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      "body": "Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan said on Friday he hopes France will get rid of Emmanuel Macron as soon as possible, the latest salvo in an escalating war of words between the two leaders.\n\nLooking to limit the spread, the government last week created a three-tier system, with varying degrees of curbs in each area, initially placing four regions in a red zone, two in an orange zone and the rest in a moderate-risk yellow zone.\n\nIt tweaked the zoning at the start of this week and revised it again on Friday after reviewing the latest data, including local infection rates and hospital occupancy.\n\nTuscany and Campania will be added on Sunday to the red list, joining the wealthy northern regions of Lombardy, Piedmont and Valle D'Aosta, the province of Bolzano and Calabria in the toe of Italy.\n\nPeople living in these areas are only allowed to leave their homes for work, health reasons or emergencies. Bars, restaurants and most shops must remain closed.\n\nIn silence and mourning, France marked five years since 130 people were killed by Islamist extremists who targeted the Bataclan concert hall, Paris cafés and the national stadium in a series of coordinated attacks.\nThe night of carnage on November 13, 2015, which saw 130 people killed and 350 wounded, was France’s deadliest peacetime attack, deeply shaking the nation.\n\nIt led to intensified French military action against extremists abroad and a security crackdown at home.\n\nSITE >> \nhttps://viadeo.journaldunet.com/p/regarder-the-porm-streaming-vf-film-complet-en-francais-the-porm-documentaire-film-streaming-vf-en-francais-7758752\nhttps://lasillavacia.com/users/regarder-titanic-streaming-vf-vostfr\nhttps://lasillavacia.com/users/regarder-megan-missing-2011-film-streaming-vf-complet\nhttps://lasillavacia.com/users/regarder-after-chapitre-2-streaming-vf-vostfr\nhttps://lasillavacia.com/users/watch-happiest-season-online-full-movie-free\nhttps://lasillavacia.com/users/watch-online-christmas-square-2020-full-movie-hd\nhttps://lasillavacia.com/users/watch-demon-slayer-movie-mugen-train-2020-full-movie-hd\nhttps://lasillavacia.com/users/watch-christmas-chronicles-2-online-full-movie\nhttps://lasillavacia.com/users/watch-spider-man-spider-verse-online-full-movie-fre\n\nFive years on, Parisians remember how the November 13 terror attacks unfolded\n\nFive years later, Prime Minister Jean Castex led silent ceremonies at the multiple sites targeted by coordinated attackers around the French capital: the Stade de France in the Paris suburb of Saint-Denis, the Bataclan, and five cafes in eastern Paris where gunfire shattered the balmy Friday night.\n\nThe public could not join this year’s commemorations because of France’s partial virus lockdown.\n\nVictims of Paris 2015 attacks: How to live five years after ?\nThe sheer horror of the attacks, which were claimed by extremists from the Islamic State (IS) group, has left scars that have still not healed. Five years on, the country is again on its highest security alert following a spate of attacks blamed on Islamist radicals.\n\nSITE >>\nhttps://viadeo.journaldunet.com/p/regarder-the-porm-streaming-vf-film-complet-en-francais-the-porm-documentaire-film-streaming-vf-en-francais-7758752\nhttps://lasillavacia.com/users/regarder-titanic-streaming-vf-vostfr\nhttps://lasillavacia.com/users/regarder-megan-missing-2011-film-streaming-vf-complet\nhttps://lasillavacia.com/users/regarder-after-chapitre-2-streaming-vf-vostfr\nhttps://lasillavacia.com/users/watch-happiest-season-online-full-movie-free\nhttps://lasillavacia.com/users/watch-online-christmas-square-2020-full-movie-hd\nhttps://lasillavacia.com/users/watch-demon-slayer-movie-mugen-train-2020-full-movie-hd\nhttps://lasillavacia.com/users/watch-christmas-chronicles-2-online-full-movie\nhttps://lasillavacia.com/users/watch-spider-man-spider-verse-online-full-movie-fre\n\nFriday's anniversary comes with France still reeling from three attacks in the last weeks: a knife attack outside the former offices of the Charlie Hebdo weekly, the beheading of a teacher and a deadly stabbing spree at a Nice church.