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00:00:07Hello everyone, thank you for your loyalty to France 24,
00:00:10welcome to the rest of the weekend's headlines on this September 26th.
00:00:14The main story, of course, is the continuation of Leo 14's visit
00:00:17to France, with several significant events this Saturday.
00:00:20In the morning, the head of the Catholic
00:00:22of slavery. But the national Church will visit a reception center for migrants in precarious
00:00:26situations. A little later, a giant mass will be held in Place
00:00:30de la Concorde, with 60,000 people expected. In the
00:00:33evening, he will fly to Lourdes. On the first day of this
00:00:37historic trip, Leo 14 had a series of meetings and events, both religious,
00:00:40popular, and political. At UNESCO and the Élysée, he warned
00:00:43against the dangers of AI, the
00:00:49intelligence. against the dangers scourge of war, surrogacy, and end-of-life issues. He positioned himself as a defender of secularism, but not the kind that
00:00:53excludes religion from the public space. A report will follow
00:00:56shortly. Also in the headlines: Donald Trump rejects Iran's
00:01:00offer to reopen the Strait of Hormuz and a
00:01:03cessation of hostilities for 7 days. This is what the
00:01:06Wall Street Journal reports, quoting Trump. The American president would even
00:01:10be ready to resume bombings against Iran
00:01:13after the midterm elections.
00:01:17That's it for the main headlines. Also coming up
00:01:19are Zinedine Zidane's debut as coach of the French team,
00:01:23a 1-0 victory against Turkey in the Nations
00:01:26League, a victory on a goal from... Mbappé, who had to leave with
00:01:30an injury and exit the Blues' training camp as a precaution.
00:01:33Approximately 60,000 people are
00:01:49expected this Saturday in Place de la Concorde in Paris for
00:01:53this giant mass that will be celebrated by Leo 14 on
00:01:56the second of his four days in France. The Pope's visit
00:02:00is expected to give rise to a large popular
00:02:04demonstration, starting at 3 p.m. for an event that is
00:02:07expected to be a landmark. Before that, before this
00:02:11mass, the Pope will visit Maison Bakita this morning around
00:02:149 a.m., an institution dedicated to welcoming
00:02:18migrants in precarious situations. This will be an opportunity for him to
00:02:21reaffirm his commitment to a subject
00:02:24rejects Iran's proposal to dear to him. Alyse Boiga.
00:02:27Barely arrived in the Canary Islands
00:02:30that excludes religion from last June, Leo 14 turns to the sea. He
00:02:33prays for all the migrants who died trying to cross from the African
00:02:36coasts, a gesture with which he wants to restore their
00:02:40dignity to migrants, precisely in this port of Arguineguin,
00:02:44nicknamed the quay of shame, because nearly 3,000 people were crammed
00:02:47there in undignified conditions during the COVID-19
00:02:51pandemic.
00:02:54It is not enough to manage
00:02:57General Assembly. The Iranian Foreign arrivals, to publish statistics, to strengthen borders, or to mourn
00:03:00deaths after they have occurred.
00:03:04What kind of world have we built if so many brothers and sisters must risk their
00:03:08lives to survive?
00:03:11A few weeks later, as the European Union toughens its
00:03:15according to him, it causes addictions, migration policy, the Pope visits the Italian island of Lampedusa, which has become
00:03:19a symbol of the tragedy of migrants dying in the Mediterranean. After praying
00:03:23in a cemetery containing the graves of unidentified exiles,
00:03:27he urged the EU to better respond to the migration crisis.
00:03:33of Iran. These conditions Europe is capable of addressing the crisis in this region in a global
00:03:36manner by integrating emergency actions into a long-term
00:03:39strategic plan, allowing
00:03:42to welcome, to protect, to
00:03:46support and to integrate migrants.
00:03:48Leo 14 also denounced the
00:03:50mass expulsions in the United States, and expressed his
00:03:53concern about the crisis in Ceuta, committing to welcoming
00:03:56foreigners. He follows in the footsteps of his
00:04:00predecessors, especially Pope Francis, who in 2017
00:04:03launched a call to welcome, protect,
00:04:07promote and integrate all migrants in the name of a
00:04:10duty of civilization and solidarity. Following this
00:04:14call, the Diocese of Paris created for exiled people Maison
00:04:18Bakita, which Leo XIV chose to visit.
