HONG KONG REPORT ON BILL

CONTROVERSIAL ON EXTRADITION

But this is a new setback for the head of the executive who said Wednesday exclude withdraw the text despite what she described as "organized riots."

Monster manifestations and unprecedented violence

Hong Kong was shaken Wednesday by the worst political violence since its handover to China. The police were fired rubber bullets and tear gas to disperse the protesters.

"In terms of political violence, this is the worst day since the surrender" of the territory in Beijing in 1997, commented political analyst Dixon Sing.

An amateur video shot during protests in Hong Kong on Wednesday, June 12, became viral in the former British colony. A photographer is seen verbally against the police firing tear gas at journalists. A gesture deemed "brave" by many Hong Kong people, who made the photographer a local hero.

The scene took place on Harcourt Road and was filmed by Twitter user @HongKongHermit. It shows the police dispersing one of the demonstrations protesters opposing a bill to allow extradition to China. While the police launch tear gas, we hear a man exclaim: "Press! You shoot the press! ". The camera gets closer to him and shows a man facing police officers down a bridge. He accuses them of shooting journalists. A policeman then makes a point of pointing his rifle at him and the photographer defies him then: "Do it! ". The policemen finally retreat, and the journalist provokes them: "It is always Hong Kong here. Not China, not yet! ".

A disputed bill

Monster rallies have been denouncing since June 9 a dangerous law for human rights that could challenge the legal sovereignty of Hong Kong vis-à-vis the Chinese neighbor. According to critics, it will put the population at the mercy of the judicial system of mainland China, opaque and under the influence of the Communist Party.

At the end of the retrocession agreement, Hong Kong enjoys a semi-autonomy and freedom does not exist in mainland China and, in theory, until 2047. But the growing interference of Beijing makes fear the worst to the Hong Kong people.

"The people of Hong Kong increasingly believe that the government is made up of puppets serving Beijing's interests. They see it as their last battle, "commented Dixon Sing.

The United States has signaled that it may cease granting economic preferences to Hong Kong if the law passes. The United Kingdom has expressed concern about the "potential effects" of it.

Hong Kongers know that they will be very vulnerable to China once this legislation is passed and that the future of their city is at stake.

The main organizers of the Hong Kong demonstrations have called for a new rally on Sunday, June 16, and the general strike Monday, June 17.

TOWARDS A WAR BETWEEN IRAN

AND THE UNITED STATES OR THE TORPILLAGE

OF TWO PETROLERS IN THE GULF

An area where tensions between Iran and the United States have crystallized for two years. The vessels in question are the Altai Front and the Kokuka Courageous, respectively under the flag of the Marshall Islands and Panama. The Front Altair and Kokuka Courageous vessels were reportedly "attacked" in this strategic area amid a crisis between the United States, the Gulf States and Iran. The sailors would have been collected by Iran while the Fifth Fleet American would be on the spot. The hypothesis of "torpedoing" is mentioned.

Who attacks the tankers in the Strait of Hormuz?

Even if the situation is still confused, these incidents take place in a maritime zone strategic for the world trade but also hot spot of geopolitical tensions against a background of persistent crisis between the United States and Saudi Arabia on the one hand and the Iran and its Shiite allies on the other.

Regarding the origin of these serious incidents, the hypothesis of a torpedoing of these ships is mentioned by Tradewinds newspaper, citing industrial sources. This assumption would apply for the Altair Front which carried 75,000 tons of naphtha. "He may have been hit by a torpedo" around 4:00 am GMT, said Taiwan's CPC oil company CEO Wu I-Fang, the recipient of the cargo.

The second vessel, Kokuka Courageous, a 27,000-ton tanker, was fired but the entire crew was rescued after the vessel was abandoned, and its cargo of methanol is intact, said its Japanese operator Kokuka Sangyo. "It appears that other ships have also been fired," company president Yutaka Katada told reporters in Tokyo, confirming information from his Singapore parent company about a "security incident."

Mediation in Iran between the Japanese Prime Minister and Ayatollah Khamenei

In May, a series of similar sabotage was attributed by the United States and Saudi Arabia to Iran, in a context of extreme tension between Washington and Tehran on nuclear power.

Iran has expressed "concerns" after "suspicious incidents". At first, Tehran spoke of an "accident" and reported that it had rescued "two foreign tankers" in the Arabian Sea.

This new attack took place even as the Japanese Prime Minister met Ayatollah Khamenei in Iran to try to defuse the crisis.

Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe has been in Tehran since Wednesday, June 12, for a two-day visit to open a rare public channel for discussion between the United States and Iran. These diplomatic efforts took place as Tehran signaled its willingness to stop meeting its nuclear commitments one year after the US withdrew from the agreement in May 2018, and while US sanctions against Iran are considered as acts of war.

Tehran has given until July 7 to the other signatories of the agreement (China, Russia, France, United Kingdom and Germany) to moderate the weight of these sanctions that threaten to reduce its GDP by 6% in the year, according to the International Monetary Fund.

To the Iranian Foreign Minister to judge then extremely suspicious the coincidence between these "attacks" and the visit to Tehran of the Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe. "The suspicious word is not enough to describe what transpires apparently" of these "attacks" against "Japanese-bound tankers that occurred while the prime minister (Japanese) met" the Iranian Supreme Leader in Tehran, writes Mohammad Javad Zarif on Twitter .

Why such a renewal of tension?

Considered an international transit area, this narrow passage at the mouth of the Persian Gulf is used by Iran as a lever against US sanctions, which aim to drain the oil revenues of the Islamic Republic. Earlier this week, the Iranian navy threatened to close the straits in response to a US decision to end exemptions allowing different countries to import oil from Iran. One fifth of the world's oil demand passes through the Strait of Hormuz.

The incidents on Thursday are therefore in a very tense geopolitical context between the United States and its Sunni allies in the Gulf (starting with Saudi Arabia) on one side and Shiite Iran on the other, which supports including the Houthi rebels in Yemen, opposed to the Arab coalition led by Riyadh.

On May 8, 2018, Donald Trump announced the exit of the United States from the nuclear agreement signed in 2015 by his predecessor, Barack Obama, and announced the relaunch of economic sanctions against Tehran. On May 8, 2019, a year later, Iran announced that it was suspending "some" of its "commitments". Since then, the standoff between Washington and Tehran has been between threats and attempts at appeasement. On May 13, the Saudis denounced the sabotage of four commercial vessels, including three oil tankers (two Saudi, one Emirati and one Norwegian) stationed in the United Arab Emirates. John Bolton, White House security advisor, ruled on May 29 that the incidents were "most likely due" to Iranian mines. On Wednesday, June 12, Tehran-backed Houthi rebels claimed responsibility for firing a missile at the Saudi airport in Abha, Riyadh threatening to retaliate ...

The clan of the "hard" could impose in Tehran, sweeping the camp of the moderates, represented by the president Hassan Rohani, who had everything bet on the agreement on the nuclear power.

And there are also some diehards in Washington, like Secretary of State Mike Pompeo and National Security Adviser John Bolton, who are ready to go a long way to bring down the Tehran regime.

HOMOPHOBIA FINALLY PENALIZABLE IN BRAZIL

The Supreme Court ruled that homophobia was tantamount to the crime of racism. Acts of racism are punishable in Brazil from one to three years in prison or fines. As a result of the Supreme Court decision, these sentences will now be applicable to acts of homophobia.

For Brazilian President Jair Bolsonaro, the Supreme Court would have exceeded its prerogatives by criminalizing homophobia. As part of the job, an employer will "think twice" before hiring a homosexual for fear of being accused of homophobia, said Jair Bolsonaro at a breakfast in Brasilia with reporters.

"You need a balance (at the court). It's not about mixing politics and religion, "he added. The Supreme Court was "completely wrong" because it "went to the legislative field," added the president, elected thanks to the support of ultra-conservative Pentecostal churches.

The decision of the Supreme Court was acquired by eight votes against three. But, according to Jair Bolsonaro, if there had been an evangelical judge, he would have "asked for a delay" to analyze the question, leaving the vote in abeyance.

The former military had already mentioned the end of May the possibility of appointing an evangelical judge in the Supreme Court where two positions will be vacant before the end of his term in 2022.

WHEN THE CHILDREN OF PRIESTS COME OUT OF THE SHADOW IN FRANCE

When we meet them, we recognize them. We wish to repeat to them that the good of the child and of the mother must prevail and that the priest must abandon his ministry to formally assume his child so that he can perceive himself as a child of love.

I also wish to move with them towards a charter of the Church of France defining the ways to act in these situations. "

The Conference of Bishops of France is organizing, Thursday, June 13, an unprecedented meeting between children of priests and several bishops.

Soon the recognition of the Church?

Many of these "children of silence" recount their need for recognition and their suffering related to the weight of secrecy. They have all experienced a deep trauma of the severe silence of the Church and the humiliation of others as a "child of dishonor".

These "children of silence" never completely undo the wounds and unspoken of their childhood are in search of their origin.

AT insi, daughter of a nun and a priest, Anne-Marie Mariani-Jarzac, president of the association Enfants du silence, went in search of her origins for her children. This 68-year-old Catholic practitioner recalls her healing through the listening and compassion of a priest:

"I understood that I existed in the eyes of God and that he loved me as I am. Too many priest children suffer while we are not responsible for our history. "

"The good of the child and the mother must prevail"

For Bishop Jérôme Beau, Archbishop of Bourges "The good of the child and the mother must prevail"

Certainly the priests of the Catholic Church commit themselves to celibacy and chastity.

And if some have children, the church is clear: it must "act for the sake of the child" by abandoning the priesthood and assuming it, so that it grows by its side.

If today the bishops do not yet know what will happen to this dialogue that begins their line is that of Rome: "If we learn that a priest is a father, it is obvious that he must leave the clerical state to assume his paternity "

The bishops also say they are ready to offer specific support, drawing from a fund for priests who leave their ministry.

"I think we can, for example, set up an operating charter worked together" with Enfants du silence, said Bishop Beau.

Other meetings are planned in September.

CASE  GENERAL ELECTRIC/ ALSTOM

Case Alstom, the Elysée again pointed the finger.

The news fell on May 29, 2019, three days after the European elections, even though the American company had promised, during the Alstom takeover, to create a thousand!

Mayor LR Belfort, Damien Beslot and employees immediately shouted scandal, going so far as to denounce a state scandal.

From an internal source, the details of these dismissals will be presented to the unions around mid-June 2019.

It was Hugh Bailey, a former adviser to Emmanuel Macron in Bercy, who confirmed what had been going on for weeks and that he could not ignore because on April 22 he became the boss of General Electric.

But, cross of wood-iron cross, the Elysee assures for his part that he knew nothing before May 26:

"We were not more aware than the people concerned" swore on France Info the Secretary of State to the Minister of Economy and Finance, (Bruno Le Mayor) Agnès Pannier Runnacher who nevertheless wished to recall " that General Electric had been required to set up a 50 million euro fund to finance industrial revitalization plans ".

Just believe it and especially believe that the Elysee has not maneuvered for information to fall after the European elections.

However, early June 2019, we learned that the deputy of Eure et Loir, Olivier Marleix had been heard May 29 by investigators of the Central Office of the fight against corruption.

The MP reported to the floor last January the sale of Alstom's energy activities to General Electric and the merger of Tecnip FMC, in order to know if personalities who have contributed financially and operationally to them, were not on the list of supporters to Emmanuel Macron during the presidential election campaign.

And to add that during his two years at Bercy, Emmanuel Macron authorized mergers for colossal amounts: Alstom / General Electric for 13 billion €, Lafarge for 17 billion €, Tecnip for 8 billion €.

Each time the sums involved have been considerable, in unprecedented acceleration in the history of mergers and acquisitions. Each time, they have provided the Bankers with success fees ranging from 10 to 15 million euros.

These sales were examined by the Ministry of Defense for activities concerning it (for example the turbines that equip our submarine) but the procedures of control provided by decree were largely bypassed each time, according to Olivier Marleix, who presided over the Commission of Investigations to examine the decisions of the State in matters of industrial policy, including that of Alstom.

In April 2018, MP LR had already expressed his damning conclusions in the role played by the Elysee Palace in the sale of the French flagship of his American competitor. "We must, of course be careful," said Jacques Myard, former deputy and mayor LR Maison Lafitte who also interested in the file; but Olivier Marleix, whom he knows well, is, according to him, "a precise and serious deputy" who never ceases to denounce the mixing of genres in these cases, due to the fact that they are the treasurers of Emmanuel Macron's campaign, Alexis Köhler former Secretary General of the Elysee, resigned and under investigation in the case of Benalla and Julien Denormandie, Minister of the City and Housing, who were in charge of these cases in the Cabinet. "This is an extremely serious matter," added Jacques Myard; "It is a matter of sovereignty and industrial power but also of justice because today hundreds of jobs are threatened".

In the 4-page letter published by the newspaper "Le Monde" on January 17, 2019, Olivier Marleix had already noted that the two consulting banks that had been called upon for the sale of Alstom-Activities Energies at General Electric were Bank Of America / Merill Lynch and Rothschild & Co, two banks that have come back to be mandated in the privatization of ADP (Paris Airport). We recall in passing that Emmanuel Macron was manager of Banque Rothschild from 2008 to 2012.

We will also like to remind you that four years ago, on May 25, 2015, Emmanuel Macron, then Minister of the Economy and Finance, visiting the industrial site Energy and Transport had assured that "Belfort had an industrial future "(sic) We understand the anger of local elected officials and employees.

The state scandal seems to be looming on the horizon which has already allowed several observers to say that the sinking of Alstom could well cause that of Emmanuel Macron.

Case to follow ...

STREET ART THE BANKSY REBEL FRESKS EXHIBITED IN PARIS

"With this immersive exhibition, we wanted to stay in Banksy's rebellious and revolutionary spirit. I wanted to create an emotional shock so that people better understand his work and his messages of love and peace, "says Hazis Vardar space manager Lafayette-Drouot

Come re-discover his works at the space Lafayette-Drouot who saw the big picture: the exhibition - which wants to be immersive - extends over 1,200 m² and three floors, partly underground. The necessary place to accommodate the 42 frescoes, made on concrete walls several meters high.

The immersive exhibition devoted to the star artist of street - art opens its doors this Thursday, June 13 in Paris. You will have an exciting walk to better understand the work of Banksy.

The Bristol unknown

Internationally renowned today, after several media hits, the artist loves to shock, provoke, disrupt society and that is what makes all the beauty of his work. It has imposed on the world its ability to break the rules by proposing a complex vision of society

Originally from Bristol, admired from New York to Paris, through Palestine each of its traces leaves on the walls of the detonating memories.

Through the presentation of a hundred works, some original and others reconstructed, the exhibition plunges us into the heart of the world of the mysterious and rebellious artist known worldwide for his fight against injustice and violence.

Frescoes by Banksy, a street-art pope whose face and identity are unknown , are magnificently displayed. The exhibition was also able to count on the loan of private collectors. A total of 51 works by the British street artist are displayed.

A committed work

In a first room the visitor begins the exhibition including seeing rat stencils, animal dear to the artist to denounce the tricks of our society. Then the visitor comes out of the shadows to find himself projected into a concrete decor in the Middle East. "Bethlehem Land", the wall mural of Bethlehem on which Banksy painted a donkey and a soldier side by side is reproduced on a wall 5 m high.

It denounces the Israeli occupation of Palestine. With the sound of a buzzing helicopter, "Fouille in rule", which represents a girl and a soldier, moves the walker, as well as "The dove of peace" or the "Launcher of flowers".

Then the visitor wanders in the vast and dark room dedicated to the Parisian works of Banksy realized last year. It is there that is exposed, repeated identically by several artists, "The young woman weeping at the door of Bataclan" with at his feet, a candle and some roses.

This painting, made in tribute to the 90 victims of November 13, 2015, was stolen six months later, raising widespread indignation. You can also admire "The girl covering a swastika", a drawing discovered along the Paris ring road near a former reception center for migrants.

Frescoes reproduced identically

"With this immersive exhibition, we wanted to stay in Banksy's rebellious and revolutionary spirit. I wanted to create an emotional shock so that people could better understand his work and his messages of love and peace, "says Hazis Vardar, Lafayette-Drouot space manager.

If the fifty or so original works of the artist, framed, comes from private collections, the many frescoes have been made on site by the identical by a dozen street artists from around the world. All at first had refused the proposal of this institution. "But when they realized that they had carte blanche to reconstruct real-scale streets in order to recontextualize Banksy's work, they all agreed," says Hazis Vardar. It was with the help of five workers that they managed to paint collectively 24 hours a day for a month.

And all wished as their master to remain anonymous to prolong the mystery ...

"The World of Banksy Exhibition: The Immersive Experience", from June 13 to July 31, 2019, at Espace Lafayette-Drouot, 44, rue du Faubourg Montmartre. (Paris 9th).

GENERAL POLITICAL SPEECH SOFT REFORMISM PROMISED BY EDOUARD PHILIPPE

MIA WHAT DRAW FOR YOUR PUSSY ?

From now on I am happy to go to the reception I have a rider. Between us I know very well that I will not receive the prize but it is already a great honor to be nominated.

