to the municipality of paris in 1809. >> to better understand the origins of the paris commune, youe to go back a little further in french history to the end of the franco-prussian war and the defeat of napoleon iii, the nephew of napoleon bonaparte. >> they not only conceited victory to the prussians, but allowed them to march down the shum salazar -- the champs-elysees but pay reparations. they were still reeling from a siege by the prussians that left them angry, tired, and hungry. >> [speaking french] >> ok, so here we are in march 1871. the situation really comes to a fever pitch on march 18 when the government tries to take about 300 cannons. >> the parisians dart -- thought these cannons belong to them because they paid for them through a prescription. a lot of soldiers with the national guard seized control of the city and refused to accept the authority of the national guard which ended up fleeing to their side. elections were held. the commune was declared. they had a red flag. that was their symbol. these elected officials got to work. they were journalists, artisans, wor

let's start with an arts and culture event called the paris summer festival. number of schools, parks, and swimming pools have opened their doors to artists and creators. most of the events are free. >> under the iconic glass pyramid of the louvre is the first performance of the paris summer festival, a contemporary dance recital all of the motion in the program called "happy." down the usual crowded corridors of the museum, 300 spectators have a date with the lady of the mystic model. >> i did not expect this at all. we knew we were going into the museum, but we did not know we were going to be next to the mona lisa. >> visitors can see photography, also the dreamlike experience as seen by the stars as well as an expired -- inspired experience by nature. organizers say the goal of the festival is to take visitors on a journey. >> everything has started up again after what was a long hiatus. we feel there is a desire from the book and artists and our team. we are shappy. >> the dream was brought back to life by the artists thanks to their work and our passion

that's it right there, paris. the eiffel tower is reopening this morning, and we are there live. >>> but first, the only thing that can top paris, rob marciano here in the studio. >> bonjour, everybody. bonsoir if you're in france. we're talking heat in the west. the last five weeks we've seen four heat waves and we have another coming in right now. this is in the northern rockies. some numbers are startling when talking about montana, billings, 101, maybe 104 on monday and that's record territory. same for boise, salt lake city, these aren't records but you've seen 15 days of 100 plus degree temperatures. the record for the entire summer is 21 so we're marching in on that. flooding in the midwest. saw five to six inches of rain from kansas all the way through wisconsin and northern illinois seeing quite a bit of flooding. you see that dog and that man struggling. some of the roads washed out and there's more rain coming. the setup, everything moves so slow in the summertime, so stuck in this monsoon flow hitting

amy: paris marx come how is the u.s. federal government enabling this?have musk's spacex, $149 million contract from the pentagon to build missile tracking systems come so private companies that are heavily relying on government funding you write "this is the real face of the private space industry, billions of dollars of contracts from nasa, military, increasingly for telecommunications that are helping companies like spacex and blue origin control the infrastructure of space." talk more about this. >> absolutely. i would start by agreeing with what peter said. i thk there is good reason to want to explore space but the way it is happening is not an we should want to see. i think what we have incommon especially in the past few years, the u.s. government has kind of embraced these visions from people like elon musk an jeff bezos. under donald trump, there was talk about going to mars, how he adopted that idea from elon musk and from the private space industry, and joe biden has said similar things about wanting to embrace the private space industry. i t

just one of the many great things about having paris live with us. >> paris: i cannot thank you enoughfor welcoming me into your home. it has been driving me crazy trying to find a place after zoe left town. >> steffy: you'll find one, but until then, be our guest. >> paris: i'm excited. >> steffy: me too. i know the kids are, especially hayes. >> ridge: why especially my grandson? >> steffy: he and paris are, like, full-on besties. he was having a meltdown, and then paris sang this lullaby

hotel zahara brings together many pieces in paris.portersr went to find out more. >> the largest sand desert in the world, the sahara, is vast yet full of clichÉs. it's the job of these ten artists in residents to reveal his true complexity as the project commissioner explains. >> with hotel sahara we wanted to question the fantasies people have about the sahara. particularly how they think it is a completely empty space. we wanted to grounded in reality. as a place where people live and work. the desert has culture. and art. and that's what's important. >> th artists, filmmakers and performers and others have drawn from the sights and sounds around them to create entirely new pieces. >> who we are and what we see will definitely come across in the exhibition. it's kind of a meeting between our various different art forms. >> they are all either from or have roots and countries traversed by the sahara, but for the most current -- for the most part, they have never experienced it so closely. such is the case with the young painter from

