Tag: The great international guest
Camille Etienne (climate justice): “There is no form of energy decline in France”
Camille Etienne, activist for social and climate justice, is one of the strongest voices in France on the climate. Great international guest of RFI this Friday January 19, 2024, she…
Laurent Jacobelli: “Gabriel Attal acquired his popularity on the themes proposed by the National Rally”
Since he took office last week, the new Prime Minister Gabriel Attal has been traveling more frequently: a college in the Paris region, the Dijon University Hospital, a market in…
France ranked in the top 5 of the 2024 Olympics: “A utopian project”, says athlete Frédéric Dagée
There are only 203 days left before the start of the Olympic Games in France. We regularly talk about the sporting aspect, preparations in transport… But what about the financial…
Aïtor Alfonso: The act of “eating engages a relationship with the world which is political”
Aabla Jounaïdi receives, this Friday, December 29 in the RFI studios, the culinary journalist Aïtor Alfonso, co-author with the designer Jul of the book The hunger for History, a History…
Starvation in Gaza: “There are some places where people really have nothing to eat”
On Saturday December 23, 2023, the UN reported an extreme lack of food in the Gaza Strip, which could lead to a situation of famine. This Tuesday, December 26, on…
“The James Webb telescope tries to answer the questions humanity is asking”
Two years ago today, the James Webb space telescope and its giant mirror were launched into space by the Ariane-5 rocket. These photos of distant galaxies, formed in the early…
Michel Troisgros: “Working all the time for yourself, for the family, that’s what (motivated) the Troisgros generations”
Michel Troisgros, chef, a great name in French gastronomy with three Michelin stars, is at the heart of Frederick Wiseman’s new documentary, Pleasure Menus, released in theaters this week in…
Immigration: “The law passed yesterday establishes in the minds of the French that the republic is threatened”
Nadia Yala Kisukidi, philosopher, lecturer at Paris 8 University, specialist in the thought of Bergson and post-colonial African studies, is this Thursday, December 21, RFI’s major international guest. The day…
Immigration law: “tremors” within the majority, recognizes the spokesperson for Renaissance deputies
After a particularly agitated evening, the immigration bill, revised, corrected and straightened, was definitively approved by Parliament on Tuesday, December 19. In the Assembly, the text was adopted with 349…
Claire Hédon: “The immigration bill fuels prejudices about foreigners”
In France, the political class has been arguing for weeks over the immigration bill carried by the Minister of the Interior, Gérald Darmanin. Yesterday, a snub in the National Assembly…