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Could saliva tests replace Covid-19 tests in France?
By offering indoloous, non-invasive and immediate results, saliva controls have the ability to replace the way we do with coronavirus. United States.
Covid-19: Who wants a test, when and which?
Efforts to accentuate Covid-19 testing have led to an avalanche of laboratories in several countries and caused confusion as to who should be tested and when. FRANCE 24 analyzes the two types of tests to be performed (diagnostic tests and antibody tests) and the existing governance rules of aptitude for testing.
Macron celebrates years of ”la République” praising French freedoms
In a speech to the French Republic’s 150th anniversary, President Emmanuel Macron criticized those applying for French citizenship without accepting France’s “right to devote themselves to blasphemy. “Defending the satirical weekly Charlie Hebdo, who controversially published caricatures of the Prophet Muhammad, Macron. He said being French means protecting the right to “laugh, criticize, mock. “
Attempts through a French official to ban the e-book “Hate Men” that oppose it as sales increase
A French official’s decision to denounce an eeebook that said it was an “ode to misandria” turned out to be counterproductive after the sale of the eeebook in the consultation – “Men, I hate them” – exceeded expectations, forcing more copies after the eeebook ran out. a few weeks after its publication.
Will China-Australia’s deterioration force a reconsideration of trade?
Relations between China and Australia continued to decline this week after the new Australian hounds left for China. The move comes on the heels of Beijing’s imposition of industry sanctions on Australian products, which may prompt a rethinking of Australia’s economic dependence on China for decades. .
Facebook blocks French’s offer to broadcast his own death live
After unsuccessfully asking the French president to allow him to die with dignity thanks to medical assistance, Frenchman Alain Cocq announced that he would avoid eating and drinking, and that he would broadcast the procedure live on Facebook, but the social media platform temporarily banned Cocq to publish videos of your company.
French police to solve mystery of violent horse attacks
More than 30 horses have been mutilated or killed in violent attacks in France since February, and the cases have increased in recent weeks. The French government is no closer to locating a reason for the attacks, but has warned the public not to take matters into their own hands.
VIDEO REPORTS
‘Terrifying but exciting’: Deauville plays the lead role in the return of cinema
FRANCE 24 spoke to filmmakers and actors at this year’s Deauville Festival about the return of cinema in the wake of the Covid-19 pandemic and the importance of the undeniable joys of going to the cinema.
Deadly flooding in African Sahel region
Record flooding has caused serious damage in the Sahel region in recent weeks, leaving dozens of people dead and tens of thousands homeless from Sudan to Senegal. Sudan authorities, the most affected country, have declared a state of emergency three months later the floods killed more than a hundred people and destroyed thousands of homes.
Nothing to celebrate? Champagne sales fall through Covid-19 pandemic
Sales of champagne, one of France’s most iconic products, have fallen in the last year amid the Covid-19 pandemic, with industry representatives estimating that around 100 million bottles will remain unsold.
THE INTERVIEW
Former Israeli counterterrorism leader warns of all-out war with Hezbollah
Brigadier General Nitzan Nuriel, former director of Israel’s Counter-Terrorism Office, discusses with FRANCE 24 the implications of Israel’s peace agreement with the United Arab Emirates, Lebanon’s fragile situation following the Beirut explosion, the threat of a large-scale war between Israel and Hezbollah, and Israel’s position on Iran’s nuclear program.
FRENCH CONNECTIONS
The beginning of the school year! How France handles its September return to paintings in a Covid-19 world
This week, we are exploring the “return to school”, the era of return to painting after the summer holidays in France. This year’s classic September reboot is another given the current coronavirus crisis. Regulations when young people return to school and adults return to their offices?
THE DEBATE
Forget what is signed? UK threatens to cancel Brexit divorce deal
Britain embarked on a new circular of Brexit industry negotiations with the European Union this week, acknowledging that it can simply violate foreign law, albeit in a “limited” way, by renounging a component of its EU divorce treaty.
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The Masked Mustard: highlights of an unprecedented Venice festival
From the premieres of the red carpet masked and upholstered to the most feminine administrators than ever before, we see highlights of the 77th Venice Film Festival, adding interviews with the team “Pieces of a Woman”, “The Duke” and “I am Greta”.
In Deauville, an American film festival Array. . Americans
It is a French festival that celebrates American cinema, however, this year, Hollywood stars who adorn the American Film Festival in Deauville are often absent, as they were banned from traveling due to the Covid-19 pandemic. As a result, the local French skill is enjoying a moment. in the spotlight.
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Taken from their mothers in colonial Belgium, the Métis seek repair
In one landmark case, five Métis women sue the Belgian state for “crimes against humanity” committed in the former Belgian Congo. Descendants of Congolese mothers and European fathers were separated from their mothers and placed in devout establishments under the tutelage of the Belgian state, who feared opposing colonial order.
THE PERCENTAGE
Make others laugh: the female comic strip takes the stage
With much of America and the rest of the world fascinated by Sarah Cooper’s TikTok impersonations of U. S. President Donald Trump, how hard is it to be a female comedian in an even crowded world?We asked American comedian Sarah Donnelly, now in Paris.
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Cruise Collection 2021: Dior embraces the artisanal heritage of Italy’s Puglia
Large gatherings are forbidden and the need for social estating remains, so how long for classical podiums?As stars and influencers no longer travel, communication methods will have to adapt. exhibition in the center of the Italian city of Lecce.
TOWARDS EARTH
A greener one to die for?
Cremation or burial: In France, there are only two legal tactics to rest, either with a strong environmental footprint. This week, Down to Earth explores ecological cemeteries and the option of human composting.
The Wonders of Wood: Finding Rare French Crafts
On the banks of the Loire, Gilbert manufactures wood molds for some of France’s leading hat designers. In the Pyrenees, professional helmets still exist, and the proud population of the Bethmale Valley proceeds to use clogs made for special occasions. Trays have been sailing in and out of Marseille’s old port since the 18th century.