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00:00:06Paris direct continues on France we're talking about fires, this new weapon 24, thank you for being with us, here
00:00:10are the news headlines, on the front page these new strikes in
00:00:13Ukraine, once again Kyiv, the capital has been targeted by
00:00:16Russian ballistic missiles, three
00:00:20dead. On the diplomatic front, Volodymyr
00:00:23Zelensky went to Serbia to try to detach
00:00:26Belgrade from Russia's camp.
00:00:30Icy relations between Spain and Italy. After the
00:00:34Ceuta migratory crisis, Rome decided to reestablish
00:00:37border controls between the two countries in retaliation. Madrid decided to
00:00:41do the same thing starting
00:00:44to arouse the aggressor's tonight. The Sanchez government denounces an infringement of the principle of
00:00:47free movement in the Schengen area.
00:00:50Drones, Turkey's new weapon for fighting
00:00:54forest fires. A France 24 report to follow which shows
00:00:57the effectiveness of these flying machines.
00:01:00to spot fire outbreaks as early as possible, a valuable help for
00:01:03firefighters which allows them to intervene much faster.
00:01:18strokes, today on the side of the echoes of the war in Ukraine
00:01:21are almost daily: a ballistic missile alert sounded
00:01:26have now returned to last night in Kyiv, about ten explosions were heard
00:01:29in the capital of... according to the Ukrainian authorities, these were
00:01:32Russian strikes that killed three people, including a child in the
00:01:36outskirts of the city. Emmanuel Chase is in Ukraine for France
00:01:4024. Four people injured in the
00:01:43capital, three dead, as you said, in the Brovary
00:01:46region, so these volleys of these new
00:01:50volleys launched by Russia, they follow that massive strike that
00:01:53we had seen, that we had experienced 2 days ago and in fact
00:01:57whose consequences are still felt by the... Ukrainian population, you remember,
00:02:01it was mainly civilian logistics centers that had
00:02:04been hit and now we realize in supermarkets,
00:02:08there are goods that could not be put on
00:02:11shelves, items that could not be put on shelves simply because
00:02:15Ukrainian logistics have been disrupted, so these strikes they
00:02:19continue, they also
00:02:21the suspension of the construction continue even more so for example in the city of
00:02:24Kramatorsk, so that's practically on the front line a
00:02:28few, about a dozen kilometers. to be from Russian
00:02:32troops, where there are gliding bombs, drones that fall every day on the
00:02:35population, we also talked about it, this has
00:02:39encouraged the authorities, pardon, of
00:02:42the Donetsk region
00:02:45to declare a mandatory evacuation
00:02:48of 525 children with their families,
00:02:51which shows how critical the situation still is along this front
00:02:55line. These new strikes on Kyiv
00:02:58come as Volodymyr Zelensky is currently on a trip to
00:03:01Serbia. For the Ukrainian head of state, it is about convincing one of Russia's
00:03:06Your program with the Caisse des Français de historical allies, but this visit also has a strong diplomatic
00:03:09interest for Belgrade, as Romain le Kinnou,
00:03:12co-founder and CEO of Euro Creative, a think
00:03:16tank dedicated to Central Europe, explained to
00:03:18us. I suggest we listen to him. Probably the main question before
00:03:22talking about Zelensky's interest in Belgrade, is
00:03:26indeed to balance Serbia's position
00:03:29towards Russia. Russia has special, specific
00:03:32relations with Russia, indeed, that does not
00:03:36make Serbia a pro-Russian state, nor does it
00:03:40necessarily make it a pro-European, pro-Western,
00:03:43pro-Ukrainian state. I think Serbia, above all, must understand that Serbia is pro-Serbian,
00:03:47this is the case under the reign of President Vucic, but it would also
00:03:51be the case under any opposition, with nuances, but in any case
00:03:54Serbia primarily defends its national interests and therefore
00:03:58plays an balancing act between Moscow and Ukraine
00:04:02on this war, on this conflict and more generally on its international
00:04:05positioning. Now, what is President
00:04:07the headlines, at the top this Zelensky looking for in Belgrade? He has several things.
