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[00:00:08] Paris, you are still on France 24 in the 360 news and we
[00:00:12] are still together live for a little over an hour. Headlining the news this
[00:00:16] evening in France, shock in
[00:00:18] call to demonstrate from Aubagne in the south, a 14-year-old middle school student opened fire on the principal and a
[00:00:22] teacher, both were injured. An investigation for attempted
[00:00:26] assassination has been opened, the student and his parents have been taken into police custody
[00:00:30] to try to understand his
[00:00:32] motivations.
[00:00:35] Anthony, besides the use of New explosions rocked Riyadh this evening, the
[00:00:38] Houthis claim to have fired a ballistic missile at the airport,
[00:00:41] an airport already targeted by deadly strikes this weekend, at least
[00:00:45] 13 people were killed. US President Donald Trump is
[00:00:48] still hesitant to intervene to support his ally, increasingly
[00:00:52] targeted by Iranian-backed Houthi rebels. And then
[00:00:55] the 91st Paris Motor Show opened its doors in Paris, Porte de
[00:00:59] Versailles. And it's unprecedented, almost a third of the brands represented this
[00:01:03] year are Chinese. So to face this competition, French
[00:01:06] Citroën notably presented its legendary 2CV
[00:01:10] but in a totally electric version.
[00:01:22] notably of the
[00:01:26] The news in France, first of
[00:01:29] these injured people from the all with this tragedy. In Aubagne, in a
[00:01:31] middle school that does not seem linked to the high school student movement
[00:01:35] shaking France, a 14-year-old adolescent opened fire
[00:01:39] this Monday with a hunting rifle inside
[00:01:41] weekend, I'll fast forward a bit because the heart of the establishment, injuring the principal and a teacher before being
[00:01:44] neutralized, then
[00:01:46] apprehended.
[00:01:50] Their reaction was immediate, the Ministers of
[00:01:53] Interior and Education, highly solicited amidst the high school
[00:01:57] student protest movement, went to Joseph Lacanal middle school
[00:02:00] in Aubagne to meet with the educational teams. This
[00:02:04] Monday morning, the establishment was hit by a rifle attack
[00:02:08] orchestrated by a 14-year-old student. The suspect notably
[00:02:12] injured the principal and a teacher. He was then
[00:02:16] subdued and disarmed by a teaching
[00:02:19] staff member, uh by a staff member of the establishment, who
[00:02:23] showed enormous courage and great self-control to
[00:02:27] manage to subdue this young boy, who
[00:02:30] moreover allowed himself to be apprehended, we could say, with
[00:02:34] quite a bit of ease. It was the principal educational advisor of the
[00:02:38] middle school who managed to disarm the adolescent. He was
[00:02:41] congratulated by Laurent Nounniez who specified that the suspect's motive
[00:02:44] is still unknown. But I just want to say that the prosecutor
[00:02:48] opened it for attempted assassination, let the things
[00:02:52] be said, it's attempted assassination. In front of
[00:02:54] the establishment, students and their parents were still stunned by the
[00:02:58] airport closed until the end of events. This morning at 9:50 AM, we were waiting for them to leave
[00:03:02] school, so we're happy to see them there. What we really need is
[00:03:05] for our children to be protected, that these things...
[00:03:09] The question of the protection of school
[00:03:12] establishments arises today, because the suspect was able to enter the college with
[00:03:16] a hunting rifle concealed in a guitar
[00:03:19] case. The president of the Bouches-du-Rhône departmental
[00:03:22] council has pledged to make the security of colleges a
[00:03:26] priority. What does it mean to secure a college? Is it turnstiles placed in front?
[00:03:30] Are they fences put around it, and is it video protection
[00:03:33] placed inside? There is for more than a million euros per college, so we
[00:03:37] wish to have the approval of the board of directors. In Aubagne,
[00:03:40] a psychological support unit was opened by the firefighters to help
[00:03:44] families and educational staff.
[00:03:47] Still in France, hundreds of supermarkets were victims this
[00:03:50] Monday of a cyberattack, the hackers disrupted
[00:03:54] their refrigeration systems, the losses could amount to
[00:03:58] millions of euros. Thomas Kuni.
