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09:34 : “According to the verifications carried out by its experts, 152 cultural sites have been partially or totally destroyed due to the fighting, including 70 religious buildings, 30 historical buildings, 18 cultural centers, 15 monuments, 12 museums and 7 libraries”said Unesco in a press release (in English).
09:32 : More than 150 cultural sites have been partially or totally destroyed in nearly four months of war in Ukraine, announced this morning the United Nations Organization for Science, Education and Culture (Unesco).
09:16 : Here is the update on the news:
• Emmanuel Macron did not launch “of ultimatum” opposition by asking them to clearly establish their intentions vis-à-vis the majority, underlines this morning Olivia Grégoire on franceinfo. “When he returns from the European Council, in 48 hours, we will start building, this is the beginning of the journey, it is not the end,” she insisted. Follow our live.
• Part of Ukraine’s destiny is being played out today in Brussels. The Twenty-Seven are considering its candidacy for membership of the European Union on Thursday, a highly symbolic milestone nearly four months after its invasion by the Russian army.
• Twenty-five departments of a large north-eastern quarter of France are placed in orange vigilance due to the risk of storms, announces Météo France. The phenomenon should begin in the afternoon.
07:55 : Their lives also changed at dawn on February 24. Nicolas, Franck, Fred, Franck-Olivier and Ernesto have chosen to help the Ukrainians go to war. While most have returned to France, others have no plans to surrender anytime soon.
With Pierre-Louis Caron, we asked them to tell us about their daily life punctuated by bombings, stress, and the fear of dying.
(ASTRID AMADIEU / FRANCEINFO)
06:03 : We continue with the first point on the news of the day:
In a televised address, Emmanuel Macron took note last night of the fractures born of the results of the legislative elections. The Head of State took the opportunity to throw the ball back to the opposition parties, asked to say “how far they are willing to go” to cooperate.
• Part of Ukraine’s destiny is being played out today in Brussels. The Twenty-Seven are considering its candidacy for membership of the European Union on Thursday, a highly symbolic milestone nearly four months after its invasion by the Russian army.
• Violent hailstorms have caused major material damage since Tuesday in several departments in the center-east, where firefighters have intervened hundreds of times.
• Zinédine Zidane, who is celebrating her 50th birthday today, has “want to come full circle with the France team” by becoming “one day” coach, he said this morning in an interview with The Team.