00:04:10Firstly, it is a continuation, meaning that the rapprochement has
00:04:14accelerated in recent months, in any case for several months,
00:04:15program with the Caisse des Français de we know that Russia indeed
00:04:18has not, for example, followed
00:04:20sculptures near the coasts of the European policy of sanctions against Russia, but at the same time has been very important
00:04:24in military aid,
00:04:27remain 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
00:04:30Ukraine. So it's not just a policy
00:04:33of fraternal support,
00:04:36it's also business, meaning that
00:04:40the Serbian defense industry is very specialized in ammunition, both
00:04:43large caliber for artillery and small caliber for
00:04:47Soviet calibers, for NATO calibers, so it's a very interesting player for
00:04:50military support to Ukraine. So that's the first question, it's the security
00:04:54question, it's one of the aspects that Zelensky is looking for, and
00:04:57he has the business dimension,
00:05:00energy up to possible rapprochements
00:05:04on a potential free trade agreement, these are discussions that have been taking
00:05:07place for some time between Kyiv and Belgrade,
00:05:11notably with a visit from a delegation in the spring, then the visit of
00:05:14Vucic to Kyiv a few weeks ago.
00:05:18Decidedly, nothing is going well between Madrid and Rome. Spain has
00:05:21decided to implement border controls for flights, for
00:05:24boats coming from Italy. Measures effective next night at
00:05:28midnight and reaction from the Sanchez government in
00:05:31response to similar measures decided by the Meloni
00:05:35administration. Relations between the two countries have significantly
00:05:38deteriorated since the Ceuta migratory crisis. Explanation to.
00:05:42Brogat and Simon Mauritz.
00:05:45New skirmish between Madrid and Rome on the
00:05:48migration issue. Travelers from Italy will be checked
00:05:52upon their arrival in Spain, in ports and airports, starting Saturday
00:05:56midnight until September 7th. Madrid thus
00:05:59claims to want to deal with the persistence of irregular migratory
00:06:02pressure suffered by Italy. A way to
00:06:05send the ball back to Rome, which used the same argument to
00:06:08implement border controls for travelers coming from Spain.
00:06:12On July 31st, the far-right Italian Prime Minister
00:06:16Giorgia Meloni announced suspending the Schengen
00:06:20agreement for free movement with this
00:06:22country until August 15th. A measure taken
00:06:26after 72,000 migrants crossed the border between Morocco and
00:06:30the Spanish enclave of Ceuta in North Africa last
00:06:33week. According to the Spanish government, 7,000 migrants
00:06:38Morocco, but hundreds of unaccompanied children have remained in Ceuta.
00:06:42Some are currently being registered with the Spanish police. Morocco
00:06:46says it is ready to cooperate with Spain for their
00:06:49repatriation. The figure I can provide you with at this
00:06:53stage is that 1342 boys and
00:06:55girls have been registered and integrated into the
00:06:59reception system. The process continues, of course, the
00:07:02situation has been complex due to the volume of arrivals and a
00:07:05certain overpopulation, but things are gradually returning to
00:07:09normal. According to the Minister of Youth. Some
00:07:13minors will be transferred to less saturated reception centers in the
00:07:16Spanish peninsula in the coming weeks. We
00:07:20come to this humiliation for Donald Trump, a court decision that
00:07:23the American president immediately called a national
00:07:26disgrace, as a judge had already done last June, the Court of Appeals for the
00:07:30District of Columbia ordered
00:07:34of the White House ballroom, reason, the project
00:07:37estimated at 400 million dollars should have been
00:07:41approved by Congress. Donald Trump, he doesn't give up, he decided to appeal to the Supreme
00:07:44Court of the United States. And since we are talking
00:07:48about the United States, Washington is granting
00:07:51generous and substantial aid to Colombia. The United States has indeed
00:07:55announced its intention to grant financial aid of one
00:07:58billion dollars to the Colombian authorities, an envelope to
00:08:01finance the economic and security policies
00:08:05of Abelardo de la Espriella, an ally of Donald
00:08:08Trump. This announcement came a few hours after the series.
00:08:18The Colombian president has barely been sworn in, and Washington
00:08:22is already consolidating the new administration in Bogota.