Well I admit I realize this chance after part of legs in the air. I go home everyone jumps on me. Ex-Boss is so happy that he told everyone. My housemates planned me a little party improvised with rosé and bagels.

There my cousin Alicia comes into play wondering if I knew what I was going to wear that night. I'm replicating a little black cocktail dress. And there the lightning falls on me. But no Mia, you have to wear something classy and get out of the ordinary do not forget that it will advertise and you will be taken in photos in Time.

Ok I agree especially let's not forget I repeat and I say again I'll be at the hands of the handsome Philippe who I'm sure wears the tuxedo very well. So Saturday I will play the Pretty Woman of modern times. I want to be classy but a little color would be a good idea.

Because it will happen quickly Tuesday evening. Tomorrow I am interviewed for the newspaper I will dress in tailor outfit working girl. I must also prepare my written interview. Ex-Boss helps me for my interview tomorrow and I realize that it is a reality I have come a long way.

And I'm proud of my journey I never thought or imagined the little secretary who was nails trying to leave early or arriving late.

I had the chance to pass masters and I realized that I love to study and I often laugh it alone I find myself learning about everything and it is true we can say it screaming up and Fort Mia has become a cultured young woman.

The only thing or the negative point is a zero sentimental life. And yes I do not have a darling official but I have plans to go. Point of view sex I am updated and I have my personal coach Alicia who tells me her thrilling stories.

With her latest story she told me that the latest fashion is to make a funny cut to our ..... as it says very well to our "kitty" that moves the world is the to color her at this moment has between the legs a yellow daisy with white petals.

We decided she and I to go Saturday to make me a clover with four green leaves to bring me luck for Tuesday. We will see the result anyway it is ephemeral.

And you're going to make you do what drawing come with us we make an appointment for you ?

TOWARDS THE END OF THE SUDANESE SPRING ?

After months of peaceful protests, the Sudanese protest is now being violently repressed. On June 3, more than 100 civilians, according to the opposition, were killed in an assault by order of the military.

For many, this coup could mark the end of the "Sudanese Spring". But opposition and protesters want to keep up the pressure for a transfer of power to civilians.

Since the bloody dispersal of Sudanese protesters' sit-in in front of army headquarters in Khartoum on 3 June, 118 people have been killed and more than 500 wounded, according to the opposition. But the protesters intend to keep the pressure on the generals in power.

The Transitional Military Council has been in power since the April 11 dismissal of President Omar al-Bashir by the army, under pressure from the protest movement launched on 19 December in a climate of acute economic crisis.

A blocked political process between military and civilians

The protest calls for a transfer of power to a civilian government. Negotiations have been suspended since May 20 due to differences over the composition of a new body that would be responsible for leading the transition for three years.

After the fall of Omar al-Bashir, protesters maintained a sit-in installed since April 6 in front of army headquarters to demand the transfer of power to civilians. Both sides then began discussions on the transition period but failed to agree.

Born in December of anger against the tripling of the price of bread, the dispute quickly took a political turn.

The standoff took a bloody turn with the violent dispersion of the sit-in in Khartoum on June 3. After four days of repression, and despite the mediation of Mr. Ahmed, the protest launched on Sunday a civil disobedience movement.

Suppression of the sit-in and 118 dead

The announcement of the resumption of negotiations comes as the leaders of the protest had announced Monday night that they will soon publish the composition of their own governing body with a Prime Minister.

She also intervenes the day after the announcement of the visit this week of the US Assistant Secretary of State for Africa, Tibor Nagy. The State Department said the envoy would call "at the end of attacks against civilians".

According to a committee of doctors close to the protest, 118 people have died and more than 500 have been wounded since then, the majority in the dispersal of the sit-in. The authorities estimate 61 deaths, including 49 by "live ammunition" in Khartoum. On Tuesday, vehicles equipped with Rapid Support Forces (RSF) machine guns - paramilitaries accused of disputing the spread of the sit-in and the crackdown that followed - continued to patrol in several districts of the capital, mostly deserts.

Meanwhile, nine people were killed on Monday in al-Dalij village in western Darfur, a region wounded since 2003 by a civil war, according to a committee of doctors who blame Janjaweed militias for atrocities in the country. the region. The RSFs are considered by the protest and by experts as a "new version" of the Janjawid.

Resumption of negotiations

The Sudanese opposition and the Transitional Military Council (TMC) have agreed to resume talks on the formation of a new administration, Ethiopian mediator Mahmoud Dirir said Tuesday after more than three days of near-paralysis in Khartoum, the capital of Somalia. country.

The Sudanese protest has indeed agreed to end the civil disobedience movement launched after the start of a deadly crackdown and resume discussions with the military in power to find a way out of the crisis.

The Alliance for Freedom and Change (ALC), the spearhead of the protest, immediately called on the Sudanese to "get back to work on Wednesday," after more than three days of near-paralysis in the capital.

UN Security Council condemns violence

"The ALC agreed to end the civil disobedience movement from today" and "the two sides agreed to resume the talks soon," Drir said Tuesday.

In a statement, Council members called for the immediate end of violence against civilians and stressed the importance of respect for human rights.

George Clooney, very committed to Darfur

In an editorial co-signed with human rights activist John Prendergast and published in Politico, US actor George Clooney urged the international community to track dirty money from Sudan in the hope that the military will change its attitude towards events.

POLITICAL CARICATURES ARE INDISPENSABLE TO FREEDOM OF EXPRESSION

The daily said it had been thinking for a year to "align" the international edition to that published in the United States, which no longer includes political cartoons for many years. He intends to put this project into effect as of July 1st.

Controversy over caricatures

At the origin of this controversial decision was a caricature of comedian Antonio Moreira Antunes. In late April, the publication of a cartoon of Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and US President Donald Trump sparked an uproar within the Jewish community and beyond. The head of the Israeli government was drawn in the form of a guide dog, wearing a necklace with a star of David, and kept on a leash by the blind American president with a kippah on his head. This caricature

The New York Times has announced Monday that it will publish more political drawings in its international edition, after a recent controversy related to a caricature deemed antisemitic. These drawings are already banned from its American edition for several years.

For me . Plantu the American newspaper has "flattened itself in front of the social networks by apologizing several times for having published a drawing", and he should "get back together" and say that he was "wrong to separate from the designers because we can not imagine newspapers without the images of opinion ".

Press drawing is a "fundamental human right" for Plantu

Through the association Cartooning for peace (created in 2006 with Kofi Annan), and with the NGO Reporters Without Borders (RSF), Plantu is leading a campaign for press design to be recognized by UNESCO as a human right. fundamental. He therefore expressed his solidarity with his colleagues working for the New York Times, including Antonio Moreira Antunes, whose caricature is at the origin of this controversial decision.

The mobilization of the cartoonists

It is on Twitter, and with pencils, that cartoonists have reacted to the controversy. Authors like Ménégol, caricaturist who collaborates notably with the Figaro, fought back on the social network. In his drawing, the emblematic letters of the New York title became sawtooth, cutting up a pencil. The cartoonist Glon amused himself by caricaturing Donald Trump with his advisor. "But why does not the New York Times ever talk about me again?", The US president wonders. "They stopped the political caricature, Mr. President," his neighbor replies.

"As we supported the cartoonist Antonio who was censored by the New York Times (...), the association Cartooning for peace supports the cartoonist Patrick Chappatte", one of the cartoonists of the American newspaper for twenty years. years, pointed out the draftsman. "We are worried about the future of our democracies and the freedom of opinion," he added.

Cartoonists worried about democracy

"Maybe we should start to worry," said Patrick Chappatte "And we rebel. News cartoonists are born with democracy and when liberties are threatened, so are they. "

For his part, the head of the editorial section of the New York Times James Bennet said on Twitter that the newspaper wanted to continue working in the future with Patrick Chappatte and Heng Kim Song, his other star designer, on other formats...

A BEAUTIFUL RETREAT TONY PARKER

He does not want to be sidelined when he is no longer valid.

He thanks the NBA and the France team who believed in him.

He prefers to be remembered as a great athlete.

He wants to enjoy his wife Axelle Francine with whom he has been married for seven years and his two children Josh and Liam.

In addition he is a businessman he did not want to squander his money in the holidays.

He will continue to take care of ASVEL Lyon-Villeurbanne and Lyon ASVEL, where he is chairman and majority shareholder.

Moreover he will develop the ski area of ​​Villars more to his great joy he will be able to learn to ski because the insurance forbade him the practice of certain sports.

He is happy to finally taste French wine which he did not allow himself before.

For the schooling of his children he will continue to live in the United States (moreover he has US nationality) but he will often come to make small trips to France.

We wish him a lot of happiness......

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"SALVATOR MUNDI" BY LEONARD OF VINCI

WOULD BE ON MBS YACHT

At least that's what Kenny Schachter, an art market specialist who believes he has located Leonardo da Vinci's Salvator Mundi, has been missing since he was bought for a staggering amount a year and a half ago.

The "Salvator Mundi" has disappeared since its purchase a year and a half ago. The painting was acquired for $ 450 million at an auction held in November 2017 by Christie's, spiking all records in the art market.

Since then, the painting where Christ emerges from darkness, blessing the world with one hand while holding a transparent globe in the other, has never been shown in public. Some scholars have judged that it might have been done by Leonardo's disciples and not by the master himself.

While waiting for the development of a cultural site? Officially, it was acquired to complete the Louvre Abu Dhabi collection.

According to the Wall Street Journal, the buyer is actually the Saudi prince Badr ben Abdallah, acting on behalf of the powerful Saudi Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman, nicknamed MBS, which has never confirmed or denied.

Located on a yacht Kenny Schachter, a collector and art dealer based in London, reinforces this hypothesis on the site Artnet.com, devoted to the art market. For the specialist, the painting will remain at sea until Saudi Arabia manages to transform the Al-Ula region into a cultural site attracting international tourists.

At the beginning of the year, international musicians have already performed there, in a glass auditorium erected in the middle of the pre-Islamic ruins of this desert area of ​​northwestern Saudi Arabia.

RELEASE OF RUSSIAN JOURNALIST IVAN GOLOUNOV

"The decision to stop the prosecution against Ivan Golunov was taken because of insufficient charges against him," said Russian Interior Minister Vladimir Kolokoltsev.

On Monday, three Russian dailies (Kommersant, Vedomosti and RBK) showed their support for investigative journalist Ivan Golunov by publishing a "one" commune and a platform in his favor :

"I am, we are Ivan Golounov". This movement had spread to the point of pushing habitual supporters of the Kremlin, or ordinary silent figures on political issues, to take a stand for the imprisoned journalist.

"Today, we are trying to lock up a disturbing journalist," Konstantin Khabenski, an actor, said Monday from the scene of a film festival in Sochi.

If that succeeds, nothing says that we will not be tomorrow, considered disturbing. "

This event is the latest episode in a case that provoked a wave of indignation in Russia.

The investigative journalist of the independent online media Meduza, Ivan Golunov had already published several investigations on corruption in Moscow, including the town hall of the city. Ivan Golounov was arrested on Thursday, June 6, and placed under house arrest on Saturday night by a judge. According to the police, he tried to sell "a significant amount" of cocaine and mephedrone, a synthetic drug.

The journalist rejects these accusations, believing that they are related to his investigations.

On Saturday, a Moscow judge finally released him under judicial supervision and sentenced him to a residence "for a period of two months".

Ivan Golounov has always rejected police accusations from the beginning. In a joint statement, three Russian newspapers say that "the evidence of guilt of Ivan Golunov, provided by the investigators, is not convincing and that the circumstances of his arrest make it very doubtful that it took place with a violation of law". "Not excluding" that the arrest of the journalist is "related to his professional activities", the media "require a detailed audit of the actions of the police involved in the arrest of Ivan Golounov [...] and maximum transparency during the course of the investigation ". They also warn that they will follow "the investigation carefully" on this file.

Moreover, Meduza, who believes that his journalist is "persecuted because of his investigative work," also opened free access to the works of Ivan Golunov, which can therefore be read in English and shared by all without asking permission to the site

Prosecutions against Russian investigative journalist Ivan Golunov, accused of drug trafficking, have been dropped. He will be released from house arrest later today, Tuesday, June 11,

The minister added that an internal investigation was underway. The police who had arrested the journalist were suspended during the investigation to assess their actions. Vladimir Kolokoltsev also announced that he would ask Vladimir Putin to dismiss two senior police officers in the framework of this case.

Justice will now have to assess "the legality of the actions of the police officers who arrested" the journalist in Moscow.

In addition, two senior police officers will be fired. They are General of Police Andrei Puchkov, Head of Law Enforcement in the West District of the Russian Capital, and General Yuri Deviatkin, who heads the Moscow branch of the Anti-Trafficking Department. drug, according to the same source.

Is the sacrifice of senior officials a sign of the fragility of power?

Commenting on this news on her Facebook account, the spokesperson of the Russian diplomacy Maria Zakharova wrote "The best day. [Touched] to tears. Happiness".

Since the arrest of Ivan Golunov, many confreres, including the official media, but also artists and politicians, have supported him. The reporter's arrest provoked a series of protests across several Russian cities. More than 66,000 people signed a petition to demand the release of the journalist on the Change.org website. In addition, nearly 6,000 journalists signed the open letter requesting his release which was published by the union of media employees.

"This is an unprecedented victory for civil society, given almost dead, confronted with an ever more repressive legislative arsenal, and managed to win in just a few days".

ARM WRESTLING BETWEEN HONG KONG AND CHINA

WITH THE EXTRADITION ACT

The former British colony was on Sunday the scene of its largest protest since its handover to China in 1997. According to the organizers, over a million people took to the streets to ask the Hong Kong executive to give up his bill. The text has sparked criticism from Western countries as well as the outcry of some Hong Kongers who fear an opaque and politicized Chinese justice, and believe that this reform will undermine the international image and attractiveness of the semi-autonomous city.

The Chinese audio-visual media do not evoke the subject and the social networks that do it are censored.

Moreover, the magnitude of the demonstration did not deter the head of the local executive, Carrie Lam, who reaffirmed Monday that the Legislative Council (LegCo) - the Hong Kong Parliament dominated by the forces loyal to Beijing - would consider scheduled for Wednesday, June 12, 2019 this text at second reading.

Opponents of the text have announced a demonstration Wednesday near the LegCo and called on the population to participate or strike. Others also called for a rally on Tuesday night to spend the night near parliament. Traders have already mobilized on social networks, under a hashtag that can be translated as "# strike1206", to announce that their shops would close their doors to allow their employees to demonstrate.

At the end of the 1984 agreement between London and Beijing which presided over its retrocession in 1997, Hong Kong enjoyed a semi-autonomy and freedoms that did not exist in mainland China and, in theory, until 2047 The former British colony, however, has been the scene of intense political unrest over the past decade due to the concern over Beijing's growing interference in its internal affairs, and the perception that retrocession and the famous principle "One country, two systems" are no longer respected.

The controversial draft law must allow extraditions to all jurisdictions with which no bilateral agreement exists, including mainland China. The authorities say the law will fill a legal vacuum and make the city no longer a safe haven for some criminals. They ensure that safeguards exist to ensure that it respects international human rights standards and that it will not target political opponents of China.

But this bill presents serious risks in terms of human rights. Does not Hong Kong benefit from an autonomous judicial system ("One country, two systems," launched Deng Xiaoping), since 1997, when the former British colony was handed over to China?

The Sino-British agreement provides for the maintenance of this judicial system for fifty years. Beijing has signed the joint declaration with the United Kingdom, giving rise to a basic law that serves as a constitution in Hong Kong and guarantees certain rights to Hong Kongers. In no case was included the possibility of extraditing persons, in China or elsewhere.

Such a law on extradition would allow the authorities to ship any resident of the territory to mainland China, including people whose political activities would displease the Chinese Communist Party.

The demonstrations of Hong Kong and its 7.5 million inhabitants of Sunday, Monday and today are not mistaken who make their voices heard, like the "movement of the umbrellas" of 2014.

Among them, especially indigenous people, but also mainland Chinese and expatriates, Asian or not, whose presence is a guarantee to maintain Hong Kong as an international platform.

FRANCE EMERGENCIES IN STRIKE

Events are planned in the regions, and in Paris, in front of the Ministry of Health.

At the same time, Agnès Buzyn will be facing senators to defend her "My Health 2022" bill, which must "restore a necessary breath to our health care system".

She also promised a "refit mission" of emergency services led by LaRem deputy Thomas Mesnier.

More than 95 emergency services on strike all over the territory, striking teams requisitioned manu militari at home to take their job, exhausted carers forced to be stopped by their doctor, the situation is explosive in emergencies.

The emergency strike is a fundamental movement that the umpteenth mission, even "refoundation", commissioned by the health minister Agnès Buzyn, will not calm.

D-DAY OR PEACE IN HERITAGE

France is celebrating the 75th anniversary of the Allied landing on the beaches of Normandy Thursday in the presence of Donald Trump, Emmanuel Macron, and several veteran centenarians.

The American president and his wife Melania landed in the middle of the morning in Caen aboard Air Force One.

A key step in the liberation of Europe from the Nazi yoke, this landing is the largest in history by the number of ships engaged. Nearly 3,000 Norman civilians lost their lives on June 6 and 7, almost as many as military allies on D-Day.