[00:04:00] Dozens of kilos of fresh produce thrown in the
[00:04:04] the origin of bin, yogurt, frozen meat, everything
[00:04:07] must be destroyed. Surreal scene in
[00:04:11] this supermarket in the
[00:04:12] who's telling us about the auto capital, the consequence of an overheating of the store's fridges
[00:04:15] after a cyberattack of unprecedented scale,
[00:04:19] temperatures reached over
[00:04:20] West Africa has 40 degrees, knowing that we should be at -18,
[00:04:23] -19, so when I opened the fridge door, it was like an oven
[00:04:27] inside. Everywhere in France, the same... scene and the same
[00:04:31] incomprehension, as here in
[00:04:37] This is indeed the trace, the very mark of thousands of protesters marched in the streets of Poitiers where a large part of the shelves have been emptied. Same images near Lyon where these
[00:04:39] employees are also throwing away kilos of
[00:04:42] various AI detection merchandise. In front of this hypermarket, customers can't
[00:04:44] believe it. It's a bit shocking that we can now say that
[00:04:48] fridges are being hacked. One can really wonder
[00:04:52] where the world is going because we don't even feel safe. The refrigeration
[00:04:55] system of many brands is managed by a service provider, Dann
[00:04:59] Fousse. Remotely, cybercriminals managed to take control
[00:05:03] of the thermostats and change the temperatures of connected
[00:05:06] fridges and freezers. According to the Paris public prosecutor's office,
[00:05:10] fires also occurred.
[00:05:12] In a statement, the company indicates, the majority of
[00:05:16] affected units are old-generation products that have reached the end of their
[00:05:20] life and no longer benefit from software or security
[00:05:23] updates. It's impossible for them to currently count the
[00:05:27] exact number of supermarkets attacked. The affected brands
[00:05:31] are Leclerc, the Système U group, Monoprix,
[00:05:34] Carrefour, and the most affected is the Les Mousquetaires group with
[00:05:37] 300 Intermarché and Netto sales points concerned.
[00:05:41] In this store in Issy-Moulineaux, the damage is estimated at
[00:05:44] €55,000. To avoid a new attack, the store manager
[00:05:48] disconnected the digital connection of the
[00:05:51] aisles. It's a place where we can control the fridges, see if there are any
[00:05:55] anomalies, etc., and she turned everything off, disconnected everything so that they
[00:05:58] couldn't have another possibility to come and hack our
[00:06:01] fridges. The Paris public prosecutor's office has opened an investigation to
[00:06:04] find the perpetrator or perpetrators of this unprecedented cyber
[00:06:08] attack.
[00:06:10] That's all for the news in France. In the Middle East now, the attacks by Houthi
[00:06:14] rebels from Yemen against Saudi Arabia are reaching an unprecedented
[00:06:17] scale. This evening again, explosions shook
[00:06:21] Riyadh, the Houthis claim to have fired a ballistic missile at
[00:06:24] the airport. This weekend, two deadly attacks
[00:06:27] already targeted it, causing at least 13 deaths and over 300 injuries. The
[00:06:30] airport will remain closed all week.
[00:06:32] A bouquet of flowers and
[00:06:35] a few minutes of
[00:06:38] discussion. This is the gesture
[00:06:41] international airport received from the governor of
[00:06:44] Riyadh. Saudi Arabia had not suffered
[00:06:47] such a deadly attack in over 10 years, and it could count on the
[00:06:51] support of its Turkish
[00:06:52] ally.
[00:06:56] Turkey stands with Saudi Arabia and its Saudi
[00:06:59] brothers, against these illegal and
[00:07:02] inhumane attacks.
[00:07:05] The Turkish president reminded that he would submit a tripartite
[00:07:08] defense pact with Pakistan
[00:07:12] and... Riyadh also counts Washington
[00:07:15] among its allies,
[00:07:17] which a senior official wished to warn.
[00:07:19] If the United States gets involved and attacks
[00:07:23] Yemen, we will not hesitate about the decision to respond, on
[00:07:26] the contrary, there will be a swift and painful response, targeting the United States
[00:07:30] and all its interests in the region, wherever we can reach
[00:07:33] them. More surprisingly, the reaction from
[00:07:37] Tehran, an ally of the Houthi regime, which calls for de-escalation.
[00:07:39] désescalade.
[00:07:43] We believe that the continuation and exacerbation of tensions
[00:07:46] will only serve the interests of the Zionist regime in the
[00:07:49] region.