00:08:25Friday evening, the US State Department announced one billion dollars in aid
00:08:29to support security policies and the Colombian economy,
00:08:33subject to congressional validation. In a statement, the
00:08:37State Department expressed its pleasure at being able to soon work in close
00:08:40cooperation with the new president.
00:09:20The new far-right president has promised a strong hand against
00:09:23guerrillas financed by cocaine trafficking, of which Colombia is
00:09:27the world's leading producer. Abelardo de la Espriella
00:09:31intends to bury the guerrilla disarmament negotiations initiated by his
00:09:35predecessor and to engage in bombardments against the camps of armed
00:09:38groups. He has promised to relentlessly fight what he calls
00:09:42terrorism with the support of the Trump
00:09:45administration, itself engaged in its anti-drug
00:09:47war.
00:09:50A victory on the fire front in France, that of the Var is
00:09:53now contained. Started in Ponteves on July
00:09:5721st, the "Gros Bécillon" fire, as it is called, has been brought
00:10:01under control after several flare-ups. A fire
00:10:04described as unprecedented by its duration, first 18 days, unprecedented
00:10:08also by the mobilization of more than 11,200 firefighters
00:10:12from France and also from Europe. It covered a total of some 6,300
00:10:16hectares and caused the evacuation of 6,000 people. The flames
00:10:20damaged 70 houses, of which 41 were
00:10:23totally destroyed. And since
00:10:27from Turkey against forest fires, drones allow
00:10:30authorities to spot fire outbreaks very early, which allows
00:10:34rescue teams to intervene much more quickly on site. Watch this report from
00:10:38our correspondent Jenna LeBras with Adria Rochac
00:10:41Cutilier.
00:10:45In this control tower, fires are mainly
00:10:49spotted by the human eye, an essential
00:10:52surveillance work because against the
00:10:55forest every minute counts in the Mugla
00:10:58region, the dominant tree is the red pine, a species very vulnerable to
00:11:02fires. So we are in an area where the risk of fire is
00:11:04high.
00:11:07Turkey is now relying on its drone fleet, one of the most
00:11:10developed in the world, to strengthen the control of its
00:11:13forests. It allows fires to be detected at their
00:11:16first sign and to intervene more quickly.
00:11:20Mustafa Hulkudur has his eyes glued to the screens. In
00:11:24the center.
00:11:57Technology now allows us to save precious time, but
00:12:01on the ground, firefighters remain on the front line against the
00:12:04flames.
00:12:07Honestly, it's difficult, it's a demanding job, we remain ready to
00:12:11intervene at any time. As soon as an alert is given, we leave immediately with
00:12:15the teams, six teams have been mobilized and are working tirelessly.
00:12:18The day after this fire, Hulkdur
00:12:21gains height to assess the damage.
00:12:25was getting hotter and hotter, protecting these forests can sometimes
00:12:28seem like an endless task, but this time
00:12:31again, the threat has been
00:12:33contained.
00:12:35A word about this France 24 exclusive, an investigation to discover
00:12:39on our website France24.com, Jessica
00:12:42Lemasurier was able to consult an audit carried out by the UN last
00:12:45year, a document that highlights,
00:12:48reveals, pardon, the concerns of the organization regarding
00:12:52the use of biometric data from the World Food
00:12:55Program by Palantir. Some WFP employees fear
00:12:59that this data could be used to train Palantir's artificial
00:13:03intelligence systems, a company that has also offered the tools that were
00:13:06used for American migratory policy, for massacres in the
00:13:10Middle East, and yet the UN is about to renew
00:13:13its contract with Palantir. To read on
00:13:17France24.com, this is the end of this news report, thank you for watching,
00:13:21stay with us, information continues on France 24.
00:13:31l'Étranger, health insurance and retirement, the CFE, the
00:13:34social security for expatriates.
00:13:46Did you know that the first alert about global warming linked to our
00:13:49carbon emissions dates back to
00:13:511890,
00:13:54that containing global warming to 1.5 degrees is now out of
00:13:57reach, and that in France 4 million people
00:14:01suffer from eco- anxiety.
00:14:04Hello and welcome to Plan B, the economy differently.