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people in paris for their thoughts on the main thing is political. it's nothing else anything to do with the reality of myers. i do think that it's pretty ridiculous. they shouldn't single certain countries over other countries. the anger boils among health care. well, because in england they say they're offended over as opposed 3 percent pay rises, reward for the reference. during the pandemic dance, as it reveals civil servants have been 100 thousands of pounds more during the coven crisis. and helping hands, we meet the 3 year old boy whose life has been in hands with prosthesis made by specialist russian company ah, good evening. great to have you with us here on anti international right. letting health pass is a mandatory vaccinations for a 3rd weekend in a row. the protesting health passes a mandatory vaccinations, and the crowds in the capitals been in touch. she moved it's already clashed with riot offices. the news . so these are the latest pictures that we've been getting get from paris, lots of unrest, and it's because from august 9th, hea

g 's and paris. charlotte ski ot see in paris. meanwhile, one woman who claims that life was severely affected by similar nuclear tests in french polynesia says franz should pay for the damages done 2 generations of locals . my grandparents died of cancer, my mother's sister had cancer. at the age of 27, i was diagnosed with chronic leukemia, which is a radiation indeed disease that haiti and politicians are very nice. so for us decided to conduct tests in polynesia because the local did not see anything wrong with them. the exercises ended in 1997, but there was enormous damage. there is a lot of misinformation they are trying to solve in size, many locals and i'll talk about their diseases. today. my symptoms i wrote in my life, i raised the issue of the un at the international level. we have thousands of sick people in the eighty's do i talk about the radioactive impact on the population? when you nothing, and today our surroundings are contaminated and damaged. i hope this ross will pay off all the factors polynesians and be punished by an international court. because now we're a

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g 's and paris. charlotte, people, sky ought fi in paris. and just to continue with a point that charlotte was speaking about, a woman who claims her life was severely affected by similar nuclear tests in french polynesia, sage france, should pay for the damage. it's dawn to generations of local my grandparents died of cancer. my mother's sister had cancer. the age of 27, i was diagnosed with chronic leukemia, which is a radiation and disease that a haiti and some volunteers are very nice for us to cited to conduct tests and volunteers. because the local did not see anything wrong with the exercises ended in 1997, but there were enormous damage. there is a lot of misinformation they're trying to solve. many locals and i'll talk about their reason each day. my symptoms are ruining my life. i raise the sure the you and the international level. we have thousands of people in the eighty's. i talked about the radioactive impact on the population when nelson and today our surroundings are contaminated and damaged. and i hope it's ross will lay off

from the railroads, young place, paris is still a long way away. she wants to perform, but an injury is forcing her to miss the german indoor championships. despite the corona brake and the injury, she's trying to stay positive of the fed cannot my i've enjoyed the freedom from pressure. i've been an athlete for 1516 years. always competing either either of it can for this to happen on. i know it's been pleasant to have a year off. i'm a guns, i'm going corona has given many a chance to return to the roots and that includes top athletes. marilla, wrong. his father is from the caribbean island of martinique. as the oldest of 6 siblings, she's always been possessed of mental strength be, wouldn't them? i really admire my daughter. she's unbelievable. it's my, she's been doing it for here. a lot of hardship. strong. i think it's amazing. i really admire her wouldn't say i was the human flesh hopes to return to competition in my thought. it all depends on the infection rates. for me, suppose i'm really looking forward to the 1st competition. i know tha

g 's and paris, charlotte people sky ot see in paris. meanwhile, a woman who lings, her life was severely affected by similar nuclear tests in french polynesia, says france should pay for the damage it's done to generations of local my grandparents died of cancer, my mother's sister had cancer. at the age of 27, i was diagnosed with chronic leukemia, which is a radiation indeed disease that he had fallen asians are very nice. so for us, this added to conduct tests and follow neesha because the local did not see anything wrong with them. the exercises ended in 1997, but there was enormous damage. there is a lot of misinformation they are trying to solve in size, many locals and i'll talk about their diseases. today. my symptoms are ruining my life. i raise the issue, the un at the international level. we have thousands of sick people in the eighty's do i talk about the radioactive impact on the population? when you nothing, and today our surroundings are contaminated and damaged. i have the throttle pay off all the factors polynesians and be punished by an international court because now w