00:04:22It bears the name of Saint Josephine
00:04:25with Donald Trump. Bakita, a former slave of Sudanese origin, who became a nun in Italy in the
00:04:2919th century and who tirelessly promoted the dignity of
00:04:32each person throughout her life.
00:04:35In about two hours, our teams will be near Maison Bakita to bring
00:04:39you coverage of this visit by Pope Leo
00:04:42XV. Yesterday, the first day of his
00:04:46visit held all its promises, so to speak. The political,
00:04:51if only for the quality popular, and religious meetings followed one another in an atmosphere of fervor,
00:04:55whether at the Élysée, UNESCO, or the Stade de France. He launched
00:04:59a number of appeals on war, end of life, secularism, or
00:05:03he reported on this day with
00:05:06Luukiziela.
00:05:07An apostolic
00:05:10visit, historic and political,
00:05:14Leo XIV's first steps in France were on a red
00:05:17carpet, from Orly tarmac to the Élysée courtyard
00:05:21where the Pope delivered an assertive
00:05:24speech in French. I sometimes
00:05:27observe with concern the current
00:05:30deviations of societies that risk diverting
00:05:34science and technology into lucrative enterprises
00:05:37favoring genetic manipulations, surrogacy,
00:05:41organ buying, and the offering
00:05:44of a programmed death.
00:05:47A jab two months after the adoption of the law on
00:05:51assisted dying in France, the Supreme Pontiff also attacked
00:05:54those who distort the principle of secularism and warned
00:05:59of artificial The numerous
00:06:02communication channels risk multiplying
00:06:07false information and giving more importance to words
00:06:10without
00:06:13meaning, thus preventing dialogue rather than strengthening it.
00:06:17Artificial intelligence amplifies this
00:06:19problem. Such systems
00:06:23can use data, yes, but they cannot
00:06:26answer questions about the meaning of human life.
00:06:30While Leo XIV boards his Popemobile,
00:06:33Parisians gather to catch a glimpse of him during his
00:06:37walk through the fervent streets. A very young crowd,
00:06:41there are schools that have... passed by, families all around, there are older
00:06:44people, there are disabled people, in fact it's very, very popular, very
00:06:48family-oriented. In fact, all the people come to see a Pope who for some
00:06:52is a religious leader, for others someone who inspires them, who gives
00:06:55them warmth in their hearts. After vespers at
00:06:58Notre Dame, the Pope ended his day at the Stade de France
00:07:02with a vigil in front of 8,000 young people gathered
00:07:06like for a rockstar. And I remind you that all the France
00:07:1024 teams, all our editorial staff, whatever
00:07:12their medium, videos, photos, illustrations, remain
00:07:16mobilized to continue to bring you this visit.
00:07:20Special edition starting at 9 a.m. with our
00:07:23journalists on the street, on set, and our
00:07:26consultants and our
00:07:28guests.
00:07:31According to the Wall Street Journal, Donald Trump
00:07:37reopen the Strait of Hormuz for 7 days and cease
00:07:40hostilities. The newspaper claims the US president is preparing
00:07:43to resume bombings after the midterm elections
00:07:47in the United States. No official confirmation from the
00:07:51White House. Alice Broga details the Iranian proposal as
00:07:54it was formulated before the newspaper's revelations.
00:07:58To resolve the war in the
00:08:00Middle East, the ball is now in the American court. This is, in any case, the
00:08:04message conveyed by Tehran on the sidelines of the UN
00:08:09Minister announced that he had submitted a plan to Washington
00:08:13through Qatar to reopen the Strait of Hormuz in one
00:08:17week.
00:08:19If the necessary conditions are
00:08:22met, the strait can be reopened and normal maritime
00:08:25navigation re-established within this 7-day period.
00:08:29The decision now rests with the United States.