Early this morning, Theresa May and Emmanuel Macron began these celebrations on the French side by unveiling the first stone of the future memorial in honor of the British military in Ver-sur-Mer (Calvados).

The French president reaffirmed the solidity of the "singular ties" between France and the United Kingdom despite the prospect of Brexit, and just before the next departure of Mrs. May from the head of the British government.

This ceremony is one of his last official appearances abroad. At the end of the ceremony, the two leaders greeted the veterans before admiring the Gold Beach.

Donald and Melania Trump met Thursday morning Emmanuel and Brigitte Macron to honor the memory of the American fighters for the 75th anniversary of the landing.

The American cemetery of Colleville-sur-Mer, majestic site overlooking the cliff counts 9,387 white crosses or stars of David perfectly aligned on a green lawn that seems to extend as far as the eye can see.

Approximately 160 veterans of the Second World War (45 D-Day) are present for the ceremony

For their part, French Prime Minister Edouard Philippe and his Canadian counterpart Justin Trudeau celebrated the 14,000 Canadians landed on June 6th.

"75 years ago today, on these shores, on these cliffs, 10,000 men shed their blood and thousands sacrificed their lives for their brothers, their countries, and for the survival of freedom," said Le President Donald Trump.

INTERCOMMUNITY MASSACRE IN MALI

Intercommunity revenge

The death toll is still unclear: in the afternoon of Monday, the government said in a statement a provisional record of 95 deaths.

For its part, the association of Dogon hunters Dan Nan Ambassagou "(Monday) noted with indignation the barbaric and ignoble attack on the village of Sobane" and "condemns with the utmost energy this intolerable terrorist and genocidal act" "

Zones under the guise of jihadist groups

In a statement released Monday, the Malian government suspected those attackers of being terrorists, before ensuring that "all measures will be taken to stop and punish the perpetrators of this carnage". Security reinforcements have been deployed to try to find the perpetrators of this umpteenth killings. The Ministry of Justice announced Monday night, the opening of an investigation, led by the prosecutor of the judicial center specializing in the fight against terrorism.

"It is not a cycle of revenge, of vendetta, that this country must be led," said ORTM public television president Malian, in Switzerland for the centenary of the International Labor Organization (ILO), announcing that he was shortening his stay. "IBK" (his initials) instead called for a "reunion" between Malians, "which alone will allow us to rebound and allow our nation to survive. Because we are in question of survival, "he said.

State powerlessness

For the head of the UN Mission in Mali (Minusma), this drama illustrates the impotence of the Malian state to prevent inter-ethnic clashes on its soil. "In response, a coordinated UN mission was put with the support of the Malian authorities, and the UN organization is mobilized in Mali to provide humanitarian assistance to assist those affected, and the mission received air support this morning, in coordination with Malian authorities, in order to avoid future attacks. ", according to the United Nations, June 20, 2019.

A meeting on troop contributors to the Minusma is scheduled for Wednesday afternoon at the United Nations, which the Security Council is expected to decide on June 27 on the mandate of the force. The UN Secretary General, Antonio Guterres, recommends that it not be reduced, despite calls from the United States.

Since the emergence in 2015 in central Mali of the jihadist group of the preacher Amadou Koufa, recruiting primarily among the Fulani, traditionally breeders, the clashes between the community and the Bambara and Dogon ethnic groups, mainly engaged in agriculture, have increased. created their "self-defense groups". Since 2015, this violence has spread from the north to the center of the country, and sometimes to the south. They are concentrated mainly in the center, often mixed with inter-communal conflicts, a phenomenon that is also experienced by neighboring Burkina Faso and Niger.

Northern Mali had fallen in March-April 2012 under the guise of jihadist groups but entire areas are beyond the control of the Malian, French and UN forces, despite the signing in 2015 of a peace agreement meant to isolate definitively the jihadists, whose application accumulates delays.

The violence culminated on March 23 with the massacre at Ogossagou, near the Burkinabè border, of some 160 Peul villagers by suspected members of Dogon hunter groups.

Violations of human rights

Since January 2018, the Human Rights and Protection Division of the UN Mission in Mali (Minusma) has documented 91 human rights violations committed by traditional hunters against civilian members of the population peule, in the regions of Mopti and Ségou, having made at least 488 dead and 110 wounded, said May 16 the Minusma during a scrum.

Conversely, armed self-defense groups in the Fulani community committed 67 human rights violations against the civilian population in the Mopti region in the same period, causing 63 deaths and 19 injuries, the report said.

BORIS JOHNSON WILL NOT PAY FOR BREXIT

The survival of the conservative party depends on it, he says. In addition, Boris Johnson warns Brussels, saying it would refuse that the United Kingdom pays the Brexit bill until the European Union accepts better conditions of withdrawal.

"Our friends and partners need to understand that the money will be kept until we have more clarity on the way to go," said this "Brexit" supporter in a Sunday Times interview. In total, the amount of the bill has not yet been precisely established, but it should amount to "39 billion pounds," according to Johnson, between 40 and 45 billion euros.

"In a good deal, the money is an excellent solvent and a very good lubricant," said the one who was in charge of Foreign Affairs, on the occasion of his first speech since the resignation of Ms. May Friday of the head from the Conservative Party.

The agreement between London and Brussels, rejected by the British Parliament, provides for the settlement of commitments made by the United Kingdom under the current multiannual budget (2014-2020), which also covers the transitional period provided for by the agreement. The text does not give figures for the invoice, but a method of calculation.

Great Brexit craftsman

Theresa May remains head of government by the end of July, until the party appoints its new leader, who will immediately become prime minister. Johnson is seen as the favorite among the ten or so candidates.

"Bojo" (54) was one of the great architects of the Brexit victory in the June 2016 referendum. He wants the UK to leave the EU on October 31, renegotiated or not. Appreciated by the base of his party, the former mayor of London raises, however, more contrasted reactions among Tory deputies.

On June 7, the British court rejected the prosecution of Boris Johnson for lying during the Brexit referendum campaign. Boris Johnson was accused of knowingly lying when he was mayor of London, saying that the UK was paying 350 million pounds a week in Brussels.

Fervent defender of a hard line on the Brexit, the former mayor of London also promises to lead the country with an "elite team".

"I really feel like I'm the best equipped candidate, not only to organize the Brexit," but also to give color to the Conservative party, he adds.

SUCCESSFUL TRUMP ARM WRESTLING

WITH MEXICO AGAINST CLANDESTINE IMMIGRATION

According to the US Customs and Border Protection (CBP), more than 144,200 migrants were arrested or turned back in May on the southern border of the United States. An increase of 32% compared to the previous month and 178% compared to May 2018, and a record over the last thirteen years. The majority of these migrants are from the Central American "North Triangle" (Guatemala, Honduras, El Salvador)

After several days of negotiations and ten hours of intense discussions Friday on the issue of migration with its southern neighbor, the United States finally reached an agreement with Mexico

Mexico will step up control at its borders to limit illegal immigration, primarily to the southern border of the country, with Guatemala. What raise the threat of tariffs on Mexican products brandished by the US President.

The United States and Mexico snatched an immigration deal on Friday night in Washington, after several days of tough negotiations, lifting the threat of tariffs on Mexican products brandished by Donald Trump and potentially damaging to their savings.

"The United States has reached an agreement with Mexico. The tariffs scheduled to be applied Monday by the United States, against Mexico, are therefore suspended indefinitely, "wrote Trump on Twitter.

He added that Mexico will take "strong measures to stem the flow of migration" through his country to the southern border of the United States where police and customs are overwhelmed by the number of arrivals.

"This will greatly reduce, or eliminate, illegal immigration from Mexico to the United States," he said.

National Guard deployed on the southern border

The United States was of the view that Mexico was not doing enough to control its border with Guatemala, south of its territory, allowing networks to migrate to the United States on its soil. These are mainly from Guatemala, Honduras and El Salvador and are only passing through Mexican soil.

"The deployment of its National Guard across Mexico, primarily to its southern border," is among the measures of the agreement, said the statement.

The figure of 6000 men was announced Thursday by Mexico after extensive discussions at the US State Department between the delegations of both countries.

Waiting for asylum from Mexico

Mexico should also have access to another US request. All migrants coming to seek asylum in the United States will be returned to Mexico until they are processed by US courts.

While leaving the State Department in Washington on Friday night, Mexican Foreign Minister Marcelo Ebrard called the deal "fair balance," noting that the US "had more drastic demands at the outset" . "Thanks to the support of all Mexicans, the imposition of customs duties on Mexican products exported to the United States could be avoided," welcomed Mexican President Andrés Manuel López Obrador on Twitter.

The use of the commercial weapon in this case had worried the business community, as the economic relations are close between the two countries.

According to the Chamber of Commerce, the 5% tax would have cost American consumers more than $ 17 billion a year; 87 billion if the customs bill climbed to 25%.

STRUGGLE OF RUSSIAN JOURNALIST

FOR DRUG TRAFFICKING

After being arrested on Friday, June 7 for drug possession, a Russian investigative journalist was charged with trying to smuggle a "significant amount of drugs," his lawyer said.

Reporter for the independent media online Meduza, Ivan Golounov, 36, has written articles on scams carried out by microcredit companies, the Moscow waste crisis, the mafia sharing of the business of cemeteries and other cases of corruption and embezzlement. "Ivan Golounov's professional reputation is flawless. He is a meticulous, honest and impartial journalist, "his management in Meduza, a media outlet based in Riga, Latvia, said to escape the control of the Russian authorities.

"Ivan Golunov has been charged with attempted drug trafficking," said lawyer Pavel Tchikov on Telegram messaging. There he published a police document accusing independent media reporter Meduza of trying to sell "a significant amount" of cocaine and mephedrone.

Hospitalized

Russian police said on Saturday that the Russian investigative journalist charged with drug smuggling Ivan Golunov had been admitted to a Moscow hospital after "feeling bad" during his detention.

The reporter, who works for the independent news website Meduza and whose supporters say he is the victim of a "trumped-up" case by the authorities, "complained of feeling bad", the Moscow police said in a statement

Police say they arrested the 36-year-old journalist in Moscow on Thursday, who had nearly four grams of mephedrone, a synthetic drug, found in his backpack, and then discovered other drug-containing packets during a week. search at his home.

According to his lawyer, the police refused to carry out tests on his hands to check whether he was in contact with the offending substance. More troubling: the investigators quickly broadcast photos after the search of his apartment. The images show an alignment of plastic bags filled with powder. But Golounov's friends assure that the photos, except for one, were not taken at his home.

Ivan Golunov is suspected of "drug trafficking" and faces up to 15 years in prison. He rejects the charges against him and claims that these drug packets do not belong to him. "We have reason to believe that Golunov is persecuted for his journalistic work," media officials headquartered in Latvia, Riga, said in an attempt to escape Russian control.

"We are convinced that Ivan Golunov is innocent," Meduza's management said in a statement, adding that the journalist had "received threats in recent months" because of an investigation he was working on. This is also the certainty of his colleagues working for independent media in Russia, who cite recurring threats.

"Placed without his knowledge"

"There are many indications that the drugs have been placed without his knowledge," said Djoulai, citing numerous violations in the police work in this case.

On Friday, dozens of journalists demonstrated outside the headquarters of the Moscow Ministry of Interior and some of them were briefly arrested.

The Russian presidential council for human rights, which advises Vladimir Putin, issued a statement Friday evening after one of its members, Eva Merkatcheva, visited Ivan Golunov in detention. "He said he had not slept for 24 hours and he was feeling bad. He did not eat either, "said Merkacheva, adding that he claimed to have received two punches and that police officers had stood on his chest.

Reporters Without Borders warned that the case, if found to be fabricated, could mark "a significant escalation in the persecution" of independent journalists in Russia.

Russia ranks 149th in RSF's press freedom rankings in 2019 out of a total of 180 countries.

MIA NOMINEE WITH GOLDEN GLOBES

I even get an official mail that what no I dream I hallucinate I am invited to the Golden Globe Woman of The Year.

Ex-Boss repeats to me "Mia it's great I knew you had genius". I just think I'm still single and my mother who calls me every day yes every day is her favorite occupation to ask her darling little girl to not how is my life at work but how is my life with Philippe's so nice handsome.

And every day I tell myself tells him he dumped you uh no that I dropped it to not pass for looseuse. And yes she never asks me for my work I told her for my premium she did not answer me bravo but then when I pass the mayor!

Ex-boss makes a phone call next to me to our big boss he can never reach him. He does not stop shouting his joy "I am pleased to announce that our dear Mia in person is nominated for the title of the biggest businesswoman of the year. ".

There, an electro-shock brings me quickly to reality what I am what oh no tell me that I misunderstood. I'm waiting impatiently for him to put down this bloody combo and ask him what's the story. Him: Mia you did not understand. And there I collapse crying why it happens to me. I did not ask anything

He: But Mia why are you crying it's great for your career and it's a big publicity stunt to the firm. But who will I go with again?

Him: With me and the team we have a reserved table and imagine the pride of your mother you will be in the "Time" picture. I want to tell him but my mother does not care about my work and I would like to tell him I do not care about this price I want a darling. He does not understand anything for nothing it is not possible.

I'm tired I decide to go back and here in the elevator of my building I meet Philippe who asks me what I have. Because I really have the head of a depressed. He offers me to have a drink at home.

I accept out of curiosity because I do not really know his loft. I realize that he holds the house fairy or is manic-depressive. I ask him the question. Philippe: Mia you know that I am annuitant and like ... (Ha yes my poor little darling you surf or sport all the time.) I do not know what to do I put my apartment.

Well then what happens to you pretty Mia at the same time he serves me a glass of red wine that comes from France. I taste it is delicious and there catastrophe I pour the glass on my dress yellow bodice tells me to remove the quick I'm going to put salt is a thing of grand-mother. I obey I watch him go get salt and coat my dress and then he looks at me smiling, saying pretty lingerie.

I realize just then that I am perched on my styluses body lace push-up in front of him. There I go to the red and it happens I want to say it goes on kiss me in the neck drag his clothes to the ground takes me in his arms like a bride and gently drops me on his bed and makes love to me as I imagine a groom would do it to his bride is so good. Then once finished, Prince Charming becomes a gougeat faithful to his image.

Philippe: Well Mia your dress must be ready and this little shot has cheered you up what we say thank you Philippe. When I get dressed, I see that he has received the same mail as me. I ask him if he will go there he tells me that he must go but it only annoys him. I jump on the occasion I propose to come to our table and go with me. He answers me: awesome. Philippe: Your company has a table altogether ?

There I play it bitch and it makes me feel good. Me: Yes we go because I'm nominated.

He: Bravo you have to manage in business, I should give you my wallet.

Here I found myself a pigeon to go with me with a body of dream and cute to make jealous many cats and do not forget to take pictures with him to send them to my dear mom that should calm her for a moment. I say goodbye and thank you. Him: Thanks for what Mia.

There I came to my senses and said to him gaily for the glass of course I have morale again I'm no longer alone at this reception but as a couple. I will not say thank you for making me cum.

A CAPRICE OF HOUELLEBECQ ?

"It would take a long time to tell, it's a novel scene," he wrote to organizers of the literary festival Krokodil, in a message read Friday night to a crowded and incredulous room, who had come to hear the writer read excerpts from his work.

I it took a "smell of fuel" at the time of embarkation at Paris-Charles-De-Gaulle in the flight of Air Serbia to worry the author of Sérotonime.

And a pretty thirty-something. "There was a kind of rebellion of passengers, who demanded to get out of the plane," "it was a woman who took the lead of the rebellion, initially absolutely alone," says the writer.

"She said exactly what I wanted to say"; "It was she who had the courage to say it, not me", concedes Michel Houellebecq in this message projected on giant screen of the amphitheater Kombank Dvorana. Glad to have witnessed "this brief confrontation with the authority (which reminds him of the very long French episode of yellow vests"), he did not go to Belgrade where he was expected.

And yet with three connections a day he could have been present at the reading.

But "I really do not want to take the plane in the immediate future, it must cancel," Michel Houellebecq loose. "I'm sorry about all this, but I think it could have ended worse" certainly!

Michel Houellebecq (Misel Uelbek in Serbian) is considered in Serbia as a giant of contemporary world literature.

BIRTHDAY OF QUEEN ELISABETH II

TROPPING THE COLORS

MADONNA I FEEL VIOLATED

Indeed if Madonna is delighted with the clichés that the photographer JR took from her to illustrate the article published in the New York Times on Wednesday, she is not at all satisfied with the article as she explains in a message posted this Thursday on Instagram.

"To say that I am disappointed by the article would be an understatement," she begins.

The pop star believes that one can "cure this society and its eternal need to diminish, denigrate and degrade what it knows to be good. Especially the Independent Women. "

She blames the journalist to whom she gave access to "a world that few have the opportunity to see" to have focused on "trivial and superficial details."

The article is titled "Madonna is sixty years old". For the star, the magazine would not have emphasized the age if it was a man.

"I feel violated," says the singer, who recalls that she has "the right to use this comparison, having been violated at the age of 19."

The New York Times article, however, evokes Madonna as "not only the best ranked female artist in the charts, and the most profitable in history, but also the artist who changed the rules of pop culture forever ".

"Without Madonna there would not have been Britney Spears and Lady Gaga."

Madonna will release her fourteenth studio album on Friday, June 14, 2019.