we have people in paris for that goes on the move thing is political. there's nothing else that has anything to do with relative myers. i do think that it's pretty ridiculous they shouldn't single out certain countries over other countries, and the anger boils among healthcare workers in england, who said that they're offended over proposed 3 percent pay rises, rewards for their efforts during the pandemic that as it's revealed, civil servants have been handed to thousands of towns small during the covert crisis. hoping hands for a very worthy candidate. we meet the 3 year old boy. his life is being at hand through the thesis made by a specialist rushing company. ah, good evening grain have you with it? this is auntie international by let's start in france is lots going on. the people are out on the streets for 3rd weekend in the protesting hell passes a mandatory vaccination. the crowd in the capital in pretty touchy mood, is already been classes with right officers. the news so that was then, and this is the scene in paris right now and things haven't

ah, the the protesters clashed with police and central paris with water can inspire that angry demonstrators. thousands are rallying against the government's plans to make covert 1900 passes mandatory for entering public places . londoners have also been up in arms this weekend over vaccine passports and class with police, while tory and peace are threatening to boycott their own party conference over the issue. and the pentagon admit that at least 7 people implicated in the murder of haiti's president and had been trained in america that as mass protests took place on the day of his funeral. ah, our broadcasting live direct from our studios in moscow. this is our 2 international name, sean thomas. certainly glad to have you with us. now, paris police have fired water cannons at people protesting plans for mandatory health passes in france. thousands gathered in central paris to vent their frustrations over covert restrictions. the news mm mm. they're all being reported scuffles around the country as these anti health pass demonstrations have been taking place . we've had figures from the mi

and paris. charlotte ski ought fi in paris. meanwhile, a woman who claims her life was severely affected by similar nuclear tests. this thomas french polynesia says that france should pay for the damages done to generations of locals. my grandparents died of cancer, my mother's sister had cancer and the age of 27. i was diagnosed with chronic leukemia, which is radiation indeed, disease, the heating and some fallen asians are very nice. so for us, this added to conduct tests and volunteer because the local did not see anything wrong with the exercises ended in 1997, but they were enormous damage. there is a lot of misinformation they're trying to solve in size, many locals and i'll talk about their diseases. today. my symptoms are ruining my life. i raise the she, the un at the international level. we have thousands of people in the eighty's do i talk about the radioactive impact on the population. when you nothing. and today our surroundings are contaminated and damaged, i have the throttle they off all the factors polynesians and be punished by an international court. because now we're

. >> so they married and had a daughter named paris. they thought their life together would be grand. murray got a college degree in criminal justice and became a deputy sheriff. >> her ultimate goal was to get into the fbi. but then for all the love between them, there were issues. jeff learned that there were more secrets and as a girl murray had been sexually assaulted in sometimes your love enjoy were chased into a darker place. >> she carried some baggage around and when you're in love with somebody you tend to overlook certain behaviors. >> the biggest issue was she didn't love herself. looking back on now i can say that she was always looking for love from somebody else to validate her own feelings. >> they tried, but the marriage didn't last. and after that, marie drifted a little. jobs fell through, she had to move frequently. jeff suggested paris than three would have a stable life with him. >> she fought it initially but then agreed it was probably for the best and so paris was with me. >> though she saw pairs often, they cal

the who's ah, the protest this class with police in central paris with water cannons fired at and read demonstrators. thousands are rallying against the government's plans to make code 1900 passes mandatory for entering public places. londoners have also been up in arms this weekend over vaccine passports and clashed with police. while tory m. p. 's are threatening to boycott their own party conference over the issue. and biden's, department of justice drops a probe into record deaths at new york nursing homes. initiated after bombshell reports of mishandling the cobra did in 1900 crisis and a subsequent cover up by governor andrew cuomo ah are broadcasting live direct from our studios in moscow? this is art international. i'm sean thomas. certainly glad to have you with us. right now. paris police have fire water cannons at people, protesting plans for mandatory health passes in france. thousands gathered in central paris to vent their frustrations over coated restrictions. ah me the they're all still being reported scuffles around the country that these anti health pass demonstration