\n\nIn the last five years, 20 attacks have been carried out on French soil, 19 plots failed and 61 were foiled.\n\nThere has been an increasing trend of attacks being carried out by isolated individuals, previously unknown to the intelligence services, who are inspired by jihadist propaganda and carry out attacks with cold weapons needing little preparation.\nBut the threat of an attack planned from outside France – as was the case on November 13, 2015 – remains serious. \n\n\"Just because [the IS group] has suffered a military defeat does not mean its military capacities have been annihilated,\" said a French official involved in the fight against terror, who asked not to be named.\n\nSITE >> https://viadeo.journaldunet.com/p/regarder-the-porm-streaming-vf-film-complet-en-francais-the-porm-documentaire-film-streaming-vf-en-francais-7758752\nhttps://lasillavacia.com/users/regarder-titanic-streaming-vf-vostfr\nhttps://lasillavacia.com/users/regarder-megan-missing-2011-film-streaming-vf-complet\nhttps://lasillavacia.com/users/regarder-after-chapitre-2-streaming-vf-vostfr\nhttps://lasillavacia.com/users/watch-happiest-season-online-full-movie-free\nhttps://lasillavacia.com/users/watch-online-christmas-square-2020-full-movie-hd\nhttps://lasillavacia.com/users/watch-demon-slayer-movie-mugen-train-2020-full-movie-hd\nhttps://lasillavacia.com/users/watch-christmas-chronicles-2-online-full-movie\nhttps://lasillavacia.com/users/watch-spider-man-spider-verse-online-full-movie-fre\n\nBetween 100 and 200 French jihadists are still believed to be in former IS group strongholds in northern Iraq and Syria, and it would be an \"illusion\" to think they were not capable of clandestinely coming back to France, added the official.\n\nRepeated attacks\n\nIn January 2015, Islamist gunmen massacred staff at the Charlie Hebdo satirical weekly, claiming they were avenging its publication of cartoons of the prophet Mohammed.\n\nTrue to its defiant reputation, the magazine republished the cartoons to mark the start in September of the trial of suspected accomplices in the killings.\n\nIn the wake of that move, a Pakistan-born man wounded two people with a meat cleaver on September 25 outside Charlie Hebdo's former offices.\n\nTeacher Samuel Paty, who had shown his class the cartoons, was beheaded outside his school on October 16 by an Islamist radical from Chechnya. And on October 29 a man recently arrived from Tunisia killed three people with a knife in a Nice church.\n\nThe attacks reopened painful debates in France about the integration of the country's Muslim population – the largest in Europe – and also prompted tougher rhetoric from President Emmanuel Macron against radical Islamism.\n\nIn turn, Macron's defiant stance triggered a wave of protests in some Muslim countries and calls for a boycott of French goods.\n\n‘Islam is being hyper-politicised in France, but Muslims are not part of the debate’\n\nOn Thursday, the IS group claimed responsibility for a bomb attack on Western diplomats attending an Armistice Day ceremony in Saudi Arabia's Jeddah. That came weeks after a knife-wielding assailant injured a guard at the French consulate in Jeddah.\n\nThe 2021 trial into the Paris attacks will see just one of the suspecter perpetrators in the dock – French-Belgian Salah Abdeslam.\n\nTurkey is embroiled in a series of disputes with France and its EU partners, from tensions in the eastern Mediterranean to the contested Nagorno-Karabakh region.\n\nThe spat has risen to new levels in recent months as France has moved to crack down on Islamist extremism after several attacks on its soil.\n\n\"Macron is trouble for France. With Macron, France is passing through a very, very dangerous period. 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Bars, restaurants and most shops must remain closed.