"This is further proof that the venerable NYT is one of the founding fathers of patriarchy. And I say DEATH TO PATRIARCAT. I will never stop fighting to eradicate it.»

THE WASHINGTON PLAN

IN COMMERCIAL WAR AS BEIJING

A strengthening of Sino-American tensions

The White House has decided to act to guard against a dependence, considered too important and harmful, on foreign imports of "critical" minerals. In the commercial war against Washington, Beijing has recently raised the threat of opening a new front: that of rare earths, 80% from China and are a vital need for many high-tech firms . . Its stake, according to Wilbur Ross, the US Secretary of Commerce, quoted in a statement: "ensure that the United States will not be cut off from these vital materials."

By the end of December 2017, Donald Trump had issued a presidential decree aimed at "guaranteeing safe and reliable supplies of critical minerals" for US security, such as uranium or rare earths. He regretted that the country was "heavily dependent on imports of certain products essential to security and economic prosperity".

So he asked for a report that has just been made to identify new sources of "critical materials" and to define a "strategy to reduce the dependency of the nation" on these types of products.

It is true that the issue is important. "The United States is heavily dependent on imports of crucial minerals," says the report of about fifty pages.

In fact, the report mentions 35 strategic elements (including uranium, titanium and rare earths) for which the United States is particularly dependent on foreign countries. And recalls that for 14 of them, "the United States has no domestic production and is completely dependent on imports".

"If China or Russia stops exports to the United States and its allies for an extended period - similar to China's rare earths embargo in 2010 - a prolonged disruption of supply could cause shocks in the United States, "the report warns.

A disaster scenario that would be as damaging to US green technologies (wind turbines, solar panels, electric cars) as to the defense industry. Military equipment such as Abrams tanks, long-range missiles, F-35 combat aircraft have recourse to it.

A strategy with 24 objectives

To avoid any catastrophic scenario, the US administration released on Tuesday a "federal strategy to ensure safe and reliable supplies" in materials deemed critical to national security. The report proposes a strategy based on six action plans, defines 24 objectives and puts forward about sixty recommendations.

Among the action plans, the authors recommend firstly to accelerate the R & D and the deployment of methods of recycling and reuse of these strategic minerals. It is also necessary to find alternatives, to diversify the supply and to improve the processes of extraction, separation and purification. Washington must also strengthen cooperation and improve international trade in these minerals with its allies.

The strategic plan also provides for a precise census of the natural resources available in the country in order to exploit them. But also to develop less traditional supply chains, using for example the extraction of these rare earths from seawater or coal waste.

And, as it has done for other industries, the administration wants to deregulate in order to speed up the issuance of new mining licenses. And finally, the US government wants to ensure that it has the skilled manpower to carry out its project and build a strong national industrial base.

Overall, the plan aims to act on the entire supply chain, both upstream and downstream, to make the United States less dependent on other nations to obtain and process critical minerals.

MOSCOW SPY THE RUSSIANS TINDER USERS

This was stated by Russian Internet policeman Roskomnadzor on Monday.

Roskomnadzor maintains a list of active online services in Russia that must provide the data of their users to the Russian authorities, if they so request.

Tinder "was added to this register after providing the necessary information, at the request of Roskomnadzor," tweeted the Russian telecom agency.

Roskomnadzor draws up this list in collaboration with the Russian security services.

It obliges its members to share encryption keys with the authorities and to keep the data of their users in Russia for six months.

Currently, this register has dozens of companies including the Russian social network Vkontakte.

POLITICAL AND COMMERCIAL AGREEMENT

BETWEEN PUTIN AND XI JINPING

"The positions of Russia and China are very close or fully coincide on most international issues" such as the North Korean nuclear program, the conflict in Syria, the crisis in Venezuela or the Iran nuclear deal, which were to be discussed during this visit, said Mr Ushakov.

Trade agreements

The trade war between Washington and Beijing has indeed crossed a new level last weekend, darkening its economic prospects. Russian-US relations, already in the grip of numerous crises, have been poisoned by accusations of electoral interference since Donald Trump's arrival at the White House.

Talks between the two leaders could result in the signing of thirty agreements.

"I am convinced that this visit will lead to further impressive successes" in the bilateral relations "which will only get better and better," said Xi, at the beginning of his meeting with Mr. Putin in the Great Hall of the Kremlin.

"In recent years, relations between Russia and China have reached an unprecedented level, including through your direct participation," said Vladimir Putin. The Russian President expressed the certainty that "this visit will provide a powerful additional boost to the development of bilateral ties".

After his Moscow program, Xi Jinping visited the former capital of the tsars on Thursday, where he is the guest of honor at the St. Petersburg Economic Forum, the main business meeting in Russia in which 17,000 people take part. .

Xi Jinping and Vladimir Putin must sign a joint declaration after their talks in Moscow on "strengthening relations, global partnership and strategic cooperation, which are entering a new era", according to the Kremlin advisor, Yuri Ushakov.

"Very close" positions

In a context of strong tensions between Russia and the West, trade between Moscow and Beijing increased by 25% in 2018 to reach a record level of 108 billion, according to the Kremlin.

Russia, whose economy has been hard hit by European and US sanctions since 2014 due to the Ukrainian crisis and the annexation of Crimea, "is really turning from the European market to the Chinese market", says Russian analyst Alexander Gabuyev of the Carnegie Center in Moscow.

China has also become "a very important investor" in the Russian economy and maintains its public and private funding in Russia at a time when the country is seeing other foreign players leave because of sanctions.

On the political side, the agreement between these two permanent members of the UN Security Council, who often vote in unison, also looks good.

75TH ANNIVERSARY OF THE LANDING

After attending two hours of performances, they will participate in a lunch together.

Thursday, they are expected on seven French sites of Normandy for a diplomatico-memorial sequence within the framework of the

"D Day".

In total more than 280 events have been labeled for this 75th anniversary of the landing, with many popular balls, fireworks and jumps paratroopers.

Key stage of the liberation of Europe from the Nazi yoke, the landing of June 6, 1944 is the most important in history by the number of ships engaged:

6,939 ships landed 132,700 men on the beaches of Normandy.

Nearly 3,000 Norman civilians lost their lives on June 6 and 7, almost as many as allies on D-Day.

From 5 to 6 million tourists are expected in 2019 on the sites of the Battle of Normandy as part of this event.

PROSTITUTION ON SOCIAL NETWORKS

AND LOVERBOYS

Two-thirds of prostitution on the internet

The Scelles Foundation, which mentions a note from the French Ministry of the Interior dated May 2018, points out that "for the first time in 2017, the percentage of identified victims exercising on public roads was lower than that of victims exercising" in prostitution. lodged ", in apartments or hotels. ". In France, this new form of prostitution represents "two-thirds of prostitution".

Of the 35 countries in the spotlight, the same report is alarming: pimps use Whatsapp to communicate with each other and with prostitutes, they spot their prey on Instagram and bait the customers via classified ads on the web.

All countries are affected

For example, a Russian pimp was arrested in 2016 for leading a prostitution ring in Lebanon and throughout the Middle East via Whatsapp, whose encryption makes it difficult for the authorities to monitor it. In Israel, "Tinder is today the most used tool for finding prostitutes," the report said.

The phenomenon of loverboys and cities

This international observatory also noted the recent emergence in France of a new form of exploitation: "loverboys", which is part of the trafficking of underage girls.

The phenomenon was first spotted in the Netherlands, and settled in Germany. Today, it is anchored in France. The "loverboys" are young men, in their twenties in general. They seduce girls even younger, usually minor. They create the illusion of a love story. They set a situation of emotional and financial dependence. And end up prostituting them. This phase is often accompanied by physical violence.

In France, girls, often minors, are identified on Snapchat or Instagram, before being prostituted in apartments rented on the Airbnb platform and transformed into "brothels ephemeral".

Yves Charpenel, president of the Fondation Scelles and Chief Advocate General at the Court of Cassation, also points out: "City prostitution is in full upsurge, accounting for around 20% of human trafficking in France. (...) It goes on the Internet and takes place out of sight. Girls are prostitutes in apartments, hotel rooms. It is also the reign of terror, omerta, victims do not usually complain. No need to bring "girls" from Africa or South America, the raw material is on site in the city, at hand. We are in French-French. "

"The digital facilitates the concealment, anonymity and discretion that allow to develop illegal activities," says the Foundation. "From the same computer, a criminal network can identify its future prostitutes, bring customers and launder money," summarizes Yves Charpenel, magistrate and president of the Foundation.

Difficult, sometimes, for the authorities to characterize this pimping which slips in the sites of classified advertisements behind ambiguous messages, promising "massages", "moments of escape" or even "to take a shower after".

Stop the phenomenon.

"Prostitution generates so much profit that it sweeps everywhere. We need to make platforms more accountable, "said Mr Charpenel. However, the report notes "significant milestones".

In France, the website Vivastreet, targeted by a survey for "aggravated pimping," decided in June 2018 to suspend its "Meetings" section, to prevent "any abuse" or "inappropriate use" of "certain users".

In the United States, the adoption in March 2018 by the Congress of a law putting an end to the impunity of the websites letting prostitution ads run has allowed the closure of the "Backpage" site, sometimes presented by its detractors like the the world's first prostitution site.

"A real governance of the internet remains to be built," says Fondation Scelles.

TRIUMPHANT ARRIVAL OF DONALD TRUMP

IN LONDON

Just hours before Air Force One landed on British soil on Monday, June 3, Donald Trump cracked a tweet that openly criticized the mayor of London.

He described the mayor of the British capital Sadiq Khan as "loser total". "Sadiq Khan (...)

made some nasty comments "about the President of the United States," tweeted Donald Trump, saying the "total loser" would do better to focus on fighting crime in London.

A funny way to thank the one who will be his host for three days.

Fortunately the President of the United States will not meet the city council during this stay, but Theresa May, Prime Minister on the departure for failing to implement the exit of the European Union, three years after the Brexit referendum.

Last July, during a previous visit, Donald Trump had already lectured to the head of the government on this inextricable Brexit.

This time again, Donald Trump should not hesitate to play moralists with his British counterpart.

In an interview with The Sunday Times on Sunday, June 2, the US president reiterated his commitment to a tough Brexit.

Equal to himself, Donald Trump also recommended his future successor to leave the EU without agreement and made the former foreign minister Boris Johnson, a supporter of a hard Brexit, his champion to replace it.

Jeremy Corbyn, head of Labor, Britain's main opposition party, called Donald Trump's comments "an unacceptable interference in our democracy".

Among his opponents, the American president even counts Meghan Markle. The Duchess of Sussex has even pretended to have to take care of Archie not to have to rub shoulders with the President of the United States Buckingham Palace.

Since then, he has been called "nasty" in an interview.

FANTASMES DES HOMMES

A VOUS MONSIEUR !

QU'EST-CE QU'ELLE A MA PETITE POITRINE ?

NABILLA CREE

L'EMEUTE AU SALON DU LIVRE !

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Tu affiches un plantureux 75A !

.Avoir une petite poitrine est-il complexant ? Non: fais-en une force et assume ! Les points positifs et négatifs :Pour les premiers, tu ne souffres pas de .......

Un rendez-vous incontournable de la littérature que le Salon du livre de Paris :

Trois mille auteurs pendant quatre jours avec d'immenses auteurs, de grands poètes ........

VICTORIA'S SECRET OU LE DEFILE LE PLUS HOT DE LA

LE CALENDRIER PIRELLI OU L'HOMMAGE AUX FEMMES

PARADIS  FISCAUX contre

ÉTATS GLOUTONS

C'est Lady Gaga qui animera avec Bruno Mars et The Weeknd le grand show de Victoria's Secret et ses anges dans la Ville lumière.

L'événement se tient demain, au Grand Palais, pour être retransmis à la télévision américaine ..........

Jamais les paradis fiscaux ne se sont aussi bien portés malgré la croisade lancée en 2009 par les dirigeants des pays développés.

Si l'on regarde l'origine géographique des investissements directs .....

COMMERCIAL WAR WITH THE UNITED STATES

PEKIN'S ARMY RARE EARTHS

Rare earth?

It is a set of 17 metals essential to advanced technologies, found in smartphones, plasma screens, electric vehicles and weapons.

In detail, the rare metals include scandium, yttrium and the fifteen elements of the group of lanthanides. These mineral materials have optical and magnetic properties used in the manufacture of high performance permanent magnets, which themselves are used for wind, electronics, robotics and arming.

Contrary to what their name suggests, rare earths are relatively abundant but their electromagnetic properties - particularly sought after - make them "strategic metals". These seventeen essential metals for the manufacture of technological products are said to be "rare" because they are difficult to detect, to exploit and to isolate chemically.

China is not only the world's largest producer of rare earths, it is also the world's largest refiner and Washington is 80% dependent on the Asian giant for supplies.

The virtual monopoly of China

The Middle Kingdom produces 80% of the rare earths and serves almost two-thirds of the world's demand - even though the country has less than half of the world's reserves.

This quasi-monopoly is to be found especially in terms of the ease of extraction - and low costs - of these elements in clay sand in the south of the country.

But also on the side of environmental regulations less demanding than in other countries, such as the United States for example. China has agreed to "pay" the ecological cost of extracting and refining rare earths, which explains its dominance of the sector.

Rare earths give China an enormous political and economic leverage against the United States. The trade war between the two giants has intensified since the Trump administration banned US companies from selling technology to Huawei. This decision could jeopardize the world number two of smartphones, soon deprived of a crucial supply of electronic chips.

If Beijing had hitherto been limited to innuendo, the tone has suddenly become more threatening at the end of the week. "If anyone wants to use products made from our rare earth exports to curb the development of China, then I think (...) the Chinese people will be dissatisfied," warned a senior official. powerful economic planning agency (NDRC).

What about the threat ?

Beijing intends to limit its exports of rare earth "to countries that turn against China," to quote the Chinese Minister of Commerce.

In the trade war against Washington, Beijing threatens to reduce its exports of rare metals, essential to many industries in the United States, including weapons.

The threat comes as new surtaxes come into effect Saturday in China on US products, in retaliation for the tariff increases announced by Donald Trump in early May on Chinese products.

If China put its threat into effect, the technology industry - American in particular - could end up in an uncomfortable situation.

But despite its near-monopoly on supply, China is not the only country with significant resources. Brazil and Vietnam each have estimated deposits of 22 million tonnes out of a global total of 120 million, according to the US Geological Survey (USGS). China's reserves are estimated at 44 million tons. And any restriction on rare earth exports could trigger a hunt for alternative sources.

Despite all the impact on US manufacturers could be disastrous causing the closure of almost all assembly lines of cars, computers, smartphones and aircraft if China decided to impose an embargo on these materials.

In 2010, had China not already used this means of pressure against Japan in a dispute over the Senkaku Islands ?

SEDUCTION

Nowadays there are plenty of applications to switch to drag mode thanks to apps like Meetic where you sign up, badoo just a click to tell the person that you like it in the "Like han"

But there are also ways to drag. Already the first question is to try to see if the person is free or not because in this site there are plenty of married men or married women who pretend to be single they just want to shoot.

This you will immediately notice because the questions are more about your physique and if you sleep immediately if you like pipes or licking pussy.

Yes, now people do not know how to flirt.

Just look at the rate of singles that is growing and goes from thirty to fifty years old the age one would like to cram.

But why because we are in a consumer society a little problem and hop we throw the being who shares our life. And after again starting point then let's take a lesson of seduction.

Here we go.

First you have to focus on the place of drag so you do not go wrong. If it's for a one-night stand a champagne bar is enough. But if it's for more choose your place compared to what you like.

The golfer will hang out at the club house bar, the jogger will be shopping, the doctor the salons of his profession etc ... then if it is without any specific desire do not choose a restaurant because it is very difficult to engage the conversation rather take a bar because the dialogue passes easier for a man too easy '"I can offer you a drink" for a woman is another woman.

For a young lady she bangs without intention to his prey man or woman and plays his role of seduction using very revealing factors.

Like touching a pat on the other's shoulder taking a hand by just grazing a cat's pussy look them says a sweet voice draws more than a hoarse voice.

For an approach to play with all your senses of your assets the art of making laugh is a good approach.

The dubious body language is very trendy we are no longer looking for an audible conversation but a quick rapprochement for example to see if a man is receptive as in a man take his tie back to him but it is to be a little player it is necessary to direct your hand gently on his pants at the level of ...

To seduce a woman blow him in the neck or close his bodice touching her breasts.

The way to dress is also a seduction because if you wear a turtleneck a tie shirt closed until the top shows that you are closed. On the contrary if you have a fluid dress an open top to see your skin gives a sexy look a man in neglected tie gives an open air because the open dredge is open ...

Personally I like to ask my journey to a man who attracts me I do one that does not understand anything in the end he always starts the journey with me I tell him it's too nice and I end with:

I allow myself to kiss you because your gallantry exceeds everything and it always ends by asking me my number and ..... then a few days after that ends with a lesson in anatomy thorough.

DISCOVERY OF RARISSIMES COINS

Thirty gold and silver coins, some of them "rare", had been hidden by their owner at the end of the Middle Ages under an opulent house in Dijon. These pieces from several European countries have just been found.