00:08:32Tehran notably demands the end of hostilities in the Middle East,
00:08:36including in Lebanon, the unfreezing of Iranian assets, the lifting of
00:08:39sanctions on Iranian oil, and the end of the US naval blockade
00:08:45were already included in the memorandum of understanding signed in June
00:08:49between Iran and the United States and which had failed.
00:08:52For its part, the White House indicated that positive discussions
00:08:56had taken place with mediators. Donald Trump claims not to be in a hurry
00:09:00to reach an agreement, but the surge in fuel prices caused
00:09:03by the blockage of the Strait of Hormuz is affecting his popularity among
00:09:07Americans, just weeks before the midterm elections.
00:09:11A deadline on which the Iranian authorities are playing.
00:09:14If the US government wants an agreement in accordance with
00:09:17international law, very good. Otherwise,
00:09:20whether it's before or after their
00:09:23elections, what difference does it make to us?
00:09:26The Iranian president also boasts
00:09:29of having the support of the Chinese president. On a state visit to
00:09:32Washington, Xi Jinping discussed the war in Iran
00:09:38China, which massively imports Iranian oil, is also
00:09:41fully suffering the consequences of the closure of the Strait
00:09:45of Hormuz.
00:09:46The escalation between the Houthi
00:09:49fighters of Yemen and Saudi Arabia, despite daily
00:09:52Saudi bombings, the Houthis are intensifying their
00:09:56attacks and are now targeting Riyadh. Two drones targeting
00:09:59the Saudi capital were intercepted, affirmed this Saturday the coalition
00:10:03led by Saudi Arabia against the Houthis. Saudi appeals
00:10:06to Donald Trump for military support have so far
00:10:10remained unanswered. Russia is not preparing
00:10:13for any kind of fight
00:10:16with Europe, Vladimir Putin once again refutes
00:10:20the accusations, particularly French ones, according to
00:10:23which Moscow is preparing to attack the European Union.
00:10:27He states, however, that his country will, and I quote, "think
00:10:30carefully before resuming talks with Ukraine."
00:10:33The Russian president was speaking on the sidelines of a culture
00:10:37forum in Saint Petersburg.
00:10:39What government for Morocco,
00:10:42the day after the legislative elections won by the outgoing
00:10:46coalition. A victory marked by a
00:10:49massive abstention, only 38%
00:10:52participation. Consultations are ongoing.
00:10:55The King's decision to appoint a new governmental team is highly
00:10:59anticipated, Emilie tells us.
00:11:03In Morocco, the vote count
00:11:06is complete. The outgoing coalition wins the legislative
00:11:09elections hands down.
00:11:13The provisional results gave the
00:11:15following results: the Authenticity and Modernity Party
00:11:19won 97 seats, the National Rally
00:11:22of Independents. As a political party, we
00:11:55await the results and we will only turn to alliances
00:11:58once our King has appointed the head of the next government,
00:12:02man or woman. A significant
00:12:05event: the Justice and Development Party, an Islamist opposition
00:12:09party, quadrupled its number of seats, winning 54
00:12:13compared to 13 previously. The party had campaigned
00:12:16notably on the fight against corruption, highlighting in its
00:12:20program purchasing power and youth employment.
00:12:23We hope that they will create job opportunities for young people
00:12:27so that everyone can find work instead of having to emigrate
00:12:31to Europe or elsewhere. We ask them to do what they
00:12:34say, to manage things well so that the country's affairs
00:12:38run smoothly, especially in terms of health, education, and
00:12:41employment. Youth abstention was one of the main issues
00:12:45of these elections, which were held less than 2 months after the migration
00:12:48crisis in Ceuta. Despite the efforts of the parties, the participation
00:12:52rate was only 38%, one of the lowest rates recorded
00:12:56in 20 years. Something completely different: these
00:13:00images that have reached us from Bangkok, the Thai
00:13:02capital, literally under water,
00:13:05a consequence of the torrential rains that have fallen
00:13:09on it since Thursday. 300
00:13:12mm, according to estimates. The water continues to rise, the
00:13:16canals are overflowing, a state of emergency has been
00:13:19declared in all 50 districts
00:13:22of Bangkok.