ah, the birth of the protest isn't police clash and send from paris with water can inside it. angry, demonstrated thousands are rallying again to the government's plans to make coby passes. mandatory entering public places and i cry in the british, harlem and conservative, empty, threatened to boycott that party. comparative vaccine, passports, and needed to attend depends, again, admits the 7 people imitated in the murder of haiti's. presence had been trying in america that his master process took place on the day of the funeral. i good evening has just gone 10 o'clock. have moscow. you're watching arthur international. now, police in paris to fire water. cannon protest is against plans for mandatory health passage in france. that his thousands gathered in central paris to vent their frustrations against the coven restrictions the who's mm mm. they're all still being reported scuffles around the country as these anti health pants demonstrations has been taking place . we've had the biggest from the ministry of the interior that said there were a 161000 individuals who decided to sen

that was a job he did in paris.so he had no connection with stevenson and that, he did good work in the war in spite of the efforts. >> that was true in paris? >> guest: yes. one of the questions was what did he do in paris? so after he was? sue to first of all there is the war, he looks -- networks for the army the united nations for agency which help track down not the war criminals. when he finished he became security guy, the billionaire who lived in france. he did a little bit of work a happy retirement. especially amongst american muslim veterans who lived in paris. the dismissal with prejudice in the 1960s, hoover finally withdrew the prejudice phrase. >> fascinating. a couple of questions about agnes driscoll. where are the documents that substantiate that she sold the machine? also is she still buried in arlington cemetery? >> she is still buried in arlington cemetery. the documents i have which are reports was it senior guy in the fbi was based on the evidence of sources. we do not know for sure she did th

and natasha joins us now live from paris. oh, natasha. the coven certificate is going to make it easier to travel in the european union, but a dire warning. today from the w. h o to europe about this down to very and yes, the w h ho issuing this warning saying that the delta variant is fueling a rise in a new coveted infections across the european union. now this is after several weeks when most countries have seen infection rates for it is a real concern, but it does also reflect the reality that most governments in europe are seeing on the ground. we all here in france, for example, seeing the delta variance fuel these infections. we heard from the french health minister just today saying that last week the delta variance accounted for just 10 percent of new cases. this week that number is doubled. it's a similar picture in germany, in spain, in portugal, we know in lisp and the portuguese capital they've got to impose those. we can look down there because they are seeing spikes in the virus because of the variance. it is a huge concern

host: this administration when it comes to environment and climate change, rejoined the paris climate agreement, revoked the pipeline, conserving at least 30% of federal land and oceans by 2030, establishing climate change as a national security policy, can your caucus go along with those actions of the biden administration? guest: we want to ask the question, does what they are suggesting lower worldwide greenhouse gas emissions and what is the cost to do it and are there better alternatives? you went through quite a list and most of those do not meet the litmus test. we need to be putting our ideas forward. host: if this is a focus on how other countries handle their clement process, what can your caucus expect to do? guest: i am not suggesting we should not do our part in the united states. i think sometimes republicans are blamed for thinking, let's put our head in the sand about what we are doing in the united states. it is important to be a leader in the world. it is also a mistake and the paris accord is a good example, to give china a green light on increasing their carbon emi

as the olympics get going under the heat of the tokyo sun this week, organisers from paris, the 2024tainability of the games. georgina grenon is the director of sustainability for the paris 2024 olympics and paralympics, and shejoins me live now from tokyo. thank you so much for coming on the programme. you look at everything, but especially like olympic games, it's a huge operation, a huge organisation, you look at something like that and you don't think that sustainability is top of the list. how big a challenge is it? ., , it? you just said it. the olympics _ it? you just said it. the olympics are _ it? you just said it. the olympics are the i it? you just said it. the | olympics are the biggest it? you just said it. the - olympics are the biggest event in the world, and we are now facing the world's biggest challenges, so we have to take action, this has to be at the heart of our activities, we cannot organise paris in 2020 for the media 20 30 years ago, so there are two objectives. first, limiting their contribution to climate change, and using our games as an beacon towards a l

at the same time, we had to negotiate bringing back the car from paris.ding of the investigation was that it was an accident. the car had been driven too fast. the driver had been drinking, lost control of that car going down the ramp, the underpass, and that was our conclusions. >> did you find any indication whatsoever that the princess and dodi were murdered? >> no, no evidence whatsoever. >> no evidence of murder or any involvement by mi-5, mi-6 or the royal family. >> what about reports that the princess was pregnant? >> those were totally disproved by her closest friends. and of course we brought the car back from paris, analyzed the blood by the latest techniques at that time, and found out that she was not pregnant. >> what is the truth behind the reports that dodi had bought diana a ring that day in paris? >> he may well have done that, but we don't know what he was going do with that ring, and neither does anyone else. >> stevens also investigates the role of the paparazzi. >> they followed them around, obviously, but we didn't know how close th