00:14:07Scientists keep warning us. In October 2025, for
00:14:11example, the Post-Dame Institute reports that seven of the nine
00:14:14planetary boundaries have been crossed. Ocean acidification has
00:14:18moved into a danger zone. In short, the house
00:14:21is burning and humanity is looking away. All of humanity.
00:14:25No, more and more artists are addressing our senses and our
00:14:28emotions to pull us out of shock. In Italy,
00:14:32their art very concretely takes up the defense of the
00:14:34sea.
00:14:37Extension of the battlefield. These marble fish
00:14:41will soon return to the sea, submerged with four other
00:14:45Argentario.
00:14:48Impossible to fish, these are fish that cannot be fished, they will always
00:14:52water. Ah, that's cool.
00:15:37The first museum is off Talamone. It was born in the
00:15:40mind of Paolo, a fisherman since
00:15:42childhood.
00:15:46The museum is just below, it has
00:15:4822 works here, then seven more a little further and
00:15:52another
00:15:5320.
00:15:57Aboard his 13-meter boat, Paolo knows the area like
00:16:00no one else. His idea: to submerge obstacles to
00:16:03prevent trawlers from destroying marine ecosystems and create a...
00:16:40Paolo started this fight in 1981,
00:16:43at the time he was a lonely man.
00:16:47seul,
00:16:50I interrupted television broadcasts, I attacked the port of Santo
00:16:54Stefano, because I saw the sea dying due to
00:16:58trawlers,
00:17:00by scraping the bottom, they destroy entire
00:17:02ecosystems.
00:17:05It's like a hunter setting fire to the scrubland.
00:17:12Today, Paulo is no longer alone. He has surrounded himself with an
00:17:15association, the House of Fish, and some thirty
00:17:18artists, including Emily Young, who signed four of the submerged works
00:17:22in Talamone. For her, creating is collaborating with
00:17:26nature. It's a public
00:17:30service mission, to watch over its community.
00:17:32Today, that includes animals, trees, oceans,
00:17:36clouds. That's what I try to do when I work with these
00:17:40stones, I sculpt with them, I don't just
00:17:43exploit them, to dictate "you will be like
00:17:46this."
00:17:49Art, a vector of choice to protect the
00:17:51living,
00:17:55Paolo is on a new front in Talamone, octopuses,
00:17:59victims of illegal
00:18:00overfishing.
00:18:05This is the deadly trap that mafias use.
00:19:07earthen pots against the iron pots of mafia
00:19:10fishing. If we cannot prohibit octopus fishing,
00:19:14I tell consumers, there is only one
00:19:17solution, let's stop eating these animals, and it's a
00:19:21fisherman who tells you, and I'm not crazy, the situation
00:19:24demands it, because octopuses are the only predators of the
00:19:28blue crab in the Mediterranean, this voracious crustacean, having arrived
00:19:32from America, devastates the great blue. Saving octopuses is
00:19:36also saving the sea.
00:19:40the octopuses and the Plan B team greet you warmly, find all our
00:19:44episodes on the France 24 website, x, facebook and
00:19:47on my linkedin and instagram pages
00:19:49chivediamand your
00:19:53l'Étranger, health insurance and retirement, the CFE, the
00:19:56social security for expatriates. So
00:19:59today, deep in the 91, it's on, first excavator scoop,
00:20:03so the idea is to put like 5, 6.
00:20:14They have given themselves a mission: to build emergency
00:20:17housing for victims of domestic violence. I'm going to meet
00:20:21Omar and Mounir. In 6 months, these two residents of Grigny managed to mobilize
00:20:24senators, businesses and funders for their Project
00:20:28Phoenix. There was a time when we would have come to you, Mr. Lawedge, you have the
00:20:32senatorial envelope, a small funding would not be refused. I
00:20:35wanted to understand what triggered this urgency and especially how far they want to
00:20:39take their project, follow me, you are in "Pas de quartier", hello Omar,
00:20:43I extend this hand to you, yes please, I beg you, well welcome
00:20:47to where it all began, when we had our first
00:20:51requests from women in difficulty, we tried
00:20:54to call town halls, friends who worked for social
00:20:58landlords and so on, and saw that it was extremely difficult to find them
00:21:02immediate housing solution, so in fact
00:21:05we had about ten apartments available,
00:21:09we were able to house women victims of violence for periods of
00:21:13a few days to 3 months, now we are at almost
00:21:15fifty, why small turkeys, pardon?