The archaeologists of Dijon Inrap (National Institute of Preventive Archaeological Research) made this discovery last January in the heart of the capital of Burgundy, close to the old abbey Saint Benigne, on the occasion of an archaeological diagnosis realized before the construction of a building. "A small nest egg with a wedding medallion", buried at the end of the 15th century under the soil of a house that "perhaps belonged to a little aristocrat or a bourgeois with a little enriched", explained the archaeologist Stéphane Alix, Head of Operations at Inrap.

These coins "tell the story of the merchant bourgeoisie and the small aristocracy at the end of the 15th century in Dijon," which was at the end of the Middle Ages the capital of a powerful duchy "that had connections from the Northern Italy to northern Europe. With this sum, "a small craftsman or a worker from Dijon would have lived a long time. But for a merchant who lives in luxury, it is a secondary savings, "says the archaeologist.

Documents issued between 1432 and 1492

The discovery of these 34 coins, ten in gold, the rest in silver, was announced as a prelude to the National Days of Archeology to be held from June 14 to 16 in France and other European countries. The oldest is a currency of Brabant (today in Belgium) issued between 1432 and 1467. The majority of coins come from states of the Holy Roman Empire or Italian principalities. When they were discovered, they were slightly spread out and stuck together. They were in a small, modest bronze box, some of which remains. "The pile remained as it was laid by the burier. She had kept the shape of the box (and) the gesture of the burner at the time he put the coins, "he continues.

To take off and clean the precious metal discs, Inrap used a specialized laboratory, the Center for Restoration and Municipal Archeology in Vienna, in the Isère. Swiss coins then appeared, one formally dating back to 1494. This is the most recent coin and is an essential clue to understanding the history of this monetary deposit.

Coins Signs of the Power of the Lords

These coins often testify, especially among Italian princes, of a strong personalization of iconography, inherited partly from the codes of the Roman Empire. This iconographic revival participates in the styles of the Italian Renaissance. They are also often heavy pieces, which show the power of these lords and their desire to make them reference currencies.

At that time, the King of France Charles VIII, had banned foreign currencies which he hoped to recover the precious metal to finance his wars. All these pieces, made of pure silver or with a very high gold ratio, had therefore been hidden for their metallic value. "Unwittingly, the burier of this deposit has preserved" pieces that are today, for archaeologists, "a small sample of the monetary landscape of the late 15th century and a catalog of the great princes who are warring at that time "in Europe, says Pascal Listrat.

Other discoveries

On the same site, but at a greater depth, the Dijon archaeologists have also found sarcophagi, vestiges of a necropolis of the 4th century whose existence was until then only supposed. Their discoveries will be presented during the "ball of vestiges" on June 15 in Dijon, one of the events organized in the card of national days of archeology by Inrap, which provides more than a thousand events in France including visits to excavation sites.

The currencies, which are the property of the State, will not be presented on this occasion, but are intended to be exposed to the public at the archaeological museum of Dijon.

THE FELLOW OF PHILOSOPHY MICHEL SERRES

« Il est mort très paisiblement à 19h entouré de sa famille », a déclaré son éditrice Sophie Bancquart.

L'ancien officier de marine, qui a sillonné l'Atlantique et la Méditerranée et participé comme enseigne de vaisseau à la réouverture du canal de Suez, s'était tourné vers l'enseignement à la fin des années 50. Avec la volonté de s'affranchir des frontières des disciplines universitaires.

Passionné notamment par l'écologie et l'éducation, l'académicien s'est intéressé à toutes les formes du savoir, anticipant les bouleversements liés aux nouvelles technologies de la communication.

Voyageur de la pensée

Ecrivain et historien des sciences, passionné notamment par l'écologie et l'éducation, ce membre de l'Académie française s'est intéressé à toutes les formes du savoir, scientifique comme littéraire, anticipant les bouleversements liés aux nouvelles technologies de la communication. L'académicien, était aussi professeur à l'université californienne de Stanford. C'est dans cette université californienne qu'en septembre 1981, un colloque sur « l'auto-organisation » avait été organisé, dont Michel Serres fut le conférencier vedette

En 2012, Petite Poucette (clin d'oeil à la maestria avec laquelle certains utilisent leurs pouces pour taper sur leurs portables) se vendit à plus de 270.000 exemplaires. « Voyageur infatigable de la pensée », comme le décrit sur son site internet Le Pommier, son éditeur de longue date, Michel Serres est l'auteur de quelque 80 ouvrages et continuait de publier régulièrement ces dernières années.

Son dernier livre, Morales espiègles, était paru en février. Invité de « Questions politiques » sur France inter dimanche dernier, il disait à propos de ce livre vouloir éviter de paraître « donneur de leçons ». « S'il y a une voie pour un signal moral, c'est le rire », ajoutait ce philosophe que le grand public a également pu écouter dans des chroniques dominicales à la radio pendant plusieurs années.

« Nous vivons une période exceptionnelle de l'histoire », disait cet éternel optimiste.

A GREEN EUROPEAN WAVE WITH WHICH POLITICAL PARTIES HAVE TO COMPOSER

The elections "show that we are not only putting the climate crisis on the street agenda, but also in the polling stations", welcomed the figurehead of the Fridays for Future in Germany, Luisa Neubauer.

The German Grünen doubled their results compared to 2014 with 20.9% of the vote. In France, ecologists are in 3rd position with 12%. In Austria, Ireland and the Netherlands, their counterparts are also above 10%, with important scores expected in the United Kingdom and Belgium.

Why such an unprecedented breakthrough of environmentalists ?

The Greens arrived with this election to seduce an electorate hitherto little present in the polls, namely the youth.

According to a poll * Ipsos / Sopra Steria for France Televisions and Radio France, the Greens EELV have indeed collected 25% of the vote among 18-24 years, ahead of this age group, the RN (15%) and LREM (12%). And during this election, EELV became the first party among 18-34 year olds.

A success that goes beyond borders: in Germany, the Greens (Grüne) are also in the lead in the under 30 years, with 33% of the vote. In the German electorate, a generational breakthrough is also emerging, the Greens arriving largely in front of the conservative 18-44 years when the CDU-CSU Merkel dominates in the over 60 years.

What validate the emergence of a generation ecologist carried by the youth ?

The ecological issue has gained the awareness of young people because they know they will live the global warming and will suffer the consequences especially as the alarming alarms launched by the scientific community have multiplied. These very political issues can therefore be very mobilizing for youth. Moreover, the latter has seized the subject by organizing in recent months the markets for the climate and the "Fridays for future" throughout Europe.

But if environmentalists today seduce a large part of young European voters, they are far from having conquered the entire new generation and to be attached to it. The trend is not unanimous in Europe, especially in Spain, Italy, Greece and the East, where the ecologist parties are almost non-existent. Moreover, the youth wants a radical transformation of the society, which no party currently proposes to them and 60% of the young people did not vote.

The Greens, who could find themselves in the position of kingmakers or influence the composition of the European Commission and the identity of its president, if neither the center-right (EPP) nor the center-left (PSE) can reach to obtain an absolute majority, in any case, intends to adopt a very pragmatic position. Asked on German television, the leader of the European Greens refused to comment on his preference: "What interests us is that our proposals" are taken, hammered Ska Keller.

"This result is an invitation to the whole political spectrum: really attack the climate crisis," tweeted Luisa Neubauer, "the planet does not care whether climate protection is left or liberal.»

THE SINGING LIZZO OR LOVE OF SELF

Her fiery twerks make millions of views, as does her flute - Sasha - who has her own Instagram account.

Because fat and black Lizzo had to be built in exclusion by the other and self-acceptance.

A long inner journey that led this 31-year-old American from Detroit, Michigan to self-love.

This self love, she learned it.

And she intends to transmit this learning to those who feel the need: we all have the "power" to love each other.

Often called a feel good singer, convinced by the power of self-empowerment and body positivy, Lizzo assumes her body.

She asserts it with calm calmness: what she prefers at home is "everything".

"Hair to the toes, shoulders, elbows, knees, back, buttocks, tongue," she lists.

She likes to expose her body which she loves "the form" all curves, on his account Instagram, cover of his album or magazines such as Rolling Stone.

The rapper even pushes this self-love to the extreme by marrying herself in the Truth Hurts clip.

She also claims, in her songs, the right to diversity, as regards her body (in Fitness and Juice), her sexuality (Boys), or her Afro-American origins (in My Skin)

True tornado of positive waves, Melissa Viviane Jefferson, called Lizzo is a bit of Aretha Franklin - her neighbor Detroit where she was born - a bit of Destiny's Child - Survivor is the first CD she buys - and gospel in the background in his parents' house.

After founding several hip-hop bands, she is spotted by Prince who invites him to put his strings on his title Boytrouble Plectrumelectrum album .

After the release of her second album, she piques the interest of American music producer Ricky Reed, who helps him use his voice and offers him a recording contract with Atlantic Records.

Shortly after, she released in 2016 her first EP under a label, Coconut Oil. On April 19, 2019, the third album of the musician proposes a duet with the American rapper Gucci Mane Exactly how I feel.

Recently, it is with the British singer Charlie XCX that Lizzo associates for the very pop title Blame It on your love.

She has all the committed artist to follow.......

CLARA MORGANE A DU COEUR

LADY GAGA

"Je me suis engagée pour la cause des sans-abri, qui, alors que nous nous apprêtons à passer un Noël chaleureux aux côtés de nos proches, font face au froid glacial des pavés.

J'aimerais que nous puissions les aider tous ensemble. cette cagnotte.

Ainsi nourriture, vêtements et couvertures pourront être achetées."

Suite ......

LE STRESS POST-TRAUMATIQUE DE LA CHANTEUSE

" Quand je sors de chez moi et qu'un étranger me touche ou veut simplement me faire part de son enthousiasme concernant ma musique",dit-elle sur le site de sa fondation Born This Way.

EXPLOSION IN A PLANT MAY 79 INJURED IN RUSSIA

A previous report reported 42 wounded. The explosion took place in the Kristall factory in Dzerzhinsk, a town about 400 kilometers east of Moscow in the Nizhny Novgorod region. Five buildings at the plant and nearly 180 residential buildings were damaged by the explosion, according to municipal authorities.

"According to the latest information, 79 people have asked for medical assistance after the explosion in Kristall: 38 factory workers and 41 residents of the city. There are no children among the wounded, "the ministry of health said in a statement. Fifteen people were hospitalized, including one in serious condition, according to the same source. No deaths are to be deplored.

Shrapnel Fragments

The wounded were hit by fragments of shrapnel, said a spokesman for the health authorities quoted by the agency Interfax. "We are talking about shrapnel injuries of moderate and moderate severity," she said. According to Kristall officials, five people were working in the area where the explosion occurred and were successfully evacuated.

"There was an explosion in one of the workshops, followed by a fire that spread over a hundred square meters," said an emergency services spokesman quoted by Russian agencies.

An investigation for potential breaches of security standards has been opened.

12 DEATH IN A FUSILLADE IN VIRGINIA IN THE USA

This umpteenth tragedy, in a country marked by gun violence, occurred in Virginia Beach, a city of 450,000 inhabitants about 300 kilometers south of Washington.

"We now have 12" dead victims, Virginia Beach Police Chief James Cervera told reporters. A first assessment of 11 deaths was made worse with the death of an injured person during his transport to the hospital.

Four other wounded people are being treated in hospitals in the region and others could have gone on their own, he said.

"A war zone"

It was shortly after 16:00 Friday (20:00 GMT) when the suspect, "a long-time employee," entered a municipal building and began "immediately to shoot blind on all the victims," ​​said Mr. Cervera . A victim was killed outside near his vehicle. The others were found in the three floors of the building.

Spotting the floor where the shooter was by the sound of bullets, police intervened. "It was a long exchange of fire between these four policemen and the suspect. "

According to Mr. Cervera, the shooter was armed with a 45 caliber pistol equipped with a silencer and reloaded several times. The weapon and many magazines emptied were found on the spot.

Hit, the shooter that the police tried in vain to resuscitate succumbed to his injuries. Mr. Cervera said a policeman was "saved" by his bullet-proof vest.

A police officer, hit during this exchange of fire, survived thanks to his bulletproof vest.

After scrutinizing "a horrible crime scene", the investigators were still trying Saturday to find out what could have motivated the shooter to act.

According to Mr. Cervera, the police "prevented this individual from committing even worse carnage in this building" likely to accommodate up to 400 people.

Shooter DeWayne C., a man in his forties, had been employed for about 15 years in the city's public works department. According to the local press, he is a former US Army employee.

Prayer by Pharell Williams -

"It's an awful day," Virginia State Governor Ralph Northam, who arrived on the scene, said.

Bobby Dyer, the mayor of this seaside resort, which also houses a major US Navy base, told reporters "the most devastating day in Virginia Beach's history."

"We pray for our city, for lost lives, for their families and all those affected," tweeted singer Pharrell Williams, a native of Virginia Beach.

The United States is regularly bereaved by such shootings.

The state of Virginia, traditionally conservative, was the scene in 2007 of a particularly lethal shootout: a mentally unstable student had shot dead 32 people on the campus of Virginia Tech University.

The right to possess a weapon is guaranteed in the country by the second amendment to the Constitution.

There have been 150 shootings that have left more than four victims - dead or dead - since the beginning of 2019, according to Gun Violence Archive, a specialized NGO.

Despite the repetition of these shootings and many calls for change, federal legislation has hardly changed in recent years.

TRUMP GETS IN THE PRESIDENTIAL CAMPAIGN

"I will announce my candidacy (...) with First Lady Melania and Vice President Mike Pence June 18 in Orlando," tweeted Friday the US President.

The The choice of Florida as the starting point of his campaign is not due to chance. He had won this key state in 2016 with just over 1% ahead of Hillary Clinton while Florida was Barack Obama who won every one of his mandates.

The man who keeps his promises

Despite his defeat in the mid-term elections and especially the various scandals that have targeted him since 2016, as the case of Russian interference, the president is very likely to be re-elected. It can already rely on the good economic health of the country with unemployment below 4%, a full employment situation, growth of more than 3% and a salary increase of 3.1% over the year 2018.

Strong arguments even if some economic indicators are less favorable as the precariousness of jobs - partly to explain the decline in unemployment - and especially the stormy relations with China.

But the great asset of Donald Trump is above all his image as a politician who has kept his promises. For his constituents, he did what he promised during his campaign in 2016 whether it is at the economic level or on the themes of immigration. He has thus engaged in a showdown with congressional Democrats over the financing of his wall on the Mexican border.

About twenty candidates

The name of his Democratic opponent in the November 3, 2020 poll is still the big unknown. With 23 men and women candidates for the nomination of the party the race is open. Joe Biden, former vice president of Barack Obama, is currently in the lead in the polls for the Democratic camp, but it is much too early to draw conclusions.

The game will not be easy for the one who prides himself on running the country as a company, he who has never pretended to expand his electorate.........

THE TRUMP CHANTAGE TO MEXICO PUNITIVE TAXES TO CONTROL CLANDESTINE IMMIGRATION

The US president announced that the United States would put in place "5% tariffs on all goods from Mexico" and that these would "gradually increase until the problem of illegal immigration is not resolved.

Tariffs could rise to 10% by 1 July and rise by 5 percentage points each month to the 25% limit in October if Mexico "does not stop the flow of illegal aliens through its territory ", He said in a statement issued by the White House. The United States reserves the right to withdraw these rates at "their sole discretion," he added.

This is the shock announcement made by Donald Trump this Thursday, May 30, to fight against Mexican illegal immigration.

"A disastrous announcement"

The Mexican president, Andres Manuel Lopez Obrador, invited him to the dialogue: "I inform you that I do not want the confrontation (...) I propose to deepen the dialogue, to look for alternatives to the problem of immigration He wrote in a letter to his counterpart.

The decision was described immediately as "disastrous" by Mexico, who advocates a dialogue with the United States on the issue of illegal migration and wants to avoid any "confrontation". Earlier, Donald Trump had said he would "not order the closure of the border" between the United States and Mexico, a measure much criticized for several months. But the implementation of these tariffs was also frowned upon in his administration, which fears for the future new free trade agreement between the United States, Mexico and Canada (AEUMC) paradoxically launched the same day by the US government.

White House chief of staff Mick Mulvaney, however, tried to separate the two files. "These are not tariffs in the context of the trade dispute, they are tariffs in the context of the immigration problem," he said in a conference call.

Americans overwhelmed

Donald Trump had prepared the ground a few hours ago, announcing that a record group of more than a thousand illegal immigrants had been arrested after crossing the border between Mexico and the United States at El Paso, Texas. .An unprecedented figure.

"Democrats must defend our incredible border police and finally close the breaches at our border! He had tweeted, accompanying his message with a two-minute video over night showing dozens of silhouettes crossing, apparently easily, a barrier.

The majority of this group consisted of families (934 people) and unaccompanied minors (63), according to the Border Police (CBP), which published images showing dozens of people standing in front of a metal fence, watched over by police. agents.

Arrest of "Largest Group Ever Discovered by Border Police Officers Demonstrates the Seriousness of the Humanitarian Crisis and Border Security" in the American South Bordering on Mexico, said CBP's No. 2 Robert E. Perez, in a statement.

"All the members of the group," the statement added, came from Guatemala, Honduras or El Salvador, "the three countries from which most of the migrants who come to the United States via Mexico come from.