g s and paris. charlotte ski ot see in paris a nother big story of the week 6 months after the u. s. law. busy states bid to have whistleblower julian assange extra talented, a u. k. the court has granted washington the right to appeal that judge is reported to have agreed with 3 of the 5 justifications. the u. s. submitted on the biden administration is apparently now prepared to let a son serve any prison sentence in his history in homeland. however, reacting outside the court to son just partner stella morris said he already has right done. i was able to speak to julian now about the decision and you know, its mixed. on the one hand, it's been 6 months and we haven't had any news. so it's like an endless purgatory. but at the same time it doesn't here. and julian's very unwell. 7 he's happy when, when he i went with our eldest this morning and so it's not representative when i see him because obviously it's a, it's a one rest fight. he get off, but even bellmarks prison is a horrible place. he won his case in january. why is he even in prison? why is he even being prosecuted? t

. >> paris: we'll be quiet. >> steffy: oh, hayes can sleep through almost anything. >> paris: oh, cuteect. with parents like you, i'm not surprised. >> finn: hmm, well, you just wait. >> paris: oh, please, finn. i can handle a crying infant and a demanding toddler. >> steffy: i don't know about that. are you sure you wanna move in here? you're gonna be dealing with a lot of screaming.is: no , just getting all that stuff out y

he's earned that second yellow jersey, and he'll be drinking champagne on the streets of paris tomorrowow's british grand prix from pole position after winning formula 1's new trial sprint race this afternoon at silverstone. the red bull driver got thejump on lewis hamilton off the line and led comfortably to the end. he extended his championship lead by a point, to 33. imran sidat was watching. they say the formula 1 season is a marathon and not a sprint. but with an expectant crowd of around 100,000 packed into silverstone, all eyes were on lewis hamilton as the inaugural sprint race to decide pole position made its bow. after topping qualifying on friday, hamilton was at the front of the grid, but as has been the case for much of the season, the red bull of max verstappen has been just that little bit quicker. the dutchman storming out of the blocks as he seized the early advantage. how crucial would that prove to be? 17 fast and furious laps lay ahead, with sergio perez first to feel the frantic nature. hamilton has endured a tough campaign so far, but the seven—time world champion

. charlotte ski ought fi in paris. and just to pick up on a point of charlotte story, a woman who claims similar nuclear tests and friendship, polynesia left her suffering from counter and later life believes france has a case to answer. my grandparents died of cancer. my mother's sister had cancer. early age of 27, i was diagnosed with chronic leukemia, which is a radiation indeed disease that he has had fallen. asians are very nice for us to cited to conduct test and volunteers because the local did not see anything wrong out of the exercises ended in 1997, but they were enormous damage. there is a lot of misinformation they're trying to solve inside many locals and i'll talk about their isn't it easy today? my symptoms are ruining my life. i raise the should the, you and the international level. we have thousands of people in the eighty's. i talked about the radioactive impact on the population when you're nothing, and today our surroundings are contaminated and damage and i hope the transfer they off all the factor

you, watching arte international natalie in paris to fire water. cannon protest is against plans for men decree. health passed in front eyes and garbage and sent for paris to vent their frustrations over co restriction. the ah me the there are still being reported scuffles around the country that these anti health pass demonstrations have been taking place. we've had figures from the ministry of the interior that said there were a 161000 individuals who decided to stand onto the streets to protest these new restrictions. 11000 of those were here in paris where you saw those tensions with that water cannon inside at the protesters. no. so i guess being used. so i just wanna explain a little bit about what the health pass says. this is something this all ready in use has been and you since wednesday. and basically, what it means is places like cultural centers and museums at the moment, if there were more than 50 individuals inside, then to get inside you have to show you fully vaccinated against kobe 19, or that you have got a negative p. c all and teach and test what the parliament i

ok, thanks to the update that charlotte, that was the art show. davinsky reporting from paris. will me mana, a spokesperson for nurses union in france to say that easing the restrictions even for vaccinated people is wrong? with a wide variety of inconsistencies can be observed on the part of the government in confined spaces. it is necessary to continue to observe protective measures in particular wearing masks, even if you are vaccinated or have had the p c r test within the past 48 hours. this does not mean you can remove the mask while being in a confined space. the delta variance is especially contagious, so it is necessary to continue to observe protective measures in the confined space . it's necessary. we're dealing with a government that has allowed people in mandatory currency into leave their homes for 2 hours a day, mandatory currency. this is a unique case in the world. either you are encouraging and strictly observe it, but to say that it is possible to leave the house for those people who are in quarantine. when it is established that these people are infectious.

