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FranceMaymounati Moussa, from Mauritius, becomes President of the Overseas Delegation of the CESE - Overseas The 1st
Maymounati Moussa, from Mayotte, has been elected president of the overseas delegation of the Council of Economic, Social and Environmental Affairs (Cese).
What is this "withdrawal button" for consumers that is coming into force in Germany?
The article explains what the 'retraction button' is for consumers entering into service in Germany.
El Niño: two UN agencies launch joint appeal for preventive aid - Overseas The 1st
Two UN agencies have issued a joint appeal for preventive aid in response to the El Niño phenomenon.
World Sickle Cell Disease Day: "Sickle cell disease cannot be cured, but symptoms can be alleviated and complications can be prevented", one in 10 Martinicans affected by the disease
The article discusses World Sickle Cell Day, highlighting that while sickle cell disease cannot be cured, symptoms can be managed and complications prevented. It notes that one in ten people in Martinique are affected by the condition.
World Cup 2026: KAYTON, the brand of 100% West Indies - Guyana - Overseas The first
The article discusses Kayton, a brand based in the Antilles-Guyane region of French overseas territories, which has been chosen to provide jerseys for the 2026 World Cup.
War in the Middle East: outbreak of violence with 18 dead in Lebanon and 4 IDF soldiers killed
The article reports on an escalation of violence in Lebanon following the signing of an agreement between the United States and Iran intended to end hostilities in the Middle East. Israeli forces announced the deaths of four soldiers killed during operations in southern Lebanon, marking their first casualties since the agreement was signed. Israeli airstrikes in southern Lebanon resulted in 18 deaths and 33 injuries, according to preliminary figures from Lebanon’s health ministry. The Israeli military stated that the attacks were conducted in response to repeated violations of the ceasefire by
Music Festival: the parking lot of the Mamoudzou covered market closed from this Friday at 5:30 pm - Overseas The 1st
The covered market parking in Mamoudzou will be closed starting Friday at 5:30 PM for the Fête de la Musique event.
Cuba adopts a reform programme which marks a historic economic turning point
Cuba has adopted a significant reform program marking a historic economic shift.
Madagascar: an eighth victim of monkey pox
An eighth victim has been reported in Madagascar due to monkeypox.
The slaughterhouses in the south of the Netherlands 5/5: the "velodrome syndrome" - Overseas The 1st
The article is part of a five-part series investigating the South Basse-Terre slaughterhouses, focusing on what has been termed the 'velodrome syndrome.' The term likely refers to a pattern or recurring issue related to the conditions or operations within these facilities.
Mauritius: access to water is already regulated to preserve the resource - Overseas The 1st
The article discusses water access regulations on the island of Mauritius aimed at preserving the resource.
Edouard Fritch and Lana Tetuanui, official candidates of Tapura in the Senate elections - Overseas The 1st
Edouard Fritch and Lana Tetuanui have been officially announced as candidates for the Tapura party in the overseas senatorial elections.
'A tipping point for Mayotte', the timetable for social convergence with the rest of the country detailed step by step - Overseas
The article details the timeline for social convergence of Mayotte with the rest of France, outlining step-by-step measures.
Traffic in ice: trial postponed for CHPF brancardiers - Overseas
The trial of paramedics from the CHPF (Centre Hospitalier Privé de France) accused of 'ice trafficking' has been postponed.
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Why state surveillance of foreign digital interference extends to 2026 provincial elections in New Caledonia - Overseas
The article discusses why the French state has expanded its vigilance against foreign digital interference to include the 2026 provincial elections in New Caledonia. It references concerns over potential external influence on the electoral process in the overseas territory.
Medical shortage: CHPF CME warns of major risk to access to care in French Polynesia - Overseas
The CME of the CHPF has issued an alert regarding a major risk to access to healthcare in French Polynesia due to a medical shortage.
The public rapporteur proposes the cancellation of the municipal election of Basse-Pointe, the court must decide this Friday
The public prosecutor has recommended the annulment of the municipal election in Basse-Pointe, and the court is set to rule on this matter on Friday.
