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Violences après le sacre du PSG : Sébastien Lecornu explore la piste des prestations sociales pour financer les réparations

Violences après la victoire du PSG : Lecornu explore la piste des prestations sociales pour financer les réparations

Devant l’Assemblée nationale mardi, le premier ministre avait déjà souhaité «aller plus loin» dans la sanction.

Violences après la victoire du PSG : Lecornu explore la piste des prestations sociales pour financer les réparations

Le Premier ministre veut passer d’un système où la réparation incombe à la collectivité à un système où les fauteurs de troubles paient. Il a demandé aux ministres de préparer les textes.

"Les fauteurs de troubles paient" : Sébastien Lecornu explore la piste des prestations sociales pour financer les réparations des dégâts commis après le sacre du PSG en Ligue des champions

Le Premier ministre a dit qu'il n'était "pas favorable aux suspensions des prestations sociales" mais qu'il souhaitait "permettre à ces prestations sociales, en dehors du reste à vivre, de financer justement ces réparations".

Film show: 'DJ Ahmet' charms with sheep, grief and a rave

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Benin's creators revive national history through video games

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Two killed in Kenya protests over US Ebola centre

In tonight's edition, two people reportedly die in Kenya during protests over a planned quarantine center for US nationals. Also, Kenyans march under banners bearing the names of hundreds of murdered women. And Beninese creators are turning to digital games to help young people explore their cultural heritage in new ways.

«Bouchra», un bijou d’animation à fleur de poils

Formellement inventif, d’une grande force sensuelle et mélancolique, le film de Meriem Bennani et Orian Barki explore les souvenirs d’un coming out à la lumière d’une relation mère-fille, dans un univers d’animaux.

«Inferno» de Boards of Canada, royaume des sombres

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Could Alberta really leave Canada?

That question is now at the centre of a political storm after the province announced a referendum vote for October 19 on whether to explore a path toward independence. Prime Minister Mark Carney has urged unity, saying his government is “working with Alberta on making it better,” while Alberta Premier Danielle Smith insists she still supports remaining in Canada. The move has angered separatists and rattled business leaders, as analysts warn the vote could deepen uncertainty in Canada’s energy heartland. France 24's Jamie Smith-Maillet explains.

Cannes 2026: Pedro Almodovar's 'Bitter Christmas' explores writing and self-reflection

In his seventh film competing for the Palme d'Or, the Spanish filmmaker examines his own creative process through the character of a writer in crisis, played by Leonardo Sbaraglia.

A spotlight on the growing popularity of non-alcoholic wine

In this edition of Entre Nous, we explore the rapidly expanding market of non-alcoholic wine. Amanda Thomson, founder and CEO of Noughty, speaks to FRANCE 24 about the factors driving the sector’s success and explains why alcohol-free wine is creating excitement among consumers.