[00:07:52] In this regard, we absolutely do not wish for hostilities
[00:07:56] and war to continue between two Muslim
[00:07:59] countries. After a weekend of high
[00:08:03] tension, the Saudi authorities did not want to take any risks and
[00:08:07] decided to keep Riyadh
[00:08:11] the week. Some airlines like Air
[00:08:14] France have even extended until the end of the month the
[00:08:17] suspension of their flights to and from the Saudi
[00:08:20] capital. We are now going to listen to the Ambassador of
[00:08:24] Yemen in France. He criticizes the Iranian-backed Houthi rebels who,
[00:08:27] according to him, have plunged his country into a very serious situation. He was a guest on
[00:08:31] France 24 earlier.
[00:08:32] l'heure.
[00:08:39] The situation is unfortunately very serious because of the militia's actions.
[00:08:43] This militia took advantage of the
[00:08:44] situation,
[00:08:48] it's perhaps the only militia in the world to have taken control of the capital,
[00:08:52] namely Sana'a, and to have taken control of a population of about 30 million
[00:08:56] inhabitants.
[00:08:58] It also took control of all the infrastructures that were built before the
[00:09:02] start of their invasion in
[00:09:03] 2014.
[00:09:08] We are talking about a terrorist group that thrives and survives by waging wars.
[00:09:15] As soon as there's a moment where the situation stabilizes a bit and a kind of
[00:09:19] peace reigns,
[00:09:22] the Houthis must start another war, because that's how they truly
[00:09:25] survive.
[00:09:28] peace, they again have to start
[00:09:32] another war, another war, because this is the one which they are really
[00:09:36] surviving, that's all for this reaction from the Yemeni ambassador
[00:09:39] to France. In
[00:09:42] India now, this Monday, tens
[00:09:46] the capital New Delhi. They are demanding the resignation of the president of the electoral
[00:09:50] commission. For weeks, the opposition and the "cockroach"
[00:09:53] movement, a movement created online by students, have been mobilized
[00:09:57] against the revision of electoral lists, they believe it could
[00:10:00] benefit Prime Minister Narendra Modi. We will
[00:10:03] find Alban Alvarez in New Delhi, our
[00:10:06] correspondent. The government, it must be remembered, had
[00:10:10] banned all demonstrations this weekend and
[00:10:14] had barricaded the capital New Delhi,
[00:10:17] mobilizing nearly 3,000 police and
[00:10:21] paramilitary forces and had carried out thousands
[00:10:24] of arrests, and notably the spectacular
[00:10:28] arrest of the leaders of the "cockroach"
[00:10:31] movement directly on board the plane that was
[00:10:35] taking them to New Delhi to protest, that was Saturday, they were detained for over
[00:10:39] 24 hours, but today, there was a
[00:10:43] the opposition parties, and this
[00:10:46] demonstration was not banned, and clearly
[00:10:49] the atmosphere was different since
[00:10:53] several tens of thousands of
[00:10:57] people gathered over nearly 2 km, calling for the
[00:11:01] resignation of the president of the
[00:11:03] electoral commission, Ganesh Kumar, who is therefore suspected,
[00:11:07] accused of conducting a revision of the electoral lists that would favor
[00:11:11] the BJP, the party of the Hindu nationalist Prime Minister
[00:11:15] Narendra Modi. The person who launched this call to
[00:11:18] demonstrate is Rahul Gandhi, the leader of the main opposition
[00:11:21] party, the Congress party. Uh.
[00:11:25] At the end of the day, at the end of this demonstration, he
[00:11:28] went to the Supreme Court where he officially filed an
[00:11:32] appeal, a request for the president of the electoral commission
[00:11:36] to be dismissed uh because
[00:11:39] uh since these revisions of the electoral lists have been conducted
[00:11:43] for a year now, 130 million
[00:11:45] names have been removed from the registers. Moreover, in this
[00:11:49] demonstration, we were able to meet citizens whose
[00:11:53] names will no longer appear on these lists and who therefore
[00:11:57] can no longer vote in the next elections, whether regional
[00:12:01] or general, and for the moment they have not been able to file an appeal and
[00:12:04] be re-registered on these lists. And these
[00:12:08] demonstrators, many of course, were part of or are
[00:12:11] part of the Congress party or of various opposition
[00:12:14] parties, but there were also citizens who are not affiliated
[00:12:18] with any political party, and they themselves denounce an
[00:12:21] attack against the very heart of democracy, against the right to vote.
[00:12:26] And finally in Paris, a gigantic fire ravaged last night one of
[00:12:30] the city's oldest markets, founded in 1615, the Marché des Enfants
[00:12:33] Rouges in the 3rd arrondissement. The place was classified as a historical monument,
[00:12:37] look, thick,
[00:12:40] reddish smoke engulfs the Parisian sky.