Free canteen, school calendar, the situation at the Taravao high school, transport: Samantha Bonet-Tirao gives an update on the Education - Overseas files
Samantha Bonet-Tirao provides an update on several education-related issues in overseas territories, including free school meals, the school calendar, the situation at Taravao High School, and transportation.
Armed robbery in Gosier: the perpetrator arrested in the wake of his crime and already convicted
A armed robbery occurred in Gosier, where the perpetrator was arrested immediately after the crime and had already been previously convicted.
Ysaora Thibus, the shy but happy return...
The article discusses Ysaora Thibus' modest but happy return to fencing, likely referring to her participation in an event or competition. The specific details of her performance or the context of her return are not provided in the text.
The end of "Hockey Night in Canada" on CBC brings back memories of several generations
The end of 'Hockey Night in Canada' on CBC has brought back memories for several generations.
Within Manuport, another Ida Nel company, there is concern about the arrival of a public institution to manage the port of Longoni - Overseas
Within Manuport, another company owned by Ida Nel, there is concern over the arrival of a public institution to manage the Longoni port.
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Maloya, history and heritage: how to live better together - Overseas
The article discusses 'Maloya, History and Heritage' under the theme 'How to Live Together Better?' in the context of overseas territories, specifically focusing on Reunion Island. It appears to explore cultural heritage and historical narratives related to the Maloya music tradition, which has roots in African and Creole cultures, and how these elements contribute to social cohesion and collective identity.
After Amir, Amel Bent cancels a concert for the music festival near Bethune
The city of Bruay-la-Buissière, governed by the far-right National Rally (RN), faced another cancellation for its Music Festival event after singer Amel Bent withdrew just two days before her scheduled performance. The municipality had previously canceled an appearance by rapper Amir, citing scheduling conflicts. The city chose Amel Bent as a more cost-effective alternative but she also declined, reportedly due to her opposition to the RN. The local newspaper La Voix du Nord reported that Amel Bent did not want to perform in a city managed by the National Rally.
The straw-tailed chick found in a crane is being filled at SEOR - Overseas
A young pailly-tailed chicken was found inside a crane and is now recovering at the SEOR (Société d'Élevage et d'Ornithologie de Réunion).
Housing conditions are improving in Mayotte, although sheet metal boxes still account for four out of ten dwellings - Overseas The 1st
The living conditions in Mayotte are improving, although four out of ten homes are still made of corrugated iron.
Two fires in two days: volunteer firefighters on the front line - Overseas The 1st
The article discusses two fires occurring within two days, highlighting volunteer firefighters who are on the front lines. It mentions 'Outre-mer La 1ère', which likely refers to a regional news outlet covering overseas territories.
The Mayouri Pou Lagwiyann Désidé collective calls for a general mobilization in Guyana - The first
The collective 'Mayouri Pou Lagwiyann Désidé' has called for general mobilization in French Guiana.
World sickle cell day: a conference to better understand the disease in French Guiana - Overseas The 1st
A conference was held in French Guiana to raise awareness and better understand sickle cell disease, coinciding with World Sickle Cell Day.
The general social security system will be applied to Mayotte from 2028 - Overseas
The general social security regime will be applied to Mayotte starting in 2028.
2026 Provincial Elections in New Caledonia: Why the Consolidation of Polling Stations in Nouméa Remains Controversial - Overseas La 1ère
The article discusses the ongoing debate surrounding the consolidation of polling stations in Nouméa for the 2026 provincial elections in New Caledonia. The discussion centers around concerns related to voter accessibility, representation, and the implications of centralizing voting locations.
Administrative court rejects appeal for annulment of municipal election result in M'tsangamouji - Overseas
The administrative court has rejected a request to annul the results of the municipal elections in M'tsangamouji.
Three-metre tiger shark sighted at Anse Vata, the beach closed to swimming - Overseas The 1st
A three-meter tiger shark was spotted at Anse Vata beach, leading to the closure of the beach for swimming.