00:21:21But yes, we find that the rural space and
00:21:24greenery relax more. More than
00:21:271100 specialized shelters are available for victims of domestic violence
00:21:30in France, despite this, every day one in two victims remains without a
00:21:34solution. Hello madam, like Leila,
00:21:37housed by one of Omar's contacts for a few months and whose body bears multiple
00:21:41scars. How did you get here?
00:21:44I lived with my ex- partner, I was a victim
00:21:48of physical and psychological violence with my
00:21:51children, so I didn't want to continue living like
00:21:54that, several times I left, I came back, I left, well he always
00:21:58managed to convince me to go back, it was always the same, I felt
00:22:02imprisoned, no solution at all, and so
00:22:05I started looking, I contacted the friend who
00:22:09told me about the association, they told me they could even come
00:22:13pick me up, then the police intervened and
00:22:16all that, he was incarcerated there. Do you feel
00:22:19safe here? I feel very safe and I'm well
00:22:23settled with my children, I passed
00:22:26my driving license not long ago because without a car here, we are really
00:22:29isolated. Omar, I spoke with Dail,
00:22:33what went through your mind for you to say from Grigny, come on, let's get into this adventure.
00:22:37In fact, what motivated us was failure in reality, we were
00:22:40solicited once through a friend who
00:22:44for his sister had difficulties finding solutions, yes, we
00:22:47tried, unfortunately did not find any. We said, "Hey, but
00:22:51what could we do to not put this burden just on the
00:22:55shoulders of a landlord and the generosity of people because it's not sustainable in the long
00:22:59term, in reality we need to find an economic model and so on, if we, Grigny,
00:23:02the association of the poorest city in France, if we don't succeed, no one
00:23:06else has an excuse not to do it in reality." Since 2003, the popular
00:23:09education structure Greinywood has been addressing the youth of Grigny
00:23:13with Phoenix. Its founders are starting from scratch to help a new
00:23:16public. Let's go for the visit. Yes,
00:23:20he is a pro investor in tiny houses for the cause. It's a house
00:23:23that is 26 square meters, it has a floor and how long does it take to
00:23:27assemble it? If it's a unique house, it takes 3, 4
00:23:31weeks. This is the bathroom, isn't
00:23:34it? With a beautiful ceiling, that's right, but we can change the type
00:23:38of staircase and the type of configuration, if you have good insurance, I think we can make a
00:23:42good deal here, it has a nice view anyway, that's the luxury
00:23:46version, maybe not where you want to invest? Why
00:23:49not, because just because women are in a
00:23:52difficult time, it doesn't mean we shouldn't give them a pleasant
00:23:56habitat. In fact, did you imagine that when you created these buildings,
00:24:00that it could be used for these publics? Totally. Before creating my little
00:24:04green house, I was also involved in the fight against
00:24:07domestic violence. I had, on my side, developed a mobile
00:24:10application to support these people and concretely for housing,
00:24:13but it remains housing, so that means we can configure it according to
00:24:17the need. What's your plan when you see that?
00:24:28I 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
00:24:3240 and 50,000 € and the larger ones are around 100 to 12,000 € at
00:24:36the material price level, if we manage to have certain partnerships with
00:24:40large groups, for example, would that
00:24:43allow us to adjust the bill? Then yes, that would be ideal since it's
00:24:47a social project, it will make you good contacts, that's right,
00:24:50totally contact, totally, we're going to see them
00:24:52all, there
00:24:56we have an appointment at the Senate in Paris, the Phoenix team will meet Senator
00:24:59de Sansonni, what they want is to create a dynamic throughout France and
00:25:03for that they need some advice, we
00:25:06in any case want to play collectively, we really need to, I want to
00:25:10say, shake things up and ask each city
00:25:13to have a dedicated number of apartments for women, you know, a bit like it's done for
00:25:17travelers, is a bill needed, should senators be involved first,
00:25:20or should deputies be involved, but
00:25:23I will be there to support you, know that,
00:25:27associations in this country have always been mistreated even though they do excellent work, they
00:25:31are there to find solutions that public authorities don't, you know, when
00:25:34I write for example to the prefect or the minister as a senator, he replies
00:25:38to me, but the average person who writes a letter, he doesn't
00:25:42reply, so that's also where the mechanics, the mechanics, so
00:25:45here's the configuration of the room.