\n\nIn silence and mourning, France marked five years since 130 people were killed by Islamist extremists who targeted the Bataclan concert hall, Paris cafés and the national stadium in a series of coordinated attacks.\nThe night of carnage on November 13, 2015, which saw 130 people killed and 350 wounded, was France’s deadliest peacetime attack, deeply shaking the nation.\n\nIt led to intensified French military action against extremists abroad and a security crackdown at home.\n\nSITE >> https://megan-is-missing-2020-vf.tumblr.com/\nhttps://film-voir-the-good-criminal.tumblr.com/\nhttps://film-voir-tenet-streaming-vf.tumblr.com/\nhttps://possessor-uncut-streaming-vf.tumblr.com/\nhttps://bill-ted-face-the-music-film-vf.tumblr.com/\nhttps://framaforms.org/regarder-the-prom-2020-film-complet-en-vostfr-francais-1607096261\nhttps://framaforms.org/regarder-mank-2020-film-complet-en-vostfr-francais-1607097122\nhttps://viadeo.journaldunet.com/p/regarder-the-porm-streaming-vf-film-complet-en-francais-the-porm-documentaire-film-streaming-vf-en-francais-7758752\n\nFive years on, Parisians remember how the November 13 terror attacks unfolded\n\nFive years later, Prime Minister Jean Castex led silent ceremonies at the multiple sites targeted by coordinated attackers around the French capital: the Stade de France in the Paris suburb of Saint-Denis, the Bataclan, and five cafes in eastern Paris where gunfire shattered the balmy Friday night.\n\nThe public could not join this year’s commemorations because of France’s partial virus lockdown.\n\nVictims of Paris 2015 attacks: How to live five years after ?\nThe sheer horror of the attacks, which were claimed by extremists from the Islamic State (IS) group, has left scars that have still not healed. Five years on, the country is again on its highest security alert following a spate of attacks blamed on Islamist radicals.\n\nSITE >> https://megan-is-missing-2020-vf.tumblr.com/\nhttps://film-voir-the-good-criminal.tumblr.com/\nhttps://film-voir-tenet-streaming-vf.tumblr.com/\nhttps://possessor-uncut-streaming-vf.tumblr.com/\nhttps://bill-ted-face-the-music-film-vf.tumblr.com/\nhttps://framaforms.org/regarder-the-prom-2020-film-complet-en-vostfr-francais-1607096261\nhttps://framaforms.org/regarder-mank-2020-film-complet-en-vostfr-francais-1607097122\nhttps://viadeo.journaldunet.com/p/regarder-the-porm-streaming-vf-film-complet-en-francais-the-porm-documentaire-film-streaming-vf-en-francais-7758752\n\nFriday's anniversary comes with France still reeling from three attacks in the last weeks: a knife attack outside the former offices of the Charlie Hebdo weekly, the beheading of a teacher and a deadly stabbing spree at a Nice church.\n\nIn the last five years, 20 attacks have been carried out on French soil, 19 plots failed and 61 were foiled.\n\nThere has been an increasing trend of attacks being carried out by isolated individuals, previously unknown to the intelligence services, who are inspired by jihadist propaganda and carry out attacks with cold weapons needing little preparation.\nBut the threat of an attack planned from outside France – as was the case on November 13, 2015 – remains serious. \n\n\"Just because [the IS group] has suffered a military defeat does not mean its military capacities have been annihilated,\" said a French official involved in the fight against terror, who asked not to be named.\n\nSITE >> https://megan-is-missing-2020-vf.tumblr.com/\nhttps://film-voir-the-good-criminal.tumblr.com/\nhttps://film-voir-tenet-streaming-vf.tumblr.com/\nhttps://possessor-uncut-streaming-vf.tumblr.com/\nhttps://bill-ted-face-the-music-film-vf.tumblr.com/\nhttps://framaforms.org/regarder-the-prom-2020-film-complet-en-vostfr-francais-1607096261\nhttps://framaforms.org/regarder-mank-2020-film-complet-en-vostfr-francais-1607097122\nhttps://viadeo.journaldunet.com/p/regarder-the-porm-streaming-vf-film-complet-en-francais-the-porm-documentaire-film-streaming-vf-en-francais-7758752\n\nBetween 100 and 200 French jihadists are still believed to be in former IS group strongholds in northern Iraq and Syria, and it would be an \"illusion\" to think they were not capable of clandestinely coming back to France, added the official.\n\nRepeated attacks\n\nIn January 2015, Islamist gunmen massacred staff at the Charlie Hebdo satirical weekly, claiming they were avenging its publication of cartoons of the prophet Mohammed.\n\nTrue to its defiant reputation, the magazine republished the cartoons to mark the start in September of the trial of suspected accomplices in the killings\n\n“For the first time, I have agreed to make a documentary film in which I look back over my entire personal and professional history from French politics to the international spheres,” Strauss-Kahn, who resigned from the IMF at the height of the scandal, wrote on his Twitter account on Friday. \n\nSITE=https://www.guest-articles.com/education/eu-trade-talks-hang-in-balance-as-france-warns-risk-of-no-deal-brexit-remains-04-12-2020\nhttps://dianandi5367.medium.com/eu-trade-talks-hang-in-balance-as-france-warns-risk-of-no-deal-brexit-remains-82afb606a65\nhttps://steemit.com/news/@kamarfilm/macron-declares-national-day-of-mourning-for-giscard-d-estaing-on-december-9\n\n“I have never given my own version of the events that marked my withdrawal from political life; others have made it for me, speaking from press releases, interviews and real or supposed facts. 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      "body": "French President Emmanuel Macron on Friday said images of police beating a Black music producer in Paris “shames us”, as pressure on the government mounted with top politicians and sportsmen expressing outrage over the incident.\n\nItaly registered a record 40,902 new coronavirus infections over the previous 24 hours, bringing the total since the disease came to light in February to 1.107 million - a threefold increase in barely a month.\n\nLooking to limit the spread, the government last week created a three-tier system, with varying degrees of curbs in each area, initially placing four regions in a red zone, two in an orange zone and the rest in a moderate-risk yellow zone.\n\nIt tweaked the zoning at the start of this week and revised it again on Friday after reviewing the latest data, including local infection rates and hospital occupancy.\n\nTuscany and Campania will be added on Sunday to the red list, joining the wealthy northern regions of Lombardy, Piedmont and Valle D'Aosta, the province of Bolzano and Calabria in the toe of Italy.\n\nPeople living in these areas are only allowed to leave their homes for work, health reasons or emergencies. 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Jean Castex said the progressive easing of restrictions over the coming weeks depended entirely on citizens' responsibility.\n\nLooking to limit the spread, the government last week created a three-tier system, with varying degrees of curbs in each area, initially placing four regions in a red zone, two in an orange zone and the rest in a moderate-risk yellow zone.\n\nIt tweaked the zoning at the start of this week and revised it again on Friday after reviewing the latest data, including local infection rates and hospital occupancy.\n\nTuscany and Campania will be added on Sunday to the red list, joining the wealthy northern regions of Lombardy, Piedmont and Valle D'Aosta, the province of Bolzano and Calabria in the toe of Italy.\n\nPeople living in these areas are only allowed to leave their homes for work, health reasons or emergencies. 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Five years on, the country is again on its highest security alert following a spate of attacks blamed on Islamist radicals.\n\nSITE >> https://cit.instructure.com/eportfolios/3256/Home/STREAMINgFRfILMAfter_CHAPITRE_2_Film_Complet_Francais_2020_Streaming_enVF\nhttps://cit.instructure.com/eportfolios/3258/Home/STREAMING_AFTERCHAPITRE_2_Streaming_vF_2020VOSTFR__After_2_Film_Streaming_VF_en_FILMs\nhttps://cit.instructure.com/eportfolios/3259/Home/FILMRegarder_Megan_Is_Missing__Film_Complet_Francais_2011_Streaming_enVF_VOSTFR\nhttps://cit.instructure.com/eportfolios/3260/Home/RegarderFVFR_HOLDUP_Streaming_vF_2020FILM__HOLDUP_Film_Streaming_VF_en_VOSTFR\nhttps://cit.instructure.com/eportfolios/3261/Home/Regarder_Le_Seigneur_des_anneaux_Le_Retour_du_roi_2003__Film_Complet_Streaming_VF_en_Franais\nhttps://cit.instructure.com/eportfolios/3263/Home/REGARDERVF_RUN_Streaming_vF_2020FILM__RUN_Film_Streaming_VF_en_VOSTFR\nhttps://cit.instructure.com/eportfolios/3265/Home/Regarder_Breaking_Surface_2020__Film_Complet_Streaming_VF_en_Franais\nhttps://cit.instructure.com/eportfolios/3266/Home/STREAMINgfILMHOST_Film_Complet_Francais_2020_Streaming_enVF\nhttps://cit.instructure.com/eportfolios/3269/Home/voirRegarder_Jy_crois_encore_2020_Film_Complet_Streaming_VF_en_Franais\nhttps://cit.instructure.com/eportfolios/3270/Home/VOIRREGARDER_After_Chapitre_2_2020_Film_Complet_Streaming_VF_en_Franais\n\nFriday's anniversary comes with France still reeling from three attacks in the last weeks: a knife attack outside the former offices of the Charlie Hebdo weekly, the beheading of a teacher and a deadly stabbing spree at a Nice church.\n\nIn the last five years, 20 attacks have been carried out on French soil, 19 plots failed and 61 were foiled.\n\nThere has been an increasing trend of attacks being carried out by isolated individuals, previously unknown to the intelligence services, who are inspired by jihadist propaganda and carry out attacks with cold weapons needing little preparation.\nBut the threat of an attack planned from outside France – as was the case on November 13, 2015 – remains serious. \n\n\"Just because [the IS group] has suffered a military defeat does not mean its military capacities have been annihilated,\" said a French official involved in the fight against terror, who asked not to be named.\n\nSITE >> https://cit.instructure.com/eportfolios/3256/Home/STREAMINgFRfILMAfter_CHAPITRE_2_Film_Complet_Francais_2020_Streaming_enVF\nhttps://cit.instructure.com/eportfolios/3258/Home/STREAMING_AFTERCHAPITRE_2_Streaming_vF_2020VOSTFR__After_2_Film_Streaming_VF_en_FILMs\nhttps://cit.instructure.com/eportfolios/3259/Home/FILMRegarder_Megan_Is_Missing__Film_Complet_Francais_2011_Streaming_enVF_VOSTFR\nhttps://cit.instructure.com/eportfolios/3260/Home/RegarderFVFR_HOLDUP_Streaming_vF_2020FILM__HOLDUP_Film_Streaming_VF_en_VOSTFR\nhttps://cit.instructure.com/eportfolios/3261/Home/Regarder_Le_Seigneur_des_anneaux_Le_Retour_du_roi_2003__Film_Complet_Streaming_VF_en_Franais\nhttps://cit.instructure.com/eportfolios/3263/Home/REGARDERVF_RUN_Streaming_vF_2020FILM__RUN_Film_Streaming_VF_en_VOSTFR\nhttps://cit.instructure.com/eportfolios/3265/Home/Regarder_Breaking_Surface_2020__Film_Complet_Streaming_VF_en_Franais\nhttps://cit.instructure.com/eportfolios/3266/Home/STREAMINgfILMHOST_Film_Complet_Francais_2020_Streaming_enVF\nhttps://cit.instructure.com/eportfolios/3269/Home/voirRegarder_Jy_crois_encore_2020_Film_Complet_Streaming_VF_en_Franais\nhttps://cit.instructure.com/eportfolios/3270/Home/VOIRREGARDER_After_Chapitre_2_2020_Film_Complet_Streaming_VF_en_Franais\n\nBetween 100 and 200 French jihadists are still believed to be in former IS group strongholds in northern Iraq and Syria, and it would be an \"illusion\" to think they were not capable of clandestinely coming back to France, added the official.\n\nRepeated attacks\n\nIn January 2015, Islamist gunmen massacred staff at the Charlie Hebdo satirical weekly, claiming they were avenging its publication of cartoons of the prophet Mohammed.\n\nTrue to its defiant reputation, the magazine republished the cartoons to mark the start in September of the trial of suspected accomplices in the killings.\n\nIn the wake of that move, a Pakistan-born man wounded two people with a meat cleaver on September 25 outside Charlie Hebdo's former offices.\n\nTeacher Samuel Paty, who had shown his class the cartoons, was beheaded outside his school on October 16 by an Islamist radical from Chechnya. 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      "body": "France pays tribute on Thursday to one of the last Companions of the Liberation, the most distinguished order of resistance heroes decorated by General Charles de Gaulle. Daniel Cordier, who served as secretary to iconic French resistance leader Jean Moulin during World War II, died last week at the age of 100.\n\nBorn in Bordeaux in 1920, Cordier became involved in politics at an early age with the far-right Action Française movement. An admirer of French ultra-nationalist figure Charles Maurras, the young Cordier was immersed in monarchist, nationalist and anti-Semitic ideas. In June 1940, when the French army was swept aside by the Nazi Wehrmacht, Cordier had yet to turn 20. He was outraged when Marshal Philippe Pétain called for an armistice with Germany and the teenager decided to continue the fight.\n\nItaly registered a record 40,902 new coronavirus infections over the previous 24 hours, bringing the total since the disease came to light in February to 1.107 million - a threefold increase in barely a month.\n\nLooking to limit the spread, the government last week created a three-tier system, with varying degrees of curbs in each area, initially placing four regions in a red zone, two in an orange zone and the rest in a moderate-risk yellow zone.\n\nIt tweaked the zoning at the start of this week and revised it again on Friday after reviewing the latest data, including local infection rates and hospital occupancy.\n\nTuscany and Campania will be added on Sunday to the red list, joining the wealthy northern regions of Lombardy, Piedmont and Valle D'Aosta, the province of Bolzano and Calabria in the toe of Italy.\n\nPeople living in these areas are only allowed to leave their homes for work, health reasons or emergencies. Bars, restaurants and most shops must remain closed.\n\nIn silence and mourning, France marked five years since 130 people were killed by Islamist extremists who targeted the Bataclan concert hall, Paris cafés and the national stadium in a series of coordinated attacks.\nThe night of carnage on November 13, 2015, which saw 130 people killed and 350 wounded, was France’s deadliest peacetime attack, deeply shaking the nation.\n\nIt led to intensified French military action against extremists abroad and a security crackdown at home.\n\nSITE >> https://zenodo.org/communities/regarder-after-chapitre-2-film-streaming-vf-francais/?page=1&size=20\nhttps://zenodo.org/communities/ava-streaming-vf-vostfr-france/?page=1&size=20\nhttps://zenodo.org/communities/demon-slayer-kimetsu-no-yaiba-2020-full-free-online-hd/?page=1&size=20\nhttps://zenodo.org/communities/gone-girl-streaming-vf-vostfr-france/?page=1&size=20\nhttps://zenodo.org/communities/watch-after-we-collided-full-free-movie/?page=1&size=20\nhttps://jeff-lewisboces.instructure.com/courses/937/pages/regarder-film-number-after-chapitre-2-streaming-vf%7C%7Cfr-2020-film-complet-~-after-chapitre-2-streaming-vf-%7Cgratuit-et-vost-fr\nhttps://jeff-lewisboces.instructure.com/courses/937/pages/streaming-%7Cfilm-megan-is-missing-film-complet-francais-2011-streaming-en-vf\nhttps://jeff-lewisboces.instructure.com/courses/937/pages/regarder%7Cfilm-fr-sacrees-sorcieres-streaming-vf-fr-en-ligne-complet-et-vost=fr\nhttps://jeff-lewisboces.instructure.com/courses/937/pages/streaming-%7Cfilm-greenland-le-dernier-refuge-film-complet-francais-2020-streaming-en-vf\nhttps://jeff-lewisboces.instructure.com/courses/937/pages/regarder%7Cfilm-fr-les-chatouilles-2018-streaming-vf-fr-en-ligne-complet-et-vostfr\nhttps://kuncen123.hatenablog.com/entry/2020/11/27/005122\nhttps://blog.goo.ne.jp/aceng123/e/ccd344bf91cbc67be1f4179efd5acac5\nhttps://www.topfind88.com/post/915641/sfetweteryery\nhttps://www.posts123.com/post/915643/sfetweteryerytru\nhttp://www.onfeetnation.com/profiles/blogs/dfgwetewetwety\nhttp://facebookhitlist.com/forum/topics/dfsdgsdgdsfghdfh\nhttps://dcm.shivtr.com/forum_threads/3274127\nhttp://recampus.ning.com/profiles/blogs/sfdgsdgterytery\nhttps://www.mydigoo.com/forums-topicdetail-201448.html\nhttps://friendpaste.com/3exQnMV2RTxJCRiI60Lobg\nhttps://notes.io/MLKy\nhttps://paiza.io/projects/nBqPOqzqnspxma8d7VSwdg\nhttps://note.com/aceng123/n/nb54fe45b6b5f\nhttps://www.peeranswer.com/question/5fbfd00084917aa96560dc67\n\nFive years on, Parisians remember how the November 13 terror attacks unfolded\n\nFive years later, Prime Minister Jean Castex led silent ceremonies at the multiple sites targeted by coordinated attackers around the French capital: the Stade de France in the Paris suburb of Saint-Denis, the Bataclan, and five cafes in eastern Paris where gunfire shattered the balmy Friday night.\n\nThe public could not join this year’s commemorations because of France’s partial virus lockdown.\n\nVictims of Paris 2015 attacks: How to live five years after ?\nThe sheer horror of the attacks, which were claimed by extremists from the Islamic State (IS) group, has left scars that have still not healed. Five years on, the country is again on its highest security alert following a spate of attacks blamed on Islamist radicals.\n\nSITE >> 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100 and 200 French jihadists are still believed to be in former IS group strongholds in northern Iraq and Syria, and it would be an \"illusion\" to think they were not capable of clandestinely coming back to France, added the official.\n\nRepeated attacks\n\nIn January 2015, Islamist gunmen massacred staff at the Charlie Hebdo satirical weekly, claiming they were avenging its publication of cartoons of the prophet Mohammed.\n\nTrue to its defiant reputation, the magazine republished the cartoons to mark the start in September of the trial of suspected accomplices in the killings.\n\nIn the wake of that move, a Pakistan-born man wounded two people with a meat cleaver on September 25 outside Charlie Hebdo's former offices.\n\nTeacher Samuel Paty, who had shown his class the cartoons, was beheaded outside his school on October 16 by an Islamist radical from Chechnya. And on October 29 a man recently arrived from Tunisia killed three people with a knife in a Nice church.\n\nSITE >> \n\nThe attacks reopened painful debates in France about the integration of the country's Muslim population – the largest in Europe – and also prompted tougher rhetoric from President Emmanuel Macron against radical Islamism.\n\nIn turn, Macron's defiant stance triggered a wave of protests in some Muslim countries and calls for a boycott of French goods.\n\n>> ‘Islam is being hyper-politicised in France, but Muslims are not part of the debate’\n\nOn Thursday, the IS group claimed responsibility for a bomb attack on Western diplomats attending an Armistice Day ceremony in Saudi Arabia's Jeddah. 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      "body": "La légende du football Diego Maradona est décédée, mercredi, d'un arrêt cardiaque. Il laisse l'image d'un footballeur extraordinaire mais aussi d'un homme d'excès.\n\nItaly registered a record 40,902 new coronavirus infections over the previous 24 hours, bringing the total since the disease came to light in February to 1.107 million - a threefold increase in barely a month.\n\nLooking to limit the spread, the government last week created a three-tier system, with varying degrees of curbs in each area, initially placing four regions in a red zone, two in an orange zone and the rest in a moderate-risk yellow zone.\n\nIt tweaked the zoning at the start of this week and revised it again on Friday after reviewing the latest data, including local infection rates and hospital occupancy.\n\nTuscany and Campania will be added on Sunday to the red list, joining the wealthy northern regions of Lombardy, Piedmont and Valle D'Aosta, the province of Bolzano and Calabria in the toe of Italy.\n\nPeople living in these areas are only allowed to leave their homes for work, health reasons or emergencies. Bars, restaurants and most shops must remain closed.\n\nIn silence and mourning, France marked five years since 130 people were killed by Islamist extremists who targeted the Bataclan concert hall, Paris cafés and the national stadium in a series of coordinated attacks.