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Dengue: the epidemic is slowing down in Futuna but is increasing in Wallis - Overseas
The dengue outbreak has slowed down in Futuna but is progressing in Wallis.
Early start of classes, adaptation of the school calendar... In hot countries, have these solutions been successful in dealing with the heat waves?
The article discusses whether starting school earlier and adjusting the school calendar have proven effective in countries with hot climates to combat heatwaves.
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Qantas to launch direct flights from Sydney to London in October 2027 - Overseas
Qantas plans to launch direct flights between Sydney and London in October 2027.
Chile investigates possible trafficking involving hundreds of Haitian children
Chile is investigating a potential trafficking case involving hundreds of Haitian children.
Rescue in Fakarava lagoon is over: rescuers are no longer looking for a survivor
Search and rescue operations have concluded in the lagoon of Fakarava, and authorities no longer search for a missing person.
CO2 emissions: Synergîles invites Guadeloupean employees to rethink their commutes from home to work - Overseas
Synergîles, a company based in Guadeloupe, is encouraging its employees in Guadeloupe to reconsider their commuting habits between home and work in order to reduce carbon dioxide emissions.
Death of Eric Roy: "It's very complicated to talk", Chardonnet's emotion after the death of his coach
The article discusses the emotional reaction of Chardonnet following the death of his coach, Éric Roy. It quotes Chardonnet expressing difficulty in speaking about the loss.
OGC Nice-FC Metz match: complaint against X filed after 'unusual volume' of sports betting involving Nice player Elye Wahi
A complaint has been filed against an unknown person following an unusual volume of sports bets involving Nice player Elye Wahi ahead of the match between OGC Nice and FC Metz.
In Saint John's, Saint Pierre artist Marie-Josée Mahé is continuing her creative journey - Overseas The 1st
The article discusses Marie-Josée Mahé, an artist from Saint-Pierre, who continues her creative journey in Saint John's.
Congress: why the last scheduled session for this term was cancelled - Overseas
The article discusses the cancellation of the last session scheduled for this term at the Congress, focusing on the overseas territories (Outre-mer). It explores the reasons behind the decision to cancel the meeting.
UNSA Customs, which opposes the RIPOST bill, threatens to mobilise in Guadeloupe - Overseas
The union UNSA Douane has expressed opposition to the proposed RIPOST law and warned it could mobilize in Guadeloupe.
In Palermo, the ancient art of trick-or-treating with fruit has withstood the test of time
In Palermo, the ancient art of creating realistic fruit illusions continues to resist the passage of time.
Ligue 1: Olivier Pantaloni succeeds Claude Puel as coach of Nice
Olivier Pantaloni has been appointed as the new head coach of Nice, replacing Claude Puel.
"Whoever goes out is attacked in the second", the people of Ouangani overwhelmed by regular gang attacks
Residents of Ouangani are frustrated by regular attacks from gangs, with locals stating that anyone who goes outside is attacked within seconds.
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Rescuing a baby straw-tailed man from a crane - Overseas The 1st
A baby puffin was rescued from a crane in overseas France.
Humanimal, the secret of Murphy, winner of the Junior Literature Prize - Overseas The 1st
The article announces that 'Humanimal, le secret de Murphy' has won the Litté'nature prize for middle school students.
To save their banana plantations, Caribbean producers are betting on the 'new GMOs' - Overseas
Antillean banana producers are turning to 'new GMOs' in an effort to save their plantations.
Illegal water abstraction destroyed near Dzoumogné hill dam - Overseas The 1st
An illegal water capture operation has destroyed infrastructure near the Dzoumogné hill reservoir in overseas France.
"The Jean-Tranape is a ship perfectly suited to its sovereignty missions", said Julien Fort, commander of the naval base at Nouméa - Overseas.
An interview with Julien Fort, commander of the naval base in Nouméa, discusses the capabilities of the Jean-Tranape vessel in fulfilling its sovereignty-related missions.
An Air Austral flight bound for Mayotte had to make a U-turn to return to Reunion Island.
A flight operated by Air Austral bound for Mayotte had to make a half-turn and return to La Réunion.
Death of Lyhanna: Yael Braun-Pivet wants to 'move quickly' on the 'comprehensive law' against sexual violence and wants it to reach the Assembly in September
Following the death of Lyhanna, Yaël Braun-Pivet aims to quickly advance the 'comprehensive law' against sexual violence and hopes it will reach the Assembly by September.
The Caledonian government is considering aid to pay its electricity bill - Overseas
The New Caledonia government is considering financial assistance to address its electricity bill.
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FIFO Tahiti 2027: call for films for the 24th edition - Overseas
The article announces a call for film submissions for the 24th edition of the FIFO Tahiti film festival, scheduled for 2027.
Festival All Day Inn: Co-founders and former associates deliver opposing versions to court
At the trial, the co-founders and former associates of the Festival All Day Inn provide conflicting accounts.
World Cup 2026: crowd bathing, Edith Piaf, Kylian Mbappé superstar... the Blues are being played in the United States
The French national football team, led by Didier Deschamps, arrived in Boston, Massachusetts, where they will begin their preparations for the 2026 World Cup. The team landed at Logan International Airport and checked into the Four Seasons Hotel in downtown Boston. They will recover from their seven-hour flight before starting training at Bentley University on Thursday. Their first match in the tournament will be against Senegal on June 16 at the MetLife Stadium in East Rutherford, New Jersey. Fans gathered near the hotel in anticipation of seeing the players.
A woman's leg goes through the floor of an apartment in Fort-de-France: the two tenants lodge a complaint
A woman's leg has pierced through the floor of an apartment in Fort-de-France, leading to both tenants filing a complaint.
Antonio Guterres on a "solidarity" visit to Haiti
United Nations Secretary-General Antonio Guterres visited Haiti on June 16 to show solidarity with the population affected by violence and humanitarian challenges. He met with individuals impacted by gang-related violence, including murders, kidnappings, and forced child recruitment. The country faces severe political, economic, and security crises, with nearly 1.5 million people displaced and over 5 million facing serious food insecurity. The UN's 2026 humanitarian aid plan, valued at $880 million, remains underfunded. In September, the UN Security Council decided to replace the under-resourc
High school students who have been successful in Senegal - First overseas
The article discusses high school students who were impressed by their stay in Senegal, highlighting their experiences during an overseas program.
"I think there will be a goal or two away", former player Pascal Vahirua gives his forecasts on the match between France and Senegal and testifies to his journey - Overseas La 1ère
The article discusses former French football player Pascal Vahirua's predictions for the France vs. Senegal World Cup 2026 match, including his belief that the game will be decided by a one or two-goal margin. It also covers his personal journey and experiences.
In Newfoundland, the FFTNL is focusing on art and culture to bring Francophonie to life - Overseas
The article discusses how the French Federation of Francophone Territories in the Americas (FFTNL) is promoting the vitality of the French-speaking community in Newfoundland through art and culture.
The UN chief in Haiti, in "solidarity" with a suffering people - Overseas
The head of the UN in Haiti expressed solidarity with the Haitian people who are suffering.
Last rehearsal of the play "Titanic" for the young troupe of actors by Anaïs Hebrard - Overseas The 1st
The last rehearsal for the play 'Titanic' by the young cast of Anaïs Hebrard's theater group was held.
Single water authority: Bill on the empowerment of the Assembly of Martinique adopted, local elected representatives divided - Overseas
The bill granting authority to the Assembly of Martinique regarding water management has been adopted, leading to divided local elected officials.
Szymon Wozniak hit by a car in training in the Hexagon - Overseas First
Szymon Wozniak was hit by a car during training in France.
Muslim New Year: the crescent moon seen in the sky Reunion, beginning on Wednesday 17 June of the year 1448 of the Islamic calendar - Overseas First
The Muslim New Year began this Wednesday, June 17, with the sighting of the lunar crescent in the sky over Réunion. This marks the start of the year 1448 in the Islamic calendar.
Air transport: Corsair launches its new direct route Saint-Denis-Toulouse - Overseas
Corsair has launched a new direct flight between Saint-Denis and Toulouse.
A Week to Discover and Find Employment in Transportation and Logistics in La Réunion - Outre-mer La 1ère
A week-long event aimed at helping people find employment in transportation and logistics in La Réunion.
Arlindo Chissale, a disappearance in the shadows of Mozambique's security services
The article discusses the disappearance of Arlindo Chissale, a Mozambican journalist and activist associated with the opposition party Podemos. He investigated issues such as alleged election fraud, murders of activists, and human rights abuses related to the Islamist insurgency in Cabo Delgado and the impact on international gas projects. Chissale vanished during a trip between Pemba and Nacala shortly after publishing videos exposing the killing of another Podemos member.
“For me, it's a deportation, an abduction, a tearing away”: Marie-Josée Carmaly, former child from the Creuse testifies – Outre-mer La 1ère
Marie-Josée Carmaly, an individual who was once an orphan from the Creuse region, shares her personal testimony describing her experience as 'a deportation, an abduction, a tearing away.' The article highlights her perspective on being removed from her home.
We will shoot down the municipalities : big bang budget ahead for the 92 mayors of the metropolis of Marseille
The article discusses a potential significant budget cut affecting the 92 municipalities within the Aix-Marseille metropolitan area. Following a report by the Chamber of Regional Accounts (CRC), which proposed ways to address the metropolis' budget deficit of 144 million euros, the prefect has decided to reduce financial support provided to some communes, with amounts potentially reaching up to 24 million euros for certain cities. The decision comes after months of debate between local officials and the prefect over the budget, with elected officials refusing to approve it initially due to the
Culture: Zangoma places artificial intelligence at the heart of an exhibition in Mamoudzou - Overseas
An exhibition titled 'Zangoma' featuring artificial intelligence is being held in Mamoudzou, part of the overseas territories of France.
Three awarded classes at the 18th edition of the Zerbaz Pei medicinal plant competition La Réunion - Overseas
Three classes were awarded at the 18th edition of the Zerbaz Péï competition on medicinal plants in Reunion.
Telemedicine and visiting nurses: how is medical care provided in Yaté without a doctor ? - Overseas
The article discusses how medical care is provided in Yaté, an overseas French territory, where there is no doctor available. It focuses on the use of telemedicine and visits by liberal nurses to ensure healthcare access.
Municipal elections in M'tsamboro: the rapporteur concludes that the March election has been cancelled, the verdict will be announced next week - Overseas
The article reports that the rapporteur has concluded that the municipal elections held in March in M'tsamboro should be annulled, with the judgment expected to be announced next week.
A Corporal of the 5th Foreign Regiment Awarded for Throwing Himself into the Water to Save Migrants - Overseas First
A corporal from the 5th Foreign Regiment was awarded for jumping into water to save migrants.
Comoros: experts selected to examine the former president by the government advise a coronary scan - Overseas
Experts selected by the government to examine former President Azali Assoumani of Comoros have recommended a coronary angiography.
"I've finally bought a new car", customers impatient about the timing of repairs in concessions in Mayotte - Overseas
Customers in Mayotte are growing impatient with the delays in car repairs at dealerships, leading some to opt for purchasing new vehicles instead.
Lacaille, Domin ki koné: Archipels celebrates music with the Lacaille family
The article discusses the celebration of music by the Lacaille family on the islands, likely referring to cultural events or performances taking place in overseas territories.
South Lowland slaughterhouses 2/5: shift to Gourbeyre - Overseas
The article is part of a series titled 'Cold Case' focusing on the abattoirs in the South of Basse-Terre, specifically examining the shift towards Gourbeyre. The content appears to be related to agricultural or industrial developments in overseas territories.
World Cup 2026. Five things to know about France's entry into the competition - Overseas First
The article discusses five key points about France's participation in the 2026 World Cup, focusing on overseas territories.