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Anne Carson 3d

It simply seemed to me to be the best language. #AnneCarson #PrixNobel #Littérature (translated)

Qui est Anne Carson, prix Nobel de littérature 2026 ?
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The author asked Amadou Ba to invite the fishermen to particularly follow the investigation commission on fishing licenses, while emphasizing that the issue concerned the entire population. He indicated that the hearings were most often conducted in the national language. (translated)

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Jordan Bardella 3d

The author stated a desire to refocus the school on fundamental knowledge, including reading, writing, and arithmetic. He estimated that one-third of students entering the sixth grade had a poor mastery of French in writing, comprehension, and reading, and deemed this situation abnormal. The message mentioned LCI. https://t.co/H8QVtQ8KGK #Éducation #SavoirsFondamentaux #LangueFrançaise #FR (translated)

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Gio CR7 3d

Gio CR7 praised Romario's constant support for Cristiano Ronaldo over the years. He wrote that the former player openly took a stand in his favor, regardless of public opinion, and labeled him a true champion. #Football #Champion #Romario (translated)

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Henri de Turenne 3d

Henri de Turenne staged an exchange where one person described a woman named Fatoumata as having undergone female genital mutilation at the age of 8 and a forced marriage at 15. Another woman, Laetitia, replied that she had not lived through these experiences and that she was born in Marseille in 1978. The interlocutor then expressed surprise that she spoke French. https://t.co/dlJqvi6qy3 #DroitsDesFemmes #Éducation #ViolenceFaitesAuxFemmes (translated)

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Yann LeCun 4d

Yann LeCun contested the idea that all forms of artificial intelligence would be "beautiful nuisances." He cited systems that detected tumors on mammograms, spotted obstacles on the road and reduced collisions by 40%, filtered spam and scam attempts, or blocked foreign influence attempts on the democratic process. He also mentioned tools that described the visual environment to blind people, translated languages, and assisted doctors, researchers, and journalists. He concluded that we should avoid dismissing all forms of AI. #IntelligenceArtificielle #Innovation #Technologie (translated)

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Régis de Castelnau 5d

Régis de Castelnau, who presented himself as a lawyer, expressed admiration for what he described as a habitual mastery of the language of the petty bourgeoisie of the 19th and 20th centuries. He claimed to have heard the same speech in 1968, during the "student May," then in all the high school movements that he attributed to the PS and, more recently, to LFI. According to him, these mobilizations were led by privileged young people who then accessed comfortable positions, such as deputy, senator, or chief of staff. He added that one or two representatives of these movements were highlighted each time and that the scenario repeated itself. #Politique #Bourgeoisie #Langue (translated)

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La Libre.be 6d

Belgian writer Stefan Hertmans, proposed for the 2026 Nobel Prize in Literature, could become the first Dutch-language author to receive this distinction, having already produced a significant body of work including acclaimed novels and various other writings. #StefanHertmans #PrixNobel #LittératureNéerlandaise (translated)

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Qui est Stefan Hertmans, l'écrivain belge proposé pour le prix Nobel de littérature
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Olivier Faure 7d

The author wrote that a president should speak in simple language, that of the law. He stated that, for the first time in 80 years, the world order and international law were being flouted on all sides, and called for rebuilding an order based on law, without double standards, and applied everywhere in the same way. (translated)

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Oberlé Daniel 1w

🚨 Mortalité néonatale en hausse : 100 pages pour changer de modèle 📒 Pour une politique périnatale à la hauteur des enjeux. Changer de cadre, changer de modèle pour les femmes, les nouveau-nés et leurs familles ✍️ Marie-Pierre Bonnet (anesthésiste-réanimatrice), Elsa Kermorvant (pédiatre), Pr Loïc Sentilhes (gynécologue-obstétricien). Secrétaire générale de la mission : Sonia Baudry. Septembre 2026 Capsules Audio de Pratiques en Santé 🎙️🎥 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KqN_UOL8xlI 🔍💡 Périnatalité : un rapport ministériel relie la hausse de la mortalité néonatale aux failles du parcours — prévention, post-partum, précarité — et décrit des leviers testés sur le terrain (aller-vers en PMI, prévention du bébé secoué, PASS mère-enfant). 👶 Analyse de Pratiques en Santé et lien vers la source ℹ️➕ https://www.pratiquesensante.com/blog/pratiques-15/pour-une-politique-perinatale-a-la-hauteur-des-enjeux-changer-de-cadre-changer-de-modele-pour-les-femmes-les-nouveau-nes-et-leurs-familles-6230 📌 Ce rapport offre aux acteurs de prévention un état des lieux chiffré de la santé périnatale en France, utile pour argumenter un projet auprès d’un financeur ou d’une collectivité. Il décrit des dispositifs déjà testés — appels d’aller-vers en PMI, prévention du bébé secoué en maternité, ligne d’écoute allaitement, suivi coordonné des nouveau-nés vulnérables — qui peuvent inspirer des actions locales. Il met aussi en lumière les zones fragiles du parcours : post-partum, femmes sans domicile, barrière de la langue, littératie. Il permet enfin de situer son action dans les réformes annoncées et de repérer où le terrain peut compléter l’offre de soins. 🇬🇧: For a perinatal policy that meets the challenges. Change the framework, change the model for women, newborns, and their families - https://www.pratiquesensante.com/en/blog/practices-15/pour-une-politique-perinatale-a-la-hauteur-des-enjeux-changer-de-cadre-changer-de-modele-pour-les-femmes-les-nouveau-nes-et-leurs-familles-6230 #️⃣ #pratiquesensante #Périnatalité #1000PremiersJours #MortalitéInfantile #SantéMaternelle #LittératieSanté #AllerVers #InégalitésSociales

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Réforme Santé Périnatale : Mortalité néonatale en hausse : 100 pages pour changer de modèle
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Bérengère Dubus 1w

Bérengère Dubus responded to Aïcha that she acknowledged the initial inequalities related particularly to the parents' education level, their command of the language, and the books read to the children. However, she rejected the idea of addressing these gaps by preventing certain students from progressing or lowering the overall level. According to her, if students were no longer differentiated by knowledge and common tests, dossiers, schools, social codes, and relationships would carry more weight, benefiting those who already possessed these codes. Dubus presented the progression of studies from one generation to the next as the principle of republican merit and suggested that Aïcha could pass on to her children what her parents had not been able to give her. She warned her against elected officials who, in her view, were mocking her, and stated that while Aïcha was losing school days, the students from the Catholic private schools she mentioned continued to study. Dubus added that Aïcha's life could be easier than her parents' lives, and her children's lives could be easier than hers, if she did not give up. Finally, she wrote that those who told her she could not go as far because of her starting point were lying to her and that her future was not already written. #Éducation #MériteRépublicain #Inspiration (translated)

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Amjad Taha أمجد طه 1w

Amjad Taha wrote that students and young people in France had, according to him, lost sense of their identity, despite their French nationality, and that some were waving Hamas flags. He also accused them of having celebrated October 7. He criticized Emmanuel Macron for not making the fight against anti-Semitism a priority and for stating that there were no members of Hamas in the West Bank. According to Taha, the president was more concerned with Gaza, Iran, and other international issues than with Paris. Taha also mentioned looting, drugs, disoriented students, and networks of the Muslim Brotherhood in Paris. He claimed that French citizens no longer felt safe there and questioned France's appeal to visitors. He called on France to defend the values and areas that, in his opinion, had contributed to its prestige, including liberty, equality, fraternity, the Enlightenment, the arts, literature, culture, republican secularism, and the defense of French civilization. He cited Voltaire, Victor Hugo, Molière, and Monet, and wished that the country would once again give its inhabitants reasons to be proud to be French. #France #Identité #Culture (translated)

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Cerfia 1w

Eurodeputy François-Xavier Bellamy stated that young people have been deprived of the means to express themselves in a French that he considers normal, and that they can no longer start or end a sentence without using expressions like "wesh" or "wallah." https://t.co/qmk8dLi2WJ #LangueFrançaise #Éducation #Culture (translated)

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David Perrotin 1w

David Perrotin reported on a Mediapart investigation into the behind-the-scenes of the affair, writing that the spelling mistakes also "betrayed" Jordan Bardella. He mentioned the repeated use of "chartre" instead of "charte." https://t.co/tAOumGAdWZ #orthographe #languefrançaise #Mediapart (translated)

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Damien Rieu 1w

Damien Rieu wrote that he could no longer find videos without slang expressions or phrases referencing Allah and the Quran. He stated that these terms did not exist in France before 2000 and presented their presence in the vocabulary as a form of colonization of minds. #Langue #Culture #Vocabulaire (translated)

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Dacian Cioloş 1w

The author believed that the future of Francophonie lies in Africa, without limiting it to that. He advocated for an international network centered on Africa, in which all members would be fully involved, and added that its future also depends on young people and their choice to learn French. https://t.co/56DoYPt26P https://t.co/Th67AbgBlQ #Francophonie #Afrique #LangueFrançaise #FR #CI #SN #CD #BJ #ML #NE #TG #GA #CM (translated)

French Carcan 1w

French Carcan wrote that François-Xavier Bellamy, vice-president of the Republicans, could no longer stand the use of the expressions "wesh" and "wallah." He presented his remarks as describing a situation known to all. During an interview on CNEWS in the show *La Grande Interview* with Romain Desarbres, Bellamy allegedly stated that the individuals concerned had been deprived of the means to express themselves in everyday French and to have more than ten words of common vocabulary. #Émeutes #LangueFrançaise #Société (translated)

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Franceinfo 1w

Japan has recently tightened its immigration rules for foreigners by significantly raising the application fees for residency permits and imposing income and language requirements, despite an urgent need for labor in the context of a demographic decline. #Japon #immigration #mainoeuvre (translated)

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Le Japon durcit ses règles pour les étrangers… tout en cherchant désespérément de la main-d’œuvre
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Actu Foot 1w

🚨🚨💣 THE MEDIA CAMPAIGN OF KYLIAN MBAPPÉ 🇫🇷 FOR THE BALLON D'OR 🌕 HAS NOT "RECEIVED AN EXTRAORDINARY WELCOME" FROM THE JUDGES… ❌😶‍🌫️ Pascal FERRÉ 🇫🇷, former editor-in-chief of France Football and co-responsible for the Ballon d'Or, on Kylian MBAPPÉ's media campaign 👇: "WE SAW A CANDIDATE SELF-PROCLAIMING AS THE CHOSEN ONE AND THE FAVORITE, IN ALL LANGUAGES AND ON ALL CONTINENTS. 😅 The good option? WE'LL SEE. But why campaign? It's not the public that votes, IT'S THE JUDGES… AND HAVING STAYED IN TOUCH WITH THEM, I DON'T FEEL THAT THIS CAMPAIGN RECEIVED AN EXTRAORDINARY RECEPTION. 😳❌ I am convinced that it did not influence their votes. Maybe it will work, BUT IF IT WORKS, IT COULD CREATE A DANGEROUS PRECEDENT FOR THE YEARS TO COME that could turn into A LOOTING FAIR." https://t.co/kTTS0AEv6z #BallonDor #KylianMbappe #Football (translated)

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Paris Saint-Germain 2w

The passion Red & Blue is shared in all languages. 🔴🔵 On the occasion of International Deaf Awareness Month, this video in French Sign Language was created with the support of deaf fans of Paris Saint-Germain. https://t.co/NhD9xQYg0N #PSG #Sourds #LangueDesSignes (translated)

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