One of Trump's promises

Donald Trump has made the construction of a wall on the border with Mexico one of the central promises of his 2016 campaign. He tirelessly accuses the Democratic opposition, which controls since January one of the two chambers of Congress , block any initiative on the border.

The standoff with the Democrats over the financing of this wall had plunged the United States into the longest budget impasse, or "shutdown", of their history in December 2018 and January 2019.Face the refusal of the Congress to grant him the budget envelope, Donald Trump declared in February a national emergency at the border and asked the Defense to reallocate billions of dollars to its construction.

Overwhelmed by the influx of illegal immigrants to the Mexican border, US authorities can no longer afford to keep them in detention. They have recently officially decided to release "families" of which no member has a criminal record pending a court review of their case.

A few weeks ago, the President of the United States had threatened to close the border with Mexico, a project that had alarmed even in his own camp, given the tight interweaving of the US and Mexican economies. But the decision on Thursday may penalize both countries by weakening the Mexican economy while penalizing US consumers who will pay the price of imported products.

But a possible weakening of the Mexican economy could lead to a resumption of immigration from this country to the United States, while the latter is at its lowest for two decades...

FEMEN PUNCH OPERATION IN PARIS

Some sixty activists of the Femen movement briefly invested Thursday morning the courtyard of the monument of the Palais Royal, in the heart of Paris, to "pay homage" to some 60 women "murdered" since the beginning of the year in France and denounce "The indifference of the government".

Arrived at the scene at 11am, the bare-breasted activists remained perched ten minutes on the famous columns of Buren in this courtyard, first silent and fists lifted, then cracking pink smoke before chanting:

"To murdered women, the homeland indifferent", "Not one more!" And "Stop feminicide!".

Slogans then resumed during their quick exit to the Place du Palais-Royal, opposite the Louvre Museum, where activists quickly dispersed, under the watchful eye of the few tourists present in the late morning cloud.

"Raise awareness of society"

On their breasts, they had painted in black the names of the women killed in France since January 1st:

"Gaëlle stabbed 6 months pregnant", "Josette shot dead", "Chantal beaten to death", "Celine defenestrated with her baby 3 months" ...

A symbolic action, supposed to "create an open-air pantheon to pay tribute to them", according to the Ukrainian Inna Shevchenko, figurehead of the Femen movement.

AUSTRIA HAS A CHANCELLAR

She is the first woman to hold this position.

Brigitte Bierlein is in charge of forming an interim technical government that will carry out day-to-day business pending the legislative elections scheduled for September. His predecessor Sebastian Kurz was overthrown by the parliament following the Ibizagate corruption scandal.

"I will strive to win the trust of the Austrians," said Brigitte Bierlein in a televised statement where she appeared alongside President Van der Bellen.

She announced that she will begin discussions with political parties and civil society organizations in the coming days.

She said that Clemens Jablons, a former president of the Supreme Administrative Court, "was ready to assume the functions of Vice Chancellor and Minister of Justice". She added that she would propose the Ministry of Foreign Affairs to diplomat Alexander Schallenberg.

Motion of censure

Austrian Conservative Chancellor Sebastian Kurz was overthrown Monday by a motion of censure. It was voted by the main opposition parties, ten days after the scandal of Ibizagate that blew up the coalition that his party OVP had formed with the far right of the FPÖ.

The ÖVP-FPÖ coalition shattered with the broadcast on 17 May of a trap video shot in 2017 on the Spanish island of Ibiza.

In this video, the Vice Chancellor and former FPÖ leader, Heinz-Christian Strache, showed himself ready to offer the grand niece of a Russian oligarch important public contracts in exchange for illegal funding.

CONVICTIONS TO DEATH FRENCH DJIHADISTS IN IRAQ

In a statement on Monday, the Foreign Ministry said that "adults detained in Iraq must be tried by the Iraqi judiciary, as soon as it declares itself competent. France respects the sovereignty of the Iraqi authorities ".

Refusal of any return and judgment in France of affiliates to the EI

France refuses any return and judgment in France of its nationals affiliated to Daesh, as repeated the Foreign Minister Jean-Yves Le Drian on Tuesday morning on France Inter:

"These terrorists, because they are terrorists who attacked us, who were also death-sowers in Iraq, must be judged where they committed their crimes. "

A court in Baghdad sentenced Yassine Sakkam to death on Wednesday for belonging to the jihadist Islamic State (IS) group, bringing to seven the number of French to have received in four days of capital punishment in that country. Yassine Sakkam was arrested in Syria and then transferred in January to Iraq with a group of 10 suspected French jihadists.

Six of them have been sentenced to death since Sunday for joining IS. Brahim Nejara, 33, accused by French intelligence of having facilitated the sending of jihadists to Syria, and Karam El Harchaoui, who will be 32, were sentenced to death on Tuesday by a court in Baghdad. On Sunday and Monday, Kévin Gonot, Leonard Lopez, Salim Machou and Mustapha Merzoughi were also sentenced to death by hanging. The list of French convicts for belonging to the jihadist organization could therefore lengthen.

This series of verdicts reopens the debate on the thorny issue of foreign jihadists: if the return - and judgment - of its nationals affiliated to the IS is not envisaged, France however refuses, at the same time, the penalty of death.

"Constant" opposition to the death penalty

Also the Ministry of Foreign Affairs said Monday to "take the necessary steps" with the Iraqi authorities after the conviction of three French to the death penalty. On Tuesday, France said it "multiplied (steps) to avoid the death penalty" to these nationals, while Paris has long campaigned for the abolition of the death penalty in the world.

For Jean-Yves Le Drian, French Minister of Foreign Affairs, it is important to oppose in principle the death penalty, without jeopardizing the Iraqi justice or its legitimacy to judge the French.

"There are two principles, which are not contradictory. The first is that these terrorists there - because they are terrorists, who attacked us and who were also sowers of death in Iraq - must be judged where they committed their crimes. [...] [The second is that], we are totally opposed to the death penalty and we say it. [...]

We multiply the steps to avoid the death penalty to these four French, "said Jean-Yves le Drian, Minister of Foreign Affairs, Tuesday morning on France Inter

All have 30 days to appeal.

The convicts have 30 days to appeal, and the French lawyer Leonard Lopez has already announced that he would.

According to Iraqi law, anyone who has joined a "terrorist" organization - whether or not they have fought - is punishable by death.

Human rights defenders also denounce "real risks of torture" and "no guarantee for fair trials" in Iraq, the 12th most corrupt country in the world according to the NGO Transparency International.

In Iraq, it is the Iraqi judicial sovereignty that prevails and not the French laws ...

Delicate diplomatic imbroglio .....!

CLIMATE OBJECTIVE NEUTRALITE CARBONNE BY 2020

"There are 80 countries that have already told us to be ready" to rev up their ambitions, Luis Alfonso de Alba told reporters.

"But that does not mean they want to do it the scale we need," he said.

Target: carbon neutrality by 2050

The United Nations is pushing governments to reduce greenhouse gases by 45% over the next ten years and achieve carbon neutrality by 2050.

"We need to dramatically increase our ambition," said the UN climate envoy. "We are not talking about a gradual approach, but a drastic increase. ".

A total of 197 parties signed the Paris Agreement in 2015 following COP21, and 186 have since ratified it.

The United States of Donald Trump has decided to withdraw from the agreement, but this withdrawal will only be effective in 2020.

Luis Alfonso de Alba is organizing next September an ambitious summit on the environment in New York.

He was in Washington last week to meet with US officials. "Very positive" meetings, according to the UN envoy.

The United States is the second largest polluter in the world after China.

JOHNNY HALLYDAY'S LEGACY

THE COURT OF NANTERRE DECLARED COMPETENT

"The usual residence of Jean-Philippe Smet (...) is in France" and not in the United States.

Therefore it is the French law that will apply for the succession of the singer.

That was the whole point of this court hearing at Nanterre. The court of Nanterre considering indeed competent to judge the dispute, it is towards a distribution of the goods between Laeticia Hallyday and the four children of the singer that one moves forward.

This is an important victory for Hallyday Elders who have been claiming their share of inheritance for over a year while their father left all his fortune to his last wife and two daughters.

If American law had prevailed, Johnny Hallyday's will had been recognized as valid and Laeticia Hallyday hit the jackpot.

The property of the singer is estimated at several tens of millions of euros. According to the information of our colleagues of Le Figaro, we count among the assets frozen by the French justice in 2018:

the property of Marnes-la-Coquette (13.2 million euros), the villa Jade of Saint-Barthélémy (16 million euros), the villa Joy, the villa Sylvestre (49% owned by the singer), the family houses of Pacific Pallissades and Santa Monica in the United States ...

Property to which must be added the musical rights (1.5 million per year of Sacem, Spedidam and Adami) and the royalties of its record companies (4.4 million in 2018) ...

In all, the daily evaluates the funds frozen by justice to 24.3 million euros.

Following the decision of the Nanterre court, Laeticia Hallyday's lawyer has already announced that he will "appeal" the decision of the Nanterre court.

THE NEW EUROPEAN PARLIAMENT

EUROPEAN ELECTIONS

THESE EGERIES OF ECOLOGY

Thanks to these girls, Greta, Luisa and others the breakthrough of ecologists in the European elections has spread throughout Europe.

Without these young people, who are often not yet old enough to vote, the Green parties in the European Union may have seen a surge, but their all-out activism in the media, on the street and on social media has undeniably a mobilizing effect.

The European Greens achieved a strong boost, driven in particular by the scores of German (20.5%), French (13.47%) and British (12.1%) ecologists.

At 16, Greta Thunberg of Sweden, the face of a global movement, has hundreds of thousands of young people converge on her name in dozens of countries at Fridays For Future events, and is emulated everywhere.

One of them, 23-year-old student Luisa Neubauer, is nicknamed "the German Greta".

Greta has inspired other girls and women, as in Belgium the Flemish students Anuna De Wever, 17, and Kyra Gantois, 20, or Uganda Leah Namugerwa, 14.

Anuna and Kyra have already published an essay, We Are the Climate. Letter to all , published in France at Stock.

AUSTRIAN CHANCELLER SEBASTIAN KURZ RENOVATED BY PARLIAMENT

The government's fate of 32-year-old politician, who has been in power since the end of 2017, was sealed by the FPÖ's decision on Monday to vote for defiance alongside the Social Democrats of the SPÖ. These two formations cumulate a majority of 103 mandates in the hemicycle of 183 seats.

It is now up to President Alexander Van der Bellen to form an interim technical government that will send the day-to-day business until the autumn.

Still quoted as a model by the supporters of a hard line in Europe for the government he had formed with the FPÖ, the young Conservative head of government was himself swept away by the political crisis that involved his former ally. He made an appointment with his supporters for the early legislative elections in September.

The youngest leader in Europe, Sebastian Kurz becomes the first Austrian chancellor to be overthrown by a motion of censure, and the one with the shortest mandate, despite popularity rates at the highest.

The dismissal of Kurz comes paradoxically after his party ÖVP on Sunday collected the highest score ever achieved by an Austrian training to European since the accession of the country in 1995, from 34.9% to 35.4% of the vote according to the projections.

The leader of the Conservatives now has the free hand to prepare the legislative. "In September, it will be the people who decide," said Kurz during his first public appearance after his dismissal.

"I'm still here and we will fight. The change I initiated two years ago will not stop, "he said in a campaign-like speech.

PARCEL TRAPS ALL A SUSPECTED FAMILY

A search was conducted at the home of the suspect.

The father of the young man suspected of filing a parcel bomb in a busy street of Lyon on Friday, was also arrested Monday and placed in custody, said the Paris prosecutor.

The arrest brings to four the number of people in custody at this stage in the investigation of the explosion of a parcel bomb that made 13 casualties Friday in Lyon.

In addition to the young man "suspected of being the author of the facts", an Algerian aged 24, according to the prosecution, his mother and another member of his family - a senior high school student of Algerian nationality

have already been placed on guard at sight.

The sister of the first is also interviewed by the police but in the context of a free hearing, according to the same source.

An investigation was opened on Friday for "attempted murders in connection with a terrorist company and criminal terrorist criminal conspiracy.»

END OF CALIFAT TERRITORIAL OF DAECH

BUT POWER OF CYBERCALIFAT

Islamic State is trying to compensate for the disappearance of its self-proclaimed "caliphate" in Syria and Iraq by reinforcing their presence on the Web, experts say.

The jihadist organization has not disappeared and motivates volunteers to take action on their own initiative.

If it still relies on its official propaganda organs, it also and above all on more or less anonymous cyber-partisans spread throughout the world.

"It started in April with the campaign they called" the revenge of the blessed province of Cham ", which was pretty much shared online." Says Laurence Bindner, co-founder of the Jos Project, an organization study of jihadist activity online.

Thus the broadcast on April 30, for the first time in five years, an eighteen-minute video of its leader Abu Bakr al-Baghdadi has had a global impact, broadcast in various forms by many platforms.

But also translated, subtitled in twenty languages. "Then they made twenty of what I call derivatives, tucked into darker platforms, or there are fewer reports and where they manage to stay online for several days, "she adds.

"The caliphate of the spirit"

"What is striking is that on a video of 18 minutes, Baghdadi from the third minute praised what he calls the knights of the media, among which he cites including the French brothers Clain. This shows the importance he attaches to it. This praise comes before the soldiers and field fighters, "she continues.

If the territorial caliphate has completely disappeared, the message of the IS, however, still resonates with its supporters around the world. "The group will continue to promote its story through the constant flow of effective propaganda."

A dozen official videos of the organization have been put online since the beginning of the year, a figure barely lower than what the media cells of the IS produced in the best days of the "caliphate".

According to the Soufan Group, the group will "use the nostalgia" of the lost caliphate "as a multi-dimensional tool that will be declined at the global level, at the level of the provinces via the media units of these affiliated movements and even at the individual level, thanks to its underground networks ".

The leaders of the jihadist group evoke "what they call the caliphate of the spirit, or the virtual caliphate," says the British Edmund Fitton-Brown, head of the monitoring team of the Islamic State and Al Qaeda at the United Nations.....

EVEREST KILLS

Many seasoned mountaineers climb it to reach the highest peak in the world.

Nearly 1000 climbers expected this year

This year, Nepal has issued a record 381 licenses for the spring season, mostly to foreign mountaineers at a unit price of $ 11,000. Each holder of a permit being accompanied by a guide, this means that about 750 people start on the same track in a few weeks.

As of Friday, some 600 people had already climbed Everest through the Nepalese route, according to a government official based on information from expedition organizers.

At least 140 others have been allowed to climb Everest from the northern flank in Tibet, according to expedition operators.

In total, the number of Mountaineers on Everest could this year surpass last year's record which had seen 807 people reach the summit to reach the thousand.

But Everest kills.

The high season is in full swing on the 8,848-m mountain, to the point where there are queues of mountaineers near the summit. These "death zone" congestion (altitude above 8,000 m) are designated as the cause of at least four of the ten deaths that have occurred in recent days, and raise fears that profit will outweigh security.

Profit before security?

FRENCH JUSTICE ACKNOWLEDGES A MOTHER OF INTENT FOR CHILDREN OF  SURROGACY

The young woman is the biological mother of the child, but she has not carried it in her womb or birth.

"The French courts have ruled that maternal affiliation can be recognized in French law when it is shown that the child born abroad under surrogacy is born from the gametes of the French mother who has not yet given birth. Said Matthias Pujos, the couple's lawyer and their three-year-old daughter.

The child born to a surrogate mother in Orlando, United States, thus obtains the right to be registered on the French civil status, with the name of his biological father, American citizen, and that of his mother known as intention, ordered the court of Nantes in a judgment of May 23, 2019.

This recognition also allows the child to benefit from French nationality, otherwise it could "be deprived of links with his birth mother in case of separation of parents or death of the father," said the court.

Although the use of surrogates remains prohibited in France, changes have occurred in recent years to better recognize children born abroad of a surrogacy, favored by several convictions of France by the European Court of Human Rights. On April 10, 2019, the ECHR found that filiation should be recognized for the "mother of intent" who desired and raised the child. But this does not require the transcription of birth certificates, she said, suggesting the use of adoption.

It is therefore the best interest of the child that is placed above all else.

LYON FRANCE EXPLOSION OF A PIECE PACKAGE
MAKES AT LEAST 13 INJURED

Emmanuel Macron spoke of "an attack".

A man is actively sought.

A parcel bomb exploded rue Victor-Hugo, a pedestrian street in the center of Lyon, between Place Bellecour and Gare de Lyon-Perrache, in front of a bakery "Golden Brioche", around 17:40 this Friday, May 24.

There would be thirteen light ones, in "relative urgency," including an eight-year-old girl.

It would be a parcel bomb loaded with bolts and screws, according to the floor.

The neighborhood was cordoned off by the police. A demining team is on site. Two minutes before the explosion, a man who was riding a bicycle dropped a bag in front of the Brioche Dorée, according to the newspaper Lyonnais. He is actively sought.

The Lyon public prosecutor's office opened an investigation for "attempted murder.»

HARVEY WEINSTEIN ABOUT MAKING A BIG CHECK FOR SOME OF HER PRESENT VICTIMS

Thirty million of the 44 million dollars should be attributed to different victims of the American producer, but also to former employees of his production company and creditors of the latter.