00:25:49The strategy we used is a real political strategy called
00:25:52"table diplomacy." One of the best tables in Paris is the
00:25:56Senate restaurant. Meaning I think they will be a bit more attentive than if we
00:26:00were in the back of a room in... Grigny 91.
00:26:03Is it a bit like the "fake it until you make it" logic? Yes,
00:26:07but I would say "fake it" to some extent, because in fact we are
00:26:11here and in reality there are quite a lot of people who want to get involved and who
00:26:14also seek to give meaning, and we always end up
00:26:18doing Grignywood-style lobbying. It's true. Mounir
00:26:22Nordine, a business manager at a large bank, has leveraged his network.
00:26:26Tonight, their strength is connecting with grassroots actors like
00:26:29Zara Aksus at...
00:26:40women's house in Paris, we'll say, no, but wait, it's the aggressor who it has to leave, it's not up to
00:26:44the victim to leave so as not
00:26:47suspicions, I'll organize
00:26:50myself, so it can be an offer but we need a
00:26:54real policy to support women
00:26:57victims of violence, come on I'm going to shock you, I want
00:27:01the same goal as
00:27:02the army,
00:27:06and while waiting for the army's budget, in a few months, the team has already raised
00:27:10half a million euros, so we're back in Spain on the
00:27:13land that Omar recovered to install his tiny houses and what you see behind
00:27:17me are the first shovel
00:27:20the national road, a celebrity
00:27:24came to offer unexpected support, Adriana
00:27:27Karembeu, model and television presenter,
00:27:30so the idea is to put... 5 6 inside, we're going to make a small
00:27:34pond here with fish, we don't agree with Adriana, we think it won't
00:27:38hold, because you'll have mosquitoes there, it's not good, okay,
00:27:41well then change of plan, it's dangerous for children, yeah, okay,
00:27:45this must be removed, no, of
00:27:48course, what makes you motivated to come here and
00:27:51support Omar, I am a woman and I am a
00:27:55mother, I have been an ambassador for the Red Cross for 27 years, and
00:27:58I know that being in a difficult
00:28:02situation, feeling unheard,
00:28:06isolated, can turn into a nightmare. In 2023, there were
00:28:10244,000 women who were registered for domestic
00:28:12violence, similarly, it speaks to me, these are women who have
00:28:16no immediate exit possibility, and this kind of
00:28:19accommodation offers a place that is calm, these women can
00:28:23reflect on possible solutions, to be at peace,
00:28:27it's a small association, Greenywood initially and the Phoenix project, what makes
00:28:31you want to boost it? I act on the communication
00:28:34plan, that's it, that's it, that's my
00:28:38role, I attract the light, you are here, yes, aren't
00:28:41you? We would still be here, but we are delighted to see you, so I
00:28:45shed light on perhaps a solution to a problem, you have confidence
00:28:49in, obviously, in the first half of 2026,
00:28:5249 women died from blows from their spouse in France at
00:28:56Phoenix and we fly, it's beautiful, it's beautiful
00:28:58bravo to those who before, yes, of course, of course
00:30:05Paris direct continues on France 24, thank you for being with us, here are
00:30:09new strike in Ukraine,
00:30:13once again Kyiv, the capital was targeted by Russian ballistic
00:30:17missiles, three dead, on the diplomatic front, Volodymyr
00:30:20Zelensky went to Serbia
00:30:24to try to detach Belgrade from Russia's
00:30:27camp.
00:30:29Icy relations between Spain and Italy. After the migrant
00:30:33crisis in Ceuta, Rome decided to re-establish border
00:30:37controls between the two countries, in retaliation, Madrid decided to do
00:30:41the same thing starting tonight, the Sanchez government
00:30:44denounces an attack on the principle of free movement in the Schengen
00:30:48area. Drones, new weapons for Turkey
00:30:52in the fight against forest fires, a France
00:30:5524 report to follow which shows the effectiveness of these flying machines.