00:13:25In Brazil, this kind of poker move by presidential candidate
00:13:29Lula, 9 days before the first round of a presidential
00:13:33election that promises to be very contested, citing public
00:13:36health reasons and because,
00:13:40dependence and debt, he decided to ban
00:13:43online sports betting. These platforms have exploded in the country
00:13:47in recent years. The measure concerns a quantity of sports clubs,
00:13:51three-quarters of Brazilians were in favor. The opposition
00:13:55announces a desperate decision to win votes.
00:13:58Something completely different,
00:14:01we are now heading to Saint-Louis du Senegal,
00:14:04where the traces of a past linked to the transatlantic
00:14:08slave trade are gradually disappearing, due in particular
00:14:11to rising waters and climate change, a situation
00:14:15that disheartens those who work to preserve memory and
00:14:19heritage. Clarisse Fortuné.
00:14:23Seen from the sky, Saint-Louis, a historic
00:14:26island located between the Senegal River and the Atlantic
00:14:30Ocean. But behind its colonial facades lies another
00:14:33part of its history, much less known. This ruined
00:14:37building would today be one of the last vestiges of an old
00:14:40warehouse where enslaved people were held. In the northern
00:14:44district, there were many slave houses, but unfortunately
00:14:48they are no longer found. Many were certainly
00:14:51bought by families and transformed
00:14:55them for
00:14:58other purposes. This
00:15:01building belonged to a French trading
00:15:04company built in the 1820s. The remains of five
00:15:07cells are on the ground floor. Slaves were held
00:15:11there before their deportation to the Americas. According
00:15:14to historians, Saint-Louis was an important transit
00:15:18point for the transatlantic slave trade. Yet,
00:15:21this part of its history remains largely absent from memory.
00:15:25exactly the number of our population. Generally, people don't
00:15:29want to talk about it, especially in Saint-Louis. It's like
00:15:33a taboo subject. It's rare to see people
00:15:37in Saint-Louis. I'm sure that this slave
00:15:40trade, many Saint-Louisians don't know about it. Saint-Louis
00:15:44was founded in 1659 as the first
00:15:46French trading post in Sub-Saharan Africa, before becoming
00:15:49the capital of French West Africa. But for specialists,
00:15:53this highlighting of the colonial past has often eclipsed
00:15:56the city's role in the history
00:16:00rich by methodology has focused
00:16:03on Gore for slavery and on Saint-Louis for
00:16:07colonization, trying to show both sides, the bad
00:16:11side and the useful
00:16:15side. The authorities are now trying to preserve
00:16:18what can still be preserved. But as Saint-Louis
00:16:21modernizes, historians warn that preserving the
00:16:25city also means preserving all its history, including the
00:16:28most painful and difficult pages to tell.
00:16:3250 years old and still
00:16:36young and valiant, U2, the legendary Irish
00:16:39rock band, is 50 years old. And what better way
00:16:43to mark this anniversary than to return to the place of its beginnings?
00:16:46U2 thus found itself in the high school where the band formed
00:16:50in Dublin. Surprise concert in the establishment but also
00:16:53in other areas of the city. For the occasion, the band
00:16:57unveiled its new single from the 50th anniversary album, "Ambience."
00:17:01You're on a weekend,
00:17:18you're in the right place. Thank you very much for
00:17:21continuing to follow us. If you have just joined us,
00:17:25here's a reminder of the main information we are developing,
00:17:29starting with the continuation of Leo 14's visit to France,
00:17:33with several significant events this Saturday morning. The head
00:17:36of the Catholic Church will visit a reception center dedicated to
00:17:39migrants in precarious situations. A little later, a giant mass
00:17:43will be held in Place de la Concorde in Paris, with 600,000 people
00:17:46expected. In the evening, he will fly to Lourdes. On the first day
00:17:50of this historic visit, Leo 14 had a series of meetings and events,
00:17:54both religious, popular, and political, at UNESCO and the Élysée.
