Project investigation
[00:10:47] particularly looked at farms in Tibet and Xinjiang, two
[00:10:51] regions, however, very far from the coasts in inland China, listen
[00:10:55] to Jan
[00:10:56] Urbina's explanations.
[00:10:59] China is the leading industrial player in many
[00:11:02] sectors, and in the seafood sector, it is a true
[00:11:05] superpower. Aquaculture is a sector that
[00:11:09] China is seeking to develop in order not to have to send its ships further
[00:11:12] and further as the oceans are depleted of
[00:11:15] fish. We revealed that there are more than a
[00:11:18] thousand fish farms in Xinjiang, which is the most
[00:11:22] landlocked region on the planet. This is not.
[00:11:55] Do these fish end up on our plates? Yes, that's what this
[00:11:58] investigation shows, that these fish from farms in China are exported to
[00:12:02] Europe or the United States, and the longer the production
[00:12:06] chains are, the harder it is to know where the fish
[00:12:10] we eat really comes from, and labels are not really a guarantee
[00:12:13] of real traceability, so a tip to avoid
[00:12:24] supply chain is, the more risks there are that
[00:12:27] criminal acts, problems or hidden costs will get lost in that
[00:12:30] supply chain,
[00:12:33] also, when it comes to seafood, a small measure consumers can
[00:12:36] take is to try to choose species and brands from
[00:12:40] local fishing,
[00:12:43] and you will find all the details of this investigation on our website with
[00:12:46] Cyril Cabos' article and of course
[00:12:49] all the previous investigations by The Outlaw Ocean Project that we have
[00:12:53] relayed on France 24, thank you. Thank you very much Audrey, we finish in the United States
[00:12:57] with these images in California, the American West is currently being swept
[00:13:01] by a storm accompanied by strong winds and torrential rain,
[00:13:04] impressive waves have crashed on the villas of Los Angeles, some of these large
[00:13:14] houses and this mythical wooden promenade which
[00:13:17] little by little disappears under the horrified
[00:13:20] eyes of the inhabitants. We are in Long Beach, at the gates
[00:13:24] of Los Angeles.
[00:13:45] It's unprecedented since I've lived
[00:13:46] here.
[00:13:50] And I moved in
[00:13:51] 1990.
[00:14:26] Storm Rachel also reached inland and the state of
[00:14:30] Nevada, more than 400 km from the
[00:14:33] seafront, Las Vegas, a torrent
[00:14:36] rages through this parking lot, the city has
[00:14:39] recorded its heaviest
[00:14:42] the year, strong wind gusts have also
[00:14:45] caused power lines to
[00:22:20] that's what makes this world go round, it's love,
[00:30:08] and we are still around the world on France 24, welcome, it's 5 p.m.,
[00:30:11] here are the headlines, NATO in order
[00:30:15] the alliance spoke, he assures that the organization will ensure
[00:30:19] that any attack against its members is totally futile, declaration
[00:30:23] while Trump deals with Putin and demands elections in
[00:30:25] Ukraine, the cold in Aubagne near Marseille, a
[00:30:29] 14-year-old student opened fire in his school, shot three times before
[00:30:33] injuring two people and being arrested, he is not known to the police, the investigation
[00:30:37] is ongoing, Emmanuel Macron praises the composure of the educational
[00:30:40] team that prevented the worst, she is the star of
[00:30:43] the 2026 Paris Motor Show, the electric 2CV is presented by
[00:30:47] Stellantis, a resurrection on which the group is counting heavily to
[00:30:51] compete with the omnipresent Chinese at the show, we will find Ludovic
[00:30:54] de Foucaud there, hello
[00:30:56] Ludovic.