In addition to alleged victims - sexual harassment can only be the subject of civil suits - and creditors, the settlement would also cover a case initiated by New York State Attorney Eric Schneiderman. This assignment was intended to ensure that the alleged victims would indeed be compensated.

However, the transaction does not exempt Harvey Weinstein from criminal proceedings against him and should bring him a trial in September for alleged sexual assault

The ousted producer, catalyst of the #MeToo movement, was indicted last year for two rapes - one in 2013 and another, a blowjob, in 2006 - on two different women. He faces life imprisonment if he is convicted at the end of his trial.

Since October 2017, more than 80 women have publicly accused Harvey Weinstein, 67, former boss of the prestigious Miramax studios, of raping, sexually assaulting or harassing them.

Among them celebrities like Ashley Judd, Angelina Jolie or Salma Hayek.

WORLD STRIKE OF YOUTH FOR CLIMATE

This new day of mobilization for the climate, Friday, takes place while the ballot for the European elections has already started in some countries and will be held Sunday, May 26 in France. "Your planet, do you want it blue or cooked? "Melt my heart, not my ice floe."

On March 15, during a first day of mobilization, young people from all over the world had shown humor to convey a message:

we must save the planet. Two months later, they stand out the signs. A new global climate strike is launched on Friday 24 May. Here's what you need to know.

Putting ecology at the center of European elections

This second day of global mobilization falls in the middle of the European elections (May 23 to 26), a windfall for youth, who wants to mark the coup. "Ecology is the focus of these elections," Kristof Almasy of Youth for climate France said at a press conference in Paris. The group, born after the call for a school strike launched by the young Swede Greta Thunberg, calls for rallies before institutions such as the European Central Bank (ECB) in Frankfurt and the European Parliament in Strasbourg and Brussels.

The young activists are supported by the NGO Greenpeace, as well as Altternatiba and ANV COP21. "There is a weakness of political action to fight against global warming," denounced Jean-François Julliard of Greenpeace. "The fact that this subject is unavoidable is a first step", but it is not enough, he noted, while political parties have integrated the ecology in their programs for the European elections.

More than 130 scientists support this climate youth strike who say they are "available to bring their expertise and knowledge to this mobilization." "For nearly 30 years, the IPCC (Intergovernmental Panel on climate change) and many scientific studies warn about the rapidity of climate change (...), but nothing changes, "they note. "In our country where the Paris agreement was signed, which is highly symbolic, the commitments made are not respected," they continue.

On Saturday, more walks or bike rides are planned in 80 cities, mainly in France.

BOEING 737 MAX PROHIBITED FLIGHT

FOR AN INDEFINITE PERIOD

The 737 MAX, which has been banned since March 13, is likely to suffer a long standstill following the Ethiopian Airlines accidents on March 10 (157 dead) and Lion Air on October 29 in Indonesia (189 dead). Indeed the meeting, held Thursday, May 23 in Fort Worth (Texas), on the initiative of the US Federal Aviation Agency (FAA), all the world aviation authorities has led to no date back in the air of the 737 MAX.

This uncertainty only reflects the distrust of the other regulators towards the FAA, to which they asked "many questions" and they wanted "clarifications" on the procedures.

Regulatory authorities should at best achieve a new certification in a dispersed order of the device. Elwell acknowledged that "each country would make its own decision," according to its own timetable.

Up to the setbacks of the aircraft it was a system of reciprocity that prevailed whereby the air regulators of other countries aligned themselves with the assessment of the original authority, in this case the FAA. Clearly, as soon as the FAA gave the green light, the other regulatory authorities followed suit. This time seems to be over.

The authorities of the sixty countries that participated in the meeting in Texas are all the less likely to rush that the FAA acknowledged that Boeing had still not submitted to it for evaluation the update of its anti-stall device MCAS. It is the malfunction of this device, implicated in both disasters that led to the temporary ban on the flight of the 737 MAX. The aircraft manufacturer had said last week that the patch was ready for certification

One can imagine a lifting of the ban in the United States towards the end of the summer and in "several months" elsewhere. The US airlines operating the 737 MAX - American Airlines, Southwest and United Airlines - hope to put the aircraft back into their flight programs by mid-August at the latest. But some countries, such as China in the context of the trade war between Beijing and the United States, could be very fussy.

To the reticence of the authorities are added those of the passengers and the pilots. The pilots do not seem willing to sign a blank check to the authorities and Boeing.

"Before the MAX returns to service: we need answers and transparency," responded Thursday ECA, the European Federation of pilots.

OUTSIDE OF CORSICA DISCOVERING AN ISLAND

PLASTIC WASTE

This is not the first time that such a pile of waste is drifting in the sector, explains François Galgani, head of Ifremer (French Research Institute for the Exploitation of the Sea). Consisting of several thousand tons of garbage, algae and mosses, this "artificial island" drifts with the currents.

This is a fairly recurrent phenomenon in this part of the Mediterranean. "This phenomenon of concentration is chronic in the channel of Corsica, explains François Galgani. Wind-driven currents favor these areas of waste accumulation over short periods of time. "

But unlike permanent plastic concentrations in other maritime areas such as the Pacific or the Atlantic, this "waste island" will only last a few days or even a few weeks at most. "These are areas of temporary accumulations, of the order of a few days or weeks, a maximum of two or three months, but never permanent," according to the head of Ifremer.

The Mediterranean remains one of the most polluted seas in the world, with 95% of plastic waste.

The plastic islands are numerous in the world. As early as 1997, oceanographer Charles Moore had discovered a gigantic floating dump between Hawaii and California. nicknamed the "7th continent of plastic", covering a surface three times as big as France.

Globally, a 2014 PLoS One study estimates that more than 5 billion plastic objects are floating in our oceans, amounting to more than 250,000 tonnes.

THERESA MAY ANNOUNCES RESIGNATION

BROYEE BY BREXIT

"We need a new Prime Minister, a new government and a new approach to Brexit".

It's done soon:

the Prime Minister said on Friday that she was resigning from her position.

Theresa May announced Friday her resignation following her failure to pass his plan to withdraw from the European Union. An effective resignation on 7 June.

The voice strangled by emotion, Theresa May said she would resign as head of the Conservative Party - and therefore government leader - on June 7, in a speech at 10 Downing Street.

She expressed, on the verge of tears, "a deep regret at not having been able to implement Brexit".

Boris Johnson, Brexiters champion, is among the favorites to replace her.

Applications for succession must be submitted by June 14th. The following week, Conservative MPs will start eliminating candidates one by one through successive votes to end up with a final duet, "a process that should be completed by the end of June," the party said on Friday. Its members will then choose their favorite from the two finalists. In office until the election of the new leader of the Conservative Party, Theresa May will remain prime minister at the latest until the end of July.

"My successor will have to find a way forward that honors the outcome of the referendum," she said as final advice.

PEDOPHILES NETWORK UNDERGONE BY INTERPOL

This operation was launched in 2017 after the discovery of child pornography on a subscription site of the dark web bringing together nearly 63,000 members.

It also helped "save 50 children," the organization adds, without specifying their age or nationality. Investigators from several countries, seized by Interpol, analyzed material published on this site showing abuses perpetrated against eleven boys, all under the age of 13. The analysis also helped locate IP addresses in Thailand, Australia, and the United States.

For its part, the anti-cybercrime department of Bulgaria has disabled the server of this site on which "for several years new material was put online each week," says Interpol.

Among nine suspects arrested, the main administrator of the site, based in Thailand, was identified as the author of the abuse against the eleven boys, among whom was his nephew.

Another site administrator residing in Australia has been arrested in possession of thousands of child pornography documents filmed in Thailand and Australia. In these images, he was often the main perpetrator of child abuse, one of whom was only 15 months old at the time, says Interpol.

In the United States, "several arrests involve people in positions of trust, as well as an individual who abused his half-brother two years old," said the regional attaché of the Ministry of Homeland Security (HSI ) in Bangkok Eric McLoughlin, quoted by Interpol.

The investigation, which still mobilizes nearly 60 member countries of the police organization, could continue for several years as the ramifications of this network are numerous and extensive.

NATALIE PORTMAN HAD AN IDYLLE WITH MOBY?

"We had just finished a show in Austin, where we played with four hundred and fifty people in a place that had five hundred. I walked backstage, I was sure it was a misunderstanding or a joke, but Natalie Portman was waiting patiently.

She looked at me with doe eyes and greeted me. Or "I was a bald drinker and Natalie Portman was a beautiful movie star," reads The Times. But here she is in my dressing room, flirting with me. In another chapter of the book, Moby gives details of an appointment he allegedly had with the actress in 1999. "We held hands and we walked to Harvard, kissing under the oaks. secular.

At midnight she took me to her room and we lay next to each other on her little bed. After she fell asleep, I carefully pulled her arms and took a taxi back to my hotel.

At the time, Natalie Portman was 18 years old. True fan of Moby, who was then 34 years old, she met him in fact in 1999, on the sidelines of one of his concerts.

But she flatly denies any adventure and gives her version of the facts, much less romantic: "I was a fervent admirer and I went to one of his shows when I had just graduated [...] It was on tour and working, I was shooting a movie, so we only wandered together a few times before I realized that it was an older man who was interested in me in a way that seemed inappropriate to me. ».

The movie star goes on to say that she was outraged that Moby was using falsified arguments to sell her book: "There was no verification of the facts by him or his publisher - it seems almost deliberate. The fact that he used this story to sell his book bothered me a lot. "

Brief romance for one, short friendship for the other ... Moby and Natalie Portman do not seem to have the same memories of their meeting in 1999.

TRUE PLEBISCITY FOR NARENDRA MODI

AND THE HINDUS NATIONALISTS

If trends are confirmed, the coalition led by the Indian People's Party (Bharatiya Janata Party) would comfortably exceed the absolute majority of 272 parliamentarians (542 seats in all in the lower house, the Lok Sabha).

Congress Party, the main opposition party, led the race in only 50 constituencies of the Lok Sabha.

During six weeks of voting 67% of the 900 million Indian voters have voted for the seventeenth legislative since the independence of the giant of South Asia. Indian financial markets, which see the head of government as pro-business, have jumped to unprecedented levels. The Sensex index briefly crossed the bar, which has never reached 40,000 points. The rupee was also strengthening against the dollar.

A quasi-referendum

Practicing an ultra-personification of power, Narendra Modi had made these legislative a quasi-referendum on his person. This adept of governance by shocks (bombing in Pakistan, surprise demonetization of notes ...) focused his campaign on an anxiety-provoking security speech, setting himself up as a defender of the nation.

The Hindu nationalist leader was five years ago one of the first representatives of the current global populist wave to gain power.

FESTIVAL CANNES NGOC TRINH NUDE IN HER DRESS

As she went to the screening of the film

"A hidden life" of Terrence Malik, the beautiful

Vietnamese 29 years has opted for a very transparent black outfit that fully revealed his body and his silhouette dream.

Composed of a bodysuit in lace embroidered with pearls and sequins, her dress was embellished with threads that fell on the red carpet.

Totally backless and transparent at the chest, she climbed the steps slowly to the delight of photographers..............

ERECTION DISORDERS IN MEN IN INCREASE

And for many of these men, it is not a distant memory or a vague experience of youth, as they are more than one in three to admit having experienced a form of desire disorders or erection in the last 12 months. The most common form is the lack of firmness during the report.

A screen addiction related to this drop in libido

Several factors explain this rise, such as age, stress or place of residence (Parisians more affected than rural) in particular. But, for the first time and in tune with the evolution of morals, this study also shows that the addiction to screens can have an impact on the male libido, especially for those under 35 (33% to have erectile problems ), especially for those who watch pornographic videos, social networks, information apps or movies and TV shows on a daily basis.

"Being caught up in the highly addictive content on their screens, young people would have less physical interest in their partner to the point of relaying sex in the background," says Francois Kraus, director of the cluster "Gender, sexuality and sexual health" at Ifop.

A phallocentric vision of sexual pleasure

However, even in 2019, these disorders generate complexes in men, who have "a very phallocentric vision of sexual pleasure". According to the study, the men concerned are not always willing to talk about these disorders, either to their partner or to a health professional. Only a quarter of the men involved have already spoken to someone.

One in three men (33%) admit to having already given their spouse a false excuse to hide a sexual problem, physical fatigue being by far the most advanced argument. Moreover, the figures show that men with erectile dysfunction are twice as likely to be complexed by the size of their sex. According to the study, men still maintain an archaic conception of male sexual pleasure: 56% of men - and up to 64% of those under 30 - believe that "sexual intercourse must involve penetration to be fully satisfactory. ".

To regain desire, most men make the factory work with fantasies.

But the under-30s resort more to psycho-active products such as Viagra, the high amount of alcohol, or drugs and aphrodisiac products.

ECOLOGICAL DEFENSE COUNCIL

AN OPPORTUNISTIC MOBILIZATION OF GOVERNMENT IN THREE DAYS OF EUROPEANS

"It is a form of council of ministers, but dedicated entirely to the ecological transition.The priority indicated by the President of the Republic to the climate issue can not be the affair of a single minister, it brings together all the ministers the more concerned ", it is known in the entourage of the Head of State. The Prime Minister and the Ministers of Ecological Transition, Economy, Budget, Foreign Affairs, Agriculture, Territorial Communities, Health, Housing and Overseas are permanent members of this Council , lists the decree of the Official Journal.

Some announcements are expected as the probable abandonment of the project "Montagne d'Or", this open-pit gold mine in Guyana "incompatible with environmental requirements," according to Emmanuel Macron. The minister of ecological and solidarity transition, François de Rugy, must also go to Guyana in mid-June.

A series of other topics will be discussed, such as the reinforcement of protected natural areas, a trail evoked by the head of state after his meeting with the UN biodiversity experts in early May. The Council could also propose to curb the artificialisation of soils, to stop the reduction of agricultural land in favor of subdivisions, to set new plastic recycling targets or to specify the future law on the circular economy, expected at the beginning of July in the Council of Europe. ministers.

This Council will also have to take stock of the climate plan adopted in July 2017 and the biodiversity plan adopted in July 2018 and, more generally, monitor the "green" programs already announced, such as the cycling plan.

This staging of the declared voluntarism of the Head of State on environmental issues did not fail to elicit reactions from his critics denouncing an "electoral opportunism" to three days of voting in France for the European elections.

Has not his party, LREM, made the ecological transition a priority of its program for Europeans with the rallying of some headliners stuck in the environmental camp, like Pascal Canfin and Pascal Durand ?

The REM knows that the list of Europe Ecology-Greens (EELV) represents a threat likely to make the majority lose some valuable points ...

In addition, a day of international youth mobilization and numerous marches are announced, Friday and Saturday, in France and abroad.

No question for Emmanuel Macron to let the ecologists take back ground.

CASE VINCENT LAMBERT A FAMILY DRAMA

Everyone feels concerned by the family tragedy that is played around Vincent Lambert, each of us may be after an accident, like him, totally dependent on the care of those around him.

In late April, European justice had paved the way for the cessation of care of this nurse of 42 years, hospitalized in Reims in a vegetative state for ten years.

And the umpteenth rebound last night: the Paris Court of Appeal overrules the decision that the doctor could launch the protocol for stopping care.

The Paris Court of Appeal "ordered the French State (...) to take all measures to enforce the provisional measures requested by the International Committee on the Rights of Persons with Disabilities (CIDPH) on 3 May 2019 maintaining the nutrition and hydration "of Vincent Lambert. Between the stop of the care Monday and the recovery this Tuesday, this last one will have lived without being hydrated and feeding during one day.

This is the third time a procedure for stopping care has been interrupted. The CHRU of Reims had already launched and stopped two procedures of stopping care, one carried by Dr. Eric Kariger in 2013, the other by his successor, Dr. Daniéla Simon, in 2015.

It's been ten years since his family accompanied him but did not agree on his wishes: for some, Vincent Lambert would not have wanted to live like this, so they want to stop care; for the others, it is not so. It is also ten years since the medical profession has also been divided:

some say it is a relentless therapeutic, others say it is not end of life but severely handicapped. On the legal side, the latest decisions argued in favor of stopping care. The protocol for stopping care was therefore launched Monday, May 20 in the morning

But last week, the United Nations Committee for the Protection of Persons with Disabilities asked France to suspend any decision to stop care for Vincent Lambert, time to study the case on the merits. Putting forward "unreasonable obstinacy", the decisions of the Council of State and the European Court of Human Rights, France refused.

"Why this haste to want to lead him to death? "Asks the Bioethics Group of Bishops, led by Bishop d'Ornellas.

Has France not signed the Convention for the Disabled? In so doing, it has committed to prevent "any discriminatory refusal to provide care [...] for food or liquids because of a disability". The bishops question: "Does not he have the right to be nourished and hydrated [...] since these are basic care to which every human being is entitled? Every disabled person, no matter how fragile, has equal rights to other people. "

"Why would the State which puts its honor in the respect of the rights of the man would avoid the respect of this convention for Vincent Lambert? This drama is not likely to be a dangerous precedent? "Who will guarantee that all persons sharing a disability similar to his own will be effectively protected by the State which, while officially committing itself to it, would flout today its commitment? Ask the bishops.

