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France’s constitutional court on Friday ruled that President Emmanuel Macron’s controversial pension reform, which was railroaded through parliament last month, is mostly legal. As France awaited the verdict, demonstrators had gathered both in Paris and in other major cities to express their opposition to the reform.
Such fakes are now relatively simple for artificial intelligence programmes to produce. But the more advanced innovations have prompted 1,000 entrepreneurs in America to sign an open letter urging an end to giant AI experiments. If this doesn't happen, they say, the dangers are way past human imagination.
The 56-year-old was this week forced to issue a statement via his lawyer categorically denying that he made discriminatory remarks towards players when in charge of Nice last season.
Meanwhile in the US, a new battle is underway on the hot-button issue of abortion rights. The Justice Department has appealed a federal court ruling by a Texas judge ordering the Food and Drug Administration to revoke its approval of a popular abortion pill. Several states are now saying they're going to stockpile the drug.
Despite criticism of the G20 common framework on debt restructuring, van Trotsenburg says it's the best way to bring creditors to the table. "This is a difficult process, but it is the necessary process to bring all groups together. There is, I think, no alternative but to continue working with all the creditor groups, try to understand what their issues are, but also make the case for poor countries. The World Bank, at the end of the day [wants these countries to] reset their debt situation so they can refocus on poverty measures, provide more funding for education and health," he said.
Speaking to FRANCE 24's Elena Volochine in Moldova's capital Chisinau, Revenco also said that joining the European Union is "the only chance and the only choice we have if we want to live in a world where all choices are made freely”.
They also discuss a Irish film entitled "The Quiet Girl", which was nominated for Best International Feature at this year's Oscars, as well as "Suzume", an animated Japanese film by Makoto Shinkai about a teenage heroine who must save her country from a devastating earthquake.
In Israel, visits to Eviatar have been officially banned by the military since it was evacuated by the previous government in 2021. But this week, several cabinet ministers led thousands on a march to the settlement outpost, signalling that Benjamin Netanyahu's hard-right government is intent on speeding up settlement building on occupied lands, despite international opposition. The march came amid soaring tensions following last week's police raid on Jerusalem's Al-Aqsa Mosque, and after Israeli air strikes targeted areas in the Gaza Strip, Lebanon and Syria, from where rockets had been launched by Palestinian militants.