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07:42 : Good morning @Yu2and , this plan is accessible on the website of the Chinese Ministry of Foreign Affairs. I mentioned earlier about resuming dialogue, renouncing nuclear weapons and avoiding attacks on civilians. Among the other solutions proposed: the facilitation of the export of cereals or the end of unilateral sanctions.
07:42 : Ukraine – where to find this 12-point peace plan put forward by Beijing?
07:42 : Hello, China and you announced a document in 12 points for yesterday evening and only one point, perhaps, is known this morning??
07:36 : The boss of the Russian paramilitary group Wagner says his troops have taken the Ukrainian town of Berkhivka, just north of Bakhmout, a key city that Moscow has been seeking to conquer for several months.
07:28 : How many refugees from the conflict has France taken in? “115,000 Ukrainians” of which “80% women” found refuge on French territory and “now benefit from accommodation and an allowance”according to the Secretary of State.
07:28 : One year after the start of the conflict in Ukraine, France has spent almost “500 million euros” to offer a welcome to the displaced Ukrainians, announces on franceinfo Sonia Backès, Secretary of State in charge of Citizenship.
07:24 : China also calls on both countries to avoid any attacks on civilians. This war is a delicate issue for Beijing, because of its strong diplomatic and economic ties for several years with Moscow, consolidated by the common interest of counterbalancing Washington.
07:40 : The Chinese government calls on Russia and Ukraine to resume dialogue and rejects any recourse to nuclear weapons, while Russian President Vladimir Putin has brandished this threat. China, which has been seeking for a few weeks to play a mediating role, publishes a 12-point document to end the conflict.
07:14 : Note that the French headlines are not the only ones to highlight this news. Here is that of Financial Timein the United States, from GlobalTimes in China, orEl Mundo in Spain.
07:04 : Unsurprisingly, the first anniversary of the war in Ukraine occupies the front pages of your newspapers. Here are some examples: 
06:49 : On the occasion of the first anniversary of the war in Ukraine, here is a series of articles to discover this morning on our site:
• Our large format which takes you from kyiv to Bakhmout, and looks back on a year spent under the bombs
• Our story behind the scenes of the European Union, at the forefront of support for Ukraine
• Our compilation of testimonies from Ukrainians, who recount the day of the invasion
• Our report in the east of Ukraine, where discouragement wins civilians