Vincent Lambert is not alone. In France, 1,500 people live in this way and the decision to stop caring for Vincent Lambert could mean that the law would allow a person who is a disabled person to die. Because in this case, the cessation of care means the death of Vincent Lambert.

The French State has six months to provide the Committee with its observations. The Minister of Health, Agnès Buzyn, said that France would "take into account what the UN says and we will answer them. And to specify that these experts "have only the version of the parents".

This request of the committee, which respects the UN law, does not prejudge in any way the admissibility of the file, nor of the decision of the CIDPH on the substance.

"This opinion is not mandatory from the point of view of international law, but the UN committees seek to impose it, explains Sophie Grosbon. States generally demonstrate goodwill. Otherwise, they would undermine any authority of the committee ».

CASE VINCENT LAMBERT WRITE ITS

LAST MEDICAL WILL

Agnès Buzyn has indeed raised , Tuesday, May 21, the case of Vincent Lambert tetraplegic in a vegetative state, in the heart of a judicial battle on the end of life, during questions to the government in the National Assembly. "For this situation to not happen again, we must all meet our advance directives," she said.

Scheduled under the Leonetti law of 2005 and confirmed in the Claeys-Leonetti law of 2016, the so-called "advance directives" allows any adult to make a written declaration, in order to specify his wishes concerning his end of life .

The law, while prohibiting euthanasia and assisted suicide, allows for the suspension of treatment in certain situations. The person concerned, sick or not, indicates whether they prefer to initiate, limit or stop treatments or medical procedures in the event of a "definitive loss" of consciousness.

In France, the document can be found under the name of "advance directives" for example on the website of the Ministry of Health or on the website of the Association for the right to die with dignity (ADMD). One can also write his last wishes on free paper. Anyone of full age can write advance directives, provided that they include their identity, the date of the day and sign the document. If the person can not write, they can have it written by someone in the presence of two witnesses. An adult under guardianship must draft it with the permission of the judge or family council.

This document allows, if necessary, to the medical team, the time comes to make a decision on the care to give if the person can no longer express his wishes.

"Advance directives" are binding on health professionals who can only derogate from them "in the event of a vital emergency, the time necessary for a complete assessment of the situation" or when the latter wishes appear "manifestly inappropriate or inconsistent with the situation". medical ".

According to the National Consultative Ethics Committee (CCNE), only 13% of French people have already drafted their advance directives.

BREXIT OR A SECOND REFERENDUM

"Vote my law, and you can then amend it with a second referendum," said the head of government by presenting to the deputies the text of the divorce agreement with the EU

It must indeed submit in the week of June 3 in the House of Commons a law implementing the Brexit, and this while the deputies have rejected three times the agreement with the European Union.

The draft Withdrawal Agreement Bill that the British prime minister plans to submit to the vote of the deputies includes a provision for a vote for or against holding a new referendum on the text.

"I recognize the sincere and genuine strength of the House's feeling on this important issue," said Theresa May. "The government will therefore include in the introduction of the Withdrawal Agreement Bill the obligation to vote on whether or not to hold a second referendum," she said. "This must happen before the withdrawal agreement is ratified," she said.

Therefore, to members who want a second referendum to confirm the agreement, I say that it will be necessary to adopt the Withdrawal Agreement Bill for it to take place. "

Ms May said she also listened to the concerns of unionists from the Northern Ireland party DUP about the "backstop", a solution included in the EU withdrawal treaty and intended to prevent the return of a border. between the British province of Northern Ireland and Ireland. The backstop, a solution of last resort, would only come into effect after the transition period and if no other solution was found by mid-2020 between London and Brussels.

The Conservative leader also said that her bill will provide additional guarantees on workers' rights and environmental protections, which was also demanded by the Labor opposition.

Announcements that come four days after Labor broke up talks with Theresa May.

Whatever happens, the head of the government should leave office in the wake, pushed to the exit by his own camp...

CANNES FILM FESTIVAL

THE BIOPIC ROCKETMAN A TRIBUTE

AT THE GREAT ELTON JOHN

Rocketman, a film like Elton John: extravagant, exciting and spectacular.

At the end of the biopic screening in the presence of legend Elton John and Taron Egerton, who brilliantly portrays him in the film, the audience gave him a long ovation.

Director Dexter Fletcher has achieved a feat with this surprising film that recounts Elton John's rapid rise to rock heights in the early 1970s.

Conceived more as a musical than a conventional biopic drama at the Bohemian Rhapsody (a film Fletcher has worked on), Rocketman surprises with his boldness, his madness and his originality because it reflects the life of the popstar without hiding the dark side and the more difficult stages of his life, explained Dexter Fletcher.

From his stormy relationship with his parents, including his mother played by Bryce Dallas Howard, to his meteoric rise, his fine friendship with his lyricist (Jamie Bell) and his first devastating love (Richard Madden) to his addictions to drugs, alcohol and sex, the film hides nothing from the first chaotic but crucial years of the life of the star. Wanted "as honest as possible" by Elton John, "Rocketman" also shows "the low, very low, and high, very high" of his existence.

Present on site, Sir Elton John could not hold back his tears when the public gave him a long ovation at the end of the screening. And it is the reddened eyes, behind his heart-shaped glasses, that he reappeared.

He was not the only one out of this world premiere, as the entire cast, actor Taron Egerton and director Dexter Fletcher in the lead, as well as his long-time friend, his lyricist Bernie Taupin, shared this emotion in the Grand Théâtre Lumière.

"For me, it was the best day of my life," admitted British actor Taron Egerton, who burst on the screen as the famous singer.

"The reaction of the audience made us very happy because we worked very hard to make a film that would not be a classic biographical drama. Our main concern was to celebrate the work of Elton John, but also to tell a human story. "

A total musical immersion in the daily life of a unique personality! The great show in which Taron Egerton amazes by making the show.

HOW TO FIND A MAN FROM HOME

After investigation here is what we have revealed thanks to her Sophie, Marie, Carla, Anna etc .....

Not having the time or just doing housework or being too shy, they have taken the plunge to register on an online dating site. First you have to define your profile to give your tastes your passions.

Then to you to play, there are those who speak the truth and those who round the angles. But be careful not to lie too much on his body because if it sticks with your correspondent you will surely have an appointment.

And there, I have one of my interviewers who was ashamed of her weight had just written that she was size 40 when she was size 50. The man seeing her arrive asked her where was her sister she did not dared to tell him it was her. She left and returning home, she changed her nickname and has redone her profile by adding small cute and extended caress surface. With her new profile she receives many more men who want an appointment with her but as she says: today is still on the market.

You must know that men also lie about their situation they say they are all single. In deepening we realize that often unfortunately they are in couple on the verge of separation or married but it does not work so they sleep while waiting on the couch ... So here think live Dalida Lyrics lyrics ..... Another explained to me that after having discussed on the site they discussed directly with messenger the man while speaking made a lot of gestures and for a moment she saw his alliance and him, he had told him that he was not not married when she pointed out to him one or two removed her but he still had tan marks and instead of the wedding band he had a white mark.

Vivianne she discussed more than three months with a man they had the same tastes but he wanted their first meeting to be unforgettable. He had decided that the appointment would be the evening of his birthday to her. As it was she just had a good evening without having to meet again or it would be the man with whom she would go a long way. The day finally arrived, he had a bouquet of roses brought to his work. Then he waited for her at the bottom of her workplace. They were dine in a nice restaurant so chemistry was so strong that they ended the evening at home. The morning was a fairy tale too. In the evening and then the next days she could not reach him. When she finally got him on the phone, he told him that his trip was to play Prince Charming and so he saw the women only once. She struggled to recover because she had become attached and surrendered to him in all honesty.

Another told me that she had flashed on a beautiful apollo they spoke a little bit and then decided to meet on whatsapp and there he showed him his muscular torso. She told me you would have seen the guy ouaou. Then he showed him his penis which was not bad then and he came back on his chest and while they were talking she saw a white stuff splashing his chest. She quickly realized that he was masturbating all the while she pissed off asking him if he was normal he replied that it was because she was driving him crazy with her big boobs.

One finally found her darling with whom she has been for five years.

But these are still PC sites rather than meeting as the ad would like.

DUNCAN LAURENCE OF THE NETHERLANDS CROWN

AL EUROVISION 2019

In a languorous and emotional voice, the 25-year-old sang a refined ballad, inspired by the passing of a loved one, which contrasted with the festive and glittering atmosphere that reigned in Tel Aviv, Israel , where was the final of the contest.

Bilal Hassani finishes in the soft belly of the classification in 14th place but says "happy.».

THE GREAT APPOINTMENT OF NATIONALIST RIGHTS IN MILAN OR TOWARDS A BROAD COALITION ?

They have been crisscrossing Europe in recent weeks in the hope of creating a large group of MEPs to change the face of the European Union from within. The Italian dreams of captain of populists in Strasbourg. Matteo Salvini seems in a position of strength: to be in power and Minister of the Interior, that is to say, the one who precisely is there to regulate migratory flows, fight crime is an undeniable asset.

"We are on the eve of a historic feat. For the first time in sixty years, we have the capacity to embody a real alternation within the hemicycle of Strasbourg. Like blocking the European Union in its mad rush for more federalism, "said the president of the RN Thursday in an interview with Le Figaro.

The Europe of nations and freedoms, third force of Parliament?

Their goal is to make the group Europe of Nations and Freedoms (ENL), where the League, the RN, the Austrian FPÖ or Flemish Flemish Vlaams Belang, the third force of the European Parliament, a place also coveted by the Liberals of Europe. ALDE, where could sit the French elected behind President Emmanuel Macron.

In addition to the historical allies of the ENL Group, the leader of the League can boast of having gathered around him heavyweights such as the German AfD, the Danish People's Party and the True Finns. The spearhead of the anti-migrants line in Europe has been able to attract candidates who are not members of the same political group in the European Parliament. This is the case, for example, of Olli Kotro of the True Finns, or Anders Vistisen of the Danish People's Party, who are among the European Conservatives and Reformists (CRE). But neither the conservatives of the Polish Pis, nor the party of the Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orban, have yielded to the mermaids of the populist rally.

Divergences

This is because the differences are indeed numerous, as, for example, the relationship to be maintained with Russia, Marine Le Pen and Matteo Salvini being close to Moscow while the nationalist parties of the former communist countries are allergic to it. For Warsaw, very suspicious of Moscow, therefore impossible to associate with the group ENL deemed very close to the Kremlin. Viktor Orban, temporarily suspended from the European Right (EPP) because of his authoritarian excesses, is content to flirt with the extreme right.

Even in the matter of immigration, an alliance between Matteo Salvini and George Meuthen, a leader of the German AfD also present in Milan, seems totally impossible, Salvini wanting, for example, a redistribution of refugees in Europe, Meuthen not wanting to welcome any refugee . Divergences of economic order are also worth noting: Marine Le Pen is much less pro-European and much more economically interventionist than almost all extremists right in the European Parliament. For example, the Austrian FPÖ has always had a classical European dimension, comparable to that of the Republicans.

However, despite the many differences, Europe has a major argument: money. To create a group in the European Parliament is to obtain funds which then allow the parties to do internal politics. It is therefore possible that the nationalist parties manage to make an alliance ...

And according to projections, the eurosceptic camp could occupy between 170 and 180 seats in the future Parliament out of 751.

EMMANUEL MACRON AN ECOLOGIST PROGRAM OF ELECTORALIST OPPORTUNITY

The environment was not in his DNA of former Rothschild banker.

The "disruption" manifested itself for the first time after the presidential election and especially after the appointment, on May 17, 2017, of Nicolas Hulot Minister of the Ecological and Solidarity Transition.

By its very presence, the star advocate of ecology has tried to give credit to the conversion, studious and sudden to the new President of the Republic and the first Government Philippe. The rest of the government clique had to follow the development of the new paradigm, willingly or by force !

It was from this moment that we could see the Head of State play the environmental catastrophism, especially at the COP 21 and then use it as a rhetorical weapon for diplomatic use.

The operation paid off: under the slogan "Make our Planet again" Emmanuel Macron was not awarded the prize awarded by the UN ?

Despite all his efforts and patience, Nicolas Hulot was soon obliged to draw the consequences of the attitude of Emmanuel Macron, who continued to evolve permanently and in all ambiguity between a lyrical official speech in favor of the ecology and actions, far removed from the goals originally set and promised.

"I'm all alone in the maneuver," complained Nicolas Hulot, who quickly admitted the limits between Emmanuel Macron's ecological discourse and his actions as President of the Republic. (Statement made on France Inter).

It was finally the excessive proximity of Emmanuel Macron with the hunters that convinced Nicolas Hulot to resign, the former minister saying he had nothing to do with an executive who had just granted the lobbyist Thierry Coste, 50% discount on the price of the hunting license. It was impossible for Nicolas Hulot to swallow this last snake!

On 28 August 2018, Nicolas Hulot resigned, thus depriving the President of the Republic and his Prime Minister Edouard Philippe of his ecological guarantee.

Since the institutional ecology is down !

She tried to resurface very clumsily on August 26, 2019 on the occasion of the speech after the Grand Debate of the Head of State and after the increase in the Carbon Tax ignited the powder and triggered the movement of the vests Yellow.

That evening, everyone noticed that the Head of State had only addressed the subject of the ecological transition after 40 minutes of peroration, limiting his remarks to the only climate emergency, more urgent and more urgent. (?) according to him but simultaneously neglecting the problems of biodiversity.

According to the former Minister of the Environment, Delphine Batho, Emmanuel Macron would have remained once again on a scheme, obsolete, economic growth !

We will be opposed that this same Manuel Macron, ardent defender of the economy, who wished to green his program, announced the creation of a Council of Ecological Defense which will be only the duplicate of the National Council of the Ecological Transition (created in 2009 ) or the High Council for Climate created in November 2018.

To make a good (biased) response to these criticisms, Emmanuel Macron decided to entrust 150 randomly selected citizens with the responsibility of putting forward concrete facts related to "the real life and reality of the French".

In the light of these reminders, it is clear that after 2 years of presidency, ecology has become a minor mode for Emmanuel Macron, whereas it should be a major issue, the one that had been promised

Let's parody the famous story, Dr. Jekill and Mister Hyde, as we are dealing with a remake of Dr. Emmanuel and Mister Macron style.

To reinforce our demonstration, we will take a particular example in which Emmanuel Macron snuck, an example that was told to us by a whistleblower.

The example concerns the Bretonne Olmix Society of Brehan a municipality of Morbihan (3rd district of Pontivy). In a well-documented article dated 16/09/2019 our colleague Challenges ginned with precision and detail Olmix's "sucess story" born in 1995 that made green, red or brown algae (there are 700 species of algae) its business base to develop from an inexhaustible raw material natural products for agriculture, livestock and food (food supplements).

The success in the region of the firm, then on the national level has naturally shifted the company to export in order to stand up to its first competitor Alltech (USA).

To reach this level, the creator of the company Hervé Ballusson has had to work hard and face the difficulties inherent in the financial needs of constant cash flow of a growing company, evolving on an innovative niche, in conformity with the new health and food requirements of the time.

Olmix has therefore sought funds.

Olmix benefited at the end of 2018 from financial contributions (30 million euros) from the BPI and the Russian sovereign fund RDIF led by Krill Dmitriev, allied with the services of the CDC Arc International (Krill Dimitriev was given the 19 / 11/2018, for good service, the Legion of Honor). The final negotiation took place in Saint Petersburg, on the sidelines of the International Economic Forum attended by Emmanuel Macron who had brought all this small world in the presidential plane !

Olmix has also joined forces with the Dangote Group, led by Aliko Dangote (a former taximan), the richest African in the world, who has just built an 11 billion euro refinery in Lagos that will manufacture petrochemical fertilizers ?

Olmix has also benefited from the Junker plan for 30 million euros, this "in the name of the involvement of products manufactured by Olmix in antibiotics extracted from algae".

Until mid-December 2017, Hervé Ballusson was assisted by the Financial Engineering Company Euragri of which he was the CEO. The disappearance of Euragri, canceled from the RCS on December 15, 2017 forced the businessman to turn to other companies of expertise and financial engineering.

It was at this juncture that Asset Management and Privity Equity emerged, two branches of the Edmond de Rothschild Group's financial activities, which on October 2, 2017 (a few weeks before the disappearance of Euragri (?)) Signed the project " Olmix of the future "with solid financial engineering!

A little less than a year later we learn that the group Olmix would be (to be verified) about to file for bankruptcy !

All this makes you dizzy! because the string is big !

A number of questions already arise:

Jean Claude Yunker, the President of the European Commission who gave the green light to the financing of the Olmix project via the credits of the EIB (European Investment Bank) will disappear from the European political scene in less than 10 days. Does his successor seek to recover public funds given at a loss?

BPI France lacks funds to finance innovative and sustainable projects? What will become the share of funding granted by the BPI allied Caisse des Depots and Consignations, fueled as everyone knows by the deposits of savers (BBCE or others.) Olmix who may fall into the purse of the Very High Finance international.

What will become of Russian and African projects ? and the credits that have been allocated to them ?

What will become of Brehant's manufacturing unit ?

To return to the political plan and his 10-day photograph of May 26, it is permissible to ask the following questions: