France is resolutely committed to the climate and international aid by announcing a contribution of 1.6 billion euros to finance the Green Climate Fund over the period 2024-2027. This decision demonstrates France’s desire to take concrete action to protect the environment and combat global warming. The Green Climate Fund, created in 2010, is a key player in mobilizing financing to support developing countries in their efforts to reduce greenhouse gas emissions and adapt to the consequences of global warming. In addition to its financial commitment, France has also exceeded its promises on climate commitments and doubled its contribution to the World Food Program. Finally, France affirms its confidence in African solutions to African crises, thus recognizing the expertise and capacity of African countries to resolve their own challenges. France is thus positioning itself as a key player in the fight against global warming and the search for solutions for a more sustainable future.

The meeting between President Félix Tshisekedi of the DRC and Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu of Israel at the UN marks a turning point in bilateral relations. The two countries expressed their willingness to strengthen cooperation in various areas such as agriculture, security, cybersecurity and infrastructure. The DRC will benefit from Israel’s expertise in agriculture to strengthen its food security and stimulate its agricultural development. A partnership in the field of security will also allow the DRC to fight against armed groups and security threats. In addition, the DRC will be able to benefit from Israel’s expertise and experience to develop its road, energy and telecommunications infrastructure. This meeting marks the start of a solid and promising partnership between the DRC and Israel, opening new prospects for cooperation.

Summary: The emblematic captain of the French XV, Antoine Dupont, suffered a maxillo-zygomatic fracture during a match against Namibia. Although the length of his absence is still undetermined, he could miss at least a month of play. This injury is a big blow for the team, which will have to find alternative solutions. Despite this, the Blues remain determined to surpass themselves and are counting on the support of their supporters to continue their quest for victory.

The Supreme Court of Brazil has rendered a historic decision by recognizing the right of indigenous peoples to their ancestral lands, thus rejecting the thesis of the “temporal framework” defended by the agro-business lobby. This victory is crucial for the protection of the environment and the rights of indigenous communities, who have long fought for recognition of their lands. However, questions about compensation and reconciliation remain to be resolved. Despite this, this decision constitutes an important step towards the preservation of indigenous territories and the fight against deforestation.

This extract from a blog article retraces the exclusive interview with the Gabonese Prime Minister of the Transition, Raymond Ndong Sima, during his participation in the United Nations General Assembly. He returns to the recent events of the coup d’état in Gabon, describing it as a “coup of freedom” and a “salutary coup d’état”. Despite his initial doubts, he considers it his duty to actively participate in the political life of the country. This article provides a better understanding of the political situation and the challenges facing the country. It offers a new perspective on the coup and provokes reflection on the political and social implications arising from it. The interview highlights the Prime Minister’s desire to promote stability and democracy in Gabon. Overall, it makes for captivating reading for fans of international news and African politics, offering a new perspective on Gabon’s future.