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we asked people in paris with that thought on the move thing. it's political, it's nothing else. anything to do or the reality of liars. i do think that it's pretty ridiculous. they shouldn't single out certain countries over other countries . source to being evacuated from the hotels in turkey, where wildfire raging in the south of the country are russia and helicopters and planes are helping to combat the foss spreading flame. and a helping hand. we meet a 3 year old boy whose life has been in hands with a piece. it's made by a specialist and russian company ah, what a very warm welcome to you from all of us here at the international and most go with just off the 10 pm saturday night and we have your top stories for this hour. the numbers just keep getting bigger. now more than 200000 people hit the streets across prompts on saturday to protest health passes and mandatory vaccinations. in paris, the crowd was a touchy mood and clashed early on with rise to lease the the from august the 9th health class will be required to visit numerous public places. i were talking all about r

you don't know how much is on the move from ac milan to paris, paris assumption. i'm out on a free transfer. the go keep assigned to deal in paris just days after being named player of the tournament at the p and championships where his crucial saves helped italy beat england in the dramatic penalties shoots out that decided the tournament . the 22 year old leaves me on 6 years after making his debut at the tender age of 60 and buffalo now have agreed terms of a new terms of a new deal that we'll see. lionel messy, stay with the club. spanish newspapers are reporting b, argentine has assigned a new 5 year contract that would cost his wages in half. is previous deal was worth 10000000 euros a week. the new deal will take him to the age of 39, but we live on the club selling and other player to remain on the league as news salary, capitol system. it was indeed w news. here's a reminder off the top story we're following for you. severe storms across germany have at least some of the worst flooding in decades. at least 9 people have died and many people are missing. s

and the environment. 6 decades on the radioactive aftermath still remains with algeria to dancing paris over its refusal to show when euclid waste has been buried, i hurry to fries since this morning. it's stronger and proud. ah! back in the $960.00 sons carried out more than a dozen nuclear tests in the sahara. but according to our tyria, it made no effort to clean up the size or to pay compensation to the victims who suffered from radiation on the shoulder. dubin ski has more from paris. the old g reason government is stepping up the fight. it has accused france of refusing to hand over important information regarding the sites from refuses to hand over top, a graphical maps to determine the burial sites of the polluting, radioactive, or chemical waste, which have still not been discovered. the radiation victims have already died due to no medical conditions and causes but of those to still survive. just a single algerian has been compensated differential forties should at least recognize these crimes. then move on to compensation. jerry, people are still counting the victims of radia

at asha butler begins our coverage with this report from paris. at paris is the only airport airline staff check travelers, documents, european union citizens miss now shown you cove it certificate to travel on paper or in digital form. it shows if a person is vaccinated or has a recent negative p. c, r test member states can adjust the entry rules according to the health situation in the country bought. the cobra certificate will be standardized throughout the block. but you could that be, it's more paperwork, but we've been vaccinated. we have a p c r test. it's all good. i think it's a necessary measure of it isn't over yet, and we must avoid at all costs the risk of people of any age getting sick of the you want to make it easier for people to cross its borders after more than a year of cobra restrictions paris is usually one of the world's most visited cities, bought the pandemic as men 13. you were tourists, you hope for the coven certificate, will encourage people to travel again. and i hope i can make recovery from, like most european coun

the french government hosted a round table in paris to address the legacies, health and environmental of 193 nuclear tests at motorola. over at alls. but that round table was boy covered by leading opposition politicians. and by the community groups that represent nuclear survivors, people whose health has been affected by the tests. so everyone's waiting to see what my chrome will say on this topic. now, colonialism by even by the former colo colonial countries, always been a tangled subject. it's not something that they want to particularly discuss, but in this case, when it comes to nuclear testing, they're going to have to do. but is it going to be wider than that? will there be an apologies for some of the actions problems did in to, for example, i think it's unlikely that president micron will talk about the issue of colonialism. even though the united nations general assembly relisted french polynesia in 2013 before the un special committee on the colonization of president, a macro hopes to raise the issues around climate change around the ocean management around economic and c