[00:12:43] Visible from the surrounding streets, this powerful fire ravaged the
[00:12:47] oldest covered market in the capital, the Marché des Enfants
[00:12:51] Rouges.
[00:12:53] When firefighters arrived on
[00:12:55] site around 4 AM, the fire had been devouring the stalls
[00:12:59] for almost an hour already. Upon our arrival, the fire was
[00:13:02] fully developed, meaning high flames
[00:13:06] were touching the entire covered market inside. 100 square meters were
[00:13:10] destroyed by the flames. This historic market is located in the
[00:13:13] Marais district in the heart of Paris. 150 firefighters
[00:13:17] intervened. This morning, they were concentrating their efforts on the
[00:13:20] last hot spots. The fire caused no casualties and did not
[00:13:24] spread to neighboring buildings, but the market itself is totally
[00:13:28] destroyed. This young man lives right above the
[00:13:31] aisles, he had to evacuate during the night. While sleeping, I smell a
[00:13:35] strange odor, I see light
[00:13:39] everywhere, so I have the reflex to look out the
[00:13:42] window, I see a lot of fire, I see a rising
[00:13:45] fire. Classified as a historic monument, the Marché des Enfants
[00:13:49] Rouges was renowned, 400 years of food commerce, world cuisine,
[00:13:52] broken for residents and tourists.
[00:13:57] In one night, 17 businesses were reduced to
[00:14:00] ashes. When you look at something like
[00:14:02] that, it's my
[00:14:05] job,
[00:14:07] sad, 25 years, deep
[00:14:11] emotion also for those who made a career in this hall like Alain Roussell, he
[00:14:15] struggles to realize it. It was a place of life for
[00:14:18] me for 19 years, it's shocking, it's a whole
[00:14:21] story that ends here and will have to start again.
[00:14:25] Investigators are continuing their investigations to determine
[00:14:29] the fire.
[00:14:32] All right, right away we're going to talk economy with Lormananin
[00:14:37] show which started at Porte de Versailles in
[00:14:40] Paris.
[00:14:46] And we're going to talk about cars with you, Lor, good evening, because the
[00:14:49] Paris Motor Show has opened its doors in Paris and in the aisles of Porte de
[00:14:53] Versailles, Chinese manufacturers are present in large numbers,
[00:14:57] a sign of their interest in the European market, absolutely, there are
[00:15:00] 25 Chinese exhibitors in this edition of the
[00:15:04] Paris Motor Show, that's a third of the exhibitors, more than a
[00:15:07] third of the exhibitors, and these Chinese companies
[00:15:11] today represent more than 10% of sales in Europe, a figure that has
[00:15:15] doubled in one year, which is all the more important
[00:15:19] given that the automotive market is not doing very well globally. This is the case for the European
[00:15:23] Union. In one year, in 2025, European manufacturers had
[00:15:26] to cut 100,000 jobs. It's not much
[00:15:30] better in China, where the domestic market is
[00:15:34] stagnating or even declining. Sales were
[00:15:38] down 17.4% for the first half of
[00:15:40] 2026, and China produces too many
[00:15:44] cars for everything to be absorbed by its domestic market. It therefore
[00:15:48] needs to sell off surpluses, and it is towards the European Union that
[00:15:51] these surpluses are rerouted, if you'll excuse
[00:15:54] the expression. China's exports to the European Union have increased by
[00:15:58] 22%. It is now more than a million
[00:16:01] vehicles sold each year, Chinese vehicles sold
[00:16:05] each year in France, for a profit of 13.8
[00:16:09] billion euros, with primarily a focus on
[00:16:13] Chinese hybrid cars, 800,000 sold for
[00:16:16] the year 2026 in Europe, whereas it was only 300,000
[00:16:20] last year. That represents a jump of 167%.
[00:16:24] So how is the European Union reacting, Lor,
[00:16:27] to this influx of Chinese manufacturers? Well, the European
[00:16:31] Union is worried, it is looking at this with a lot
[00:16:34] of attention and is observing in particular the figures. When I talk
[00:16:38] to you about Chinese hybrids that are sold on the European market,
[00:16:42] 800,000 this year, you should know that represents a quarter of
[00:16:45] new registrations in Europe, and when we talk about plug-in hybrids, it's
[00:16:49] even one car in three that comes from China. So
[00:16:52] of course Brussels is circumspect and wants to
[00:16:55] protect its automotive industry, an industry that has been damaged
[00:16:59] notably by the COVID-19 pandemic and which since then has not
[00:17:02] regained its sales levels from before this
[00:17:05] period. An agreement between the European Union and China was
[00:17:09] announced last Friday and it will allow to
[00:17:12] limit Chinese automobile exports to the European
[00:17:16] Union, and in particular these famous hybrid vehicles that are arriving by
[00:17:19] the hundreds of thousands, experiencing exports in
[00:17:23] incredible proportions. And from now on, China will only
[00:17:27] be able to export 35,000 hybrid vehicles
[00:17:30] per year with a possible annual increase of 6%, knowing that this is an
[00:17:33] agreement that will span 4 years. It's also a preliminary agreement
[00:17:37] that can be reviewed in the years to come. Will these protection
[00:17:41] measures be enough against Chinese
[00:17:43] power? Well, nothing is less certain, but for now, Beijing
[00:17:47] is not showing its hand, or at least it seems. Chinese
[00:17:50] car manufacturers are forming partnerships with European
[00:17:54] companies. They are, for example, using
[00:17:56] existing European industrial capacities
[00:17:59] that are not being used to their full
[00:18:02] capacity. Uh, for example, Dongfeng
[00:18:06] will use Stellantis' lines, the
[00:18:10] chains in the Rennes factory to produce one of its models. That's in
[00:18:13] France. Other manufacturers prefer to build their
[00:18:17] own factories. This is the case, for example, for BYD, which is setting up in
[00:18:20] Poland, or MG, which is announced for 2028, an
[00:18:24] ultra-automated center in A Coruña, Spain,
[00:18:27] with a capacity of 12,000 vehicles per year. This is
[00:18:31] obviously a more costly solution to build their own factories,
[00:18:34] but it still has the advantage of ensuring that
[00:18:38] the Chinese no longer need to import vehicles and therefore pay customs duties
[00:18:41] on them. Nevertheless, Brussels remains cautious, attentive, because
[00:18:45] it fears that these famous factories are "screwdriver factories," meaning
[00:18:49] factories that simply assemble on site in
[00:18:52] Europe products and parts that have been manufactured abroad and
[00:18:55] imported into Europe, therefore with very little added value for the European
[00:18:58] Union. To avoid this risk, France and Germany are working on
[00:19:02] a complementary agreement that provides that vehicles sold in the European
[00:19:06] Union must have a significant portion of added value
[00:19:10] produced within the European Union, that is to say, for example, a certain number of components, it could
[00:19:14] be the batteries, for example, which must have been manufactured in
[00:19:17] Europe. Thank you very much, so now that was economy, we move straight to fact
[00:19:21] or fiction as every evening with Anthony
[00:19:23] Saint-léger.
[00:19:27] Anthony, good evening, this weekend, several Houthi attacks targeted
[00:19:31] Riyadh airport in Saudi Arabia, giving rise to
[00:19:35] many videos that had nothing to do with the event. Yes,
[00:19:38] as often, let's start with one of the most viral.
[00:19:41] Look, over 1.5 million views via
[00:19:45] certain X accounts. We hear screams, well, we hear screams, we see people
[00:19:49] fleeing, we also see this explosion, in short, one of the doors, also
[00:19:53] windows that are broken, a scene of panic, of haste in
[00:19:56] a plume of smoke. One of the accounts sharing
[00:20:00] this video tells us that it is a missile over
[00:20:04] innocent civilians at King Khalid International Airport in Riyadh.
[00:20:07] But as impressive as these images
[00:20:10] may be, they are not real.
[00:20:14] of artificial intelligence behind it, as shown by the
[00:20:20] tools. So, images, it must be admitted, are all
[00:20:23] credible, and we will note that these images have already been
[00:20:27] used incorrectly in the past. An internet user who reposted
[00:20:30] them yesterday had already shared them last
[00:20:33] September to illustrate a strike on
[00:20:37] Riyadh airport. And then another had also
[00:20:41] used them this time last March, and he had
[00:20:44] located the video in Dubai in the United Arab
[00:20:47] Emirates. Artificial intelligence
[00:20:50] also struck, it's fair to say, in another video, this one where we
[00:20:53] see an aircraft, a plane parked on the
[00:20:56] tarmac of an airport, a Saudi Airlines plane,
[00:21:00] hit with this explosion. This video still garnered,
[00:21:04] garnered, that's better, over 2 million
[00:21:07] views via this account linking it to this weekend's strikes.
[00:21:11] But whether it's the inconsistency of the size of the vehicles compared to
[00:21:15] that of the aircraft, or even the rather unrealistic way
[00:21:18] in which the... starts flying, these are obviously clues that
[00:21:22] don't lie about the trace of AI. And
[00:21:25] artificial intelligence, another big classic is the use
[00:21:29] of images taken out of context. Yes, this weekend's attacks are no exception to the rule,
[00:21:33] indeed. Two examples tonight, these images, seemingly from
[00:21:36] video surveillance, where we will see a device crash to the
[00:21:40] ground, thick smoke due to the explosion. So that's for
[00:21:44] the exterior, but the video also shows us damage
[00:21:48] inside like... here, video therefore
[00:21:51] presented as being the result of
[00:21:55] this weekend's Houthi attacks at Riyadh
[00:21:58] airport. Images that we will uh, that's what one of
[00:22:02] these accounts tells us, for example, images that are in fact uh taken out of
[00:22:05] context, as you said, because they actually date from last June. We find
[00:22:09] these images on the X account,
[00:22:12] Kuwaiti civil aviation, because these images
[00:22:16] are the result of the Iranian drone attack on
[00:22:20] Kuwait City airport last June, last
[00:22:23] year, sorry, the same Akabi, there are these images, again, which were
[00:22:27] widely shared this
[00:22:31] the video is this, it's this explosion, this plume of smoke,
[00:22:35] again presented as
[00:22:38] missile strikes from this weekend by this type of publication, for
[00:22:41] example, well, here it is actually images
[00:22:45] shot last March this time in Dubai,
[00:22:49] a drone attack war between Iran and the
[00:22:52] United States. Thank you very much, Anthony Saint-léger, that was
[00:22:56] Fact or Fiction, a segment that can obviously be found, as
[00:23:00] usual, on our social networks, on our website. We'll be back in a few moments,
[00:23:04] the 360 news continues after a short
[00:23:06] break.
[00:23:14] In India, the curse of the dowry still weighs on
[00:23:17] women: money, jewelry, to
[00:23:20] marry off their daughters, parents must submit to the demands of the
[00:23:24] in-laws. From the start, the husband and his family set their conditions,
[00:23:28] you will have to do this, you will have to give that. While the
[00:23:31] marriage market in India is flourishing, without a dowry, the
[00:23:34] marriage can turn into a tragedy, and when these demands are not
[00:23:38] met, women often say they are victims of physical
[00:23:41] violence. Harassment, violence,
[00:23:44] sometimes death, to change things, some refuse the established
[00:23:48] order. We also try to make families understand
[00:23:52] that this practice is bad, things are changing
[00:23:55] slowly, but
[00:23:56] surely.
[00:23:59] Reporter, to be seen on France 24.
[00:25:05] He is 25 years old, Sierra Leone is ravaged by war,
[00:25:08] one of the most violent that
[00:25:10] known, the Cono district is a
[00:25:14] region where diamonds have been found for over a
[00:25:17] century, the stones are then used.
[00:25:50] These diamonds, we find them, but we
[00:25:52] suffer from them. Return ticket to Sierra
[00:25:56] Leone, to be seen on France 24 and our social
[00:25:59] networks.
[00:29:18] Kremlin chief, I quote, to stop meddling in the American
[00:29:22] election and every day at 1pm in
[00:29:25] Paris direct, inequalities have further widened in recent years,
[00:29:29] poverty remains massive at 6pm in the heart of...
[00:29:32] News: Russia said it does not rule out targeting potential French
[00:29:36] military instructors in Ukraine at 10:45pm with the
[00:29:39] Africa journal: the crises of the displaced are the most neglected
[00:29:43] in the world, they are on the African continent, your subtitled editions to get the
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[00:30:06] Good evening everyone, it's 11:30pm here in Paris, you are
[00:30:09] still watching Actu 360 on France 24 and we are still live
[00:30:13] together for a little over 30 minutes. The top
[00:30:16] news tonight, the war in Ukraine,
[00:30:20] after new Russian strikes, Volodymyr Zelensky accuses Russia of having
[00:30:24] violated the energy truce announced by Donald Trump, the American
[00:30:27] president. NATO, in parallel, warned Russia this Monday that any
[00:30:31] attack will be completely
[00:30:33] in vain. In France, deputies are called to vote
[00:30:37] tomorrow, Tuesday, October 13, on the bill against sexist
[00:30:41] and sexual violence. We will see what this
[00:30:45] bill contains in a moment, it will be in the news keys
[00:30:48] with Cécile