00:17:57He warned against the dangers of AI, the scourge of war, surrogacy,
00:18:01and end-of-life issues. He also positioned himself as a defender
00:18:04of secularism, but not the kind
00:18:07the public space. I remind you that all our teams are mobilized
00:18:11to cover this visit. Also in the headlines:
00:18:14offer to reopen the Strait of Hormuz and a
00:18:17cessation of hostilities. This is what the Wall Street
00:18:21Journal reports, quoting Trump. The American president would
00:18:24even be ready to resume bombings after the midterm
00:18:28elections in the United States.
00:18:31And we move on
00:18:35to sports.
00:18:40debut of Zinedine Zidane as coach of the French
00:18:44team, a last-minute 1-0 victory against Turkey
00:18:47in the Nations League, a victory on a goal by Kylian Mbappé,
00:18:51who had to leave with an injury and exit the Blues' training
00:18:55camp as a precaution.
00:19:49Well, the news is not good because Kylian will
00:19:52have to go home. He has a tendon
00:19:55injury to his knee, so, well, we're not going
00:19:58to take any risks. It's unfortunately
00:20:01a small problem, but he'll have to go home.
00:20:05In any case, there's still a lot
00:20:07to work on, but we can be satisfied after three or four training
00:20:11sessions together. I think we just have to say
00:20:14that it's the normal process, and I'm happy with
00:20:17what I've seen. In any case, we're going to rest now and
00:20:20then we're going to prepare for the match against Belgium because
00:20:24it's a completely different match that we're going to see,
00:20:28of the team. So, it's a completely different match that we're going to see,
00:20:32so we're going to try to prepare
00:20:34for it a little.
00:24:55Stay with us, it's a continued weekend. We'll be back in a moment for
00:24:59a new
00:24:59news report.
00:25:07From the neighborhood to medieval fortresses, from racist attacks
00:25:10to millions of views and support, discover with me the
00:25:13Château de Hazel Rideau, the castle on the water. In one year, Amine
00:25:17the Conqueror has become the face of a generation that is reappropriating
00:25:21its heritage without asking for permission. Hi friends, welcome
00:25:24to the Château de Chantilly. We're going to do everything to show other
00:25:27countries in Europe, in the world, the heritage we have. Look guys,
00:25:30this is France and we don't joke with you. I'll introduce you to
00:25:34Amine the Conqueror's method. You can find it on France 24 and on
00:25:49YouTube. I'm preparing to go back to a country I know nothing
00:25:52about, and that's when they told
00:25:54me they were sending me to Ghana.
00:26:00ICE is very opaque. Very opaque about the expulsion
00:26:04of people to third
00:26:05countries.
00:26:11During the negotiations, the Americans said, "Okay, what do you want
00:26:15in exchange?" I then put forward other conditions, beyond the lifting
00:26:18of visa restrictions.
00:26:19I feel like they threw
00:26:27us away like garbage, they could abandon us
00:26:31in a landfill. The whole world would eventually forget us.
00:28:48The Paris of Arts sets up its cameras in Switzerland.
00:28:52Welcome to Geneva, a city of contrasts that reveals itself
00:28:56between Lake Geneva, the Alps, and the Jura. On the menu:
00:28:59two worlds between culinary and painted canvases. Direction.
00:30:06Hello everyone, thank you for your loyalty to France 24,
00:30:10welcome to the rest of the weekend's headlines on this September 26th.
00:30:13The main story, of course, is the continuation of Leo 14's visit
00:30:17to France, with several significant events this Saturday.
00:30:20In the morning, the head of the Catholic Church will visit a reception
00:30:24center for migrants in precarious situations. A little later,
00:30:27a giant mass will be held in Place de la Concorde, with 600,000
00:30:31people expected. In the evening, he will fly to
00:30:34Lourdes. On the first day of this historic trip, Leo 14 had a series
00:30:38of meetings and events, both religious, popular, and political. At UNESCO
00:30:41and the Élysée, he warned against the dangers of AI, the
00:30:45scourge of war, surrogacy, and end-of-life issues. He also
00:30:49positioned himself as a defender of secularism, but not the kind
00:30:53that excludes religion from the public space. A report
00:30:56will follow shortly. Also in the headlines: Donald Trump rejects Iran's