\nThe night of carnage on November 13, 2015, which saw 130 people killed and 350 wounded, was France’s deadliest peacetime attack, deeply shaking the nation.\n\nIt led to intensified French military action against extremists abroad and a security crackdown at home.\n\nSITE >> https://www.sog.unc.edu/sites/www.sog.unc.edu/files/webform/after_chapitre_2_streaming_vf_2020_regarder_vf_aft.pdf\nhttps://dcds.instructure.com/eportfolios/4196/Home/STREAMINg_Le_Seigneur_des_anneaux__La_Communaut_de_lanneau_Streaming_vf_2001_FilmComplet_Streaming_VF_en_HD_en_VOSTFR\nhttps://dcds.instructure.com/eportfolios/4197/Home/REGARDERVF_Le_Seigneur_des_anneaux__Les_Deux_Tours_Streaming_vF_2002FILM__Le_Seigneur_des_anneaux__Les_Deux_Tours_Film_Streaming_VF_en_VOSTFR\nhttps://dcds.instructure.com/eportfolios/4202/Home/Le_Seigneur_des_anneaux__Le_Retour_du_roi_2003_Streaming_VF_Francais_Gratuit\nhttps://dcds.instructure.com/eportfolios/4204/Home/STREAMINg_AFTER_CHAPITRE_2_Streaming_vf_2001_FilmComplet_Streaming_VF_en_HD_en_VOSTFR\nhttps://dcds.instructure.com/eportfolios/4206/Home/STREAMINgHDQ_Peninsula_Streaming_vf_2020_FilmComplet_Streaming_VF_en_HD_en_VOSTFR\nhttps://aceng.hatenadiary.jp/entry/2020/11/26/030925\nhttps://blog.goo.ne.jp/aceng123/e/0032fac3188e30b5f05d22e113c0c4d6\nhttps://www.peeranswer.com/question/5fbe9cf69e41a7d666df0709\nhttps://ega65ta.substack.com/p/dwetwertyery\nhttps://www.topfind88.com/post/914835/gturturturturtyityi\nhttps://www.posts123.com/post/914837/xdfsdgdfgdfse\nhttp://www.onfeetnation.com/profiles/blogs/erwtweryteryeruy\nhttp://facebookhitlist.com/forum/topics/sfewtwetwetery\nhttps://dcm.shivtr.com/forum_threads/3273760\nhttp://recampus.ning.com/profiles/blogs/dfgsetgfgfsdhdfhdfh\nhttps://www.mydigoo.com/forums-topicdetail-201127.html\nhttps://thesanguy.com/forum/topic/efwtetgryery/\nhttps://friendpaste.com/3dhMmLA4J99d2lEmH9gzNo\nhttps://notes.io/ML4S\nhttps://paiza.io/projects/nVqqy0PiStlfrMhtGyxvhQ\nhttps://note.com/abahjono25/n/neb928efaa8c8\n\nFive years on, Parisians remember how the November 13 terror attacks unfolded\n\nFive years later, Prime Minister Jean Castex led silent ceremonies at the multiple sites targeted by coordinated attackers around the French capital: the Stade de France in the Paris suburb of Saint-Denis, the Bataclan, and five cafes in eastern Paris where gunfire shattered the balmy Friday night.\n\nThe public could not join this year’s commemorations because of France’s partial virus lockdown.\n\nVictims of Paris 2015 attacks: How to live five years after ?\nThe sheer horror of the attacks, which were claimed by extremists from the Islamic State (IS) group, has left scars that have still not healed. 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And on October 29 a man recently arrived from Tunisia killed three people with a knife in a Nice church.\n\nSITE >> \n\nThe attacks reopened painful debates in France about the integration of the country's Muslim population – the largest in Europe – and also prompted tougher rhetoric from President Emmanuel Macron against radical Islamism.\n\nIn turn, Macron's defiant stance triggered a wave of protests in some Muslim countries and calls for a boycott of French goods.\n\n>> ‘Islam is being hyper-politicised in France, but Muslims are not part of the debate’\n\nOn Thursday, the IS group claimed responsibility for a bomb attack on Western diplomats attending an Armistice Day ceremony in Saudi Arabia's Jeddah. 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Celle-ci sera d'une personne pour 8 m2, contre un pour 4 m2 jusqu'ici.\n\nPour compenser en partie leur mois de fermeture forcée, le ministre de l'Économie Bruno Le Maire s'est dit \"favorable à l'ouverture des commerces tous les dimanches jusqu'à Noël\".\n\nsite: https://steemit.com/news/@pejwanisuk/proces-en-cascade-ou-grace-presidentielle-quel-avenir-judiciaire-pour-donald-trump\nsite: https://ujang23jang.medium.com/proc%C3%A8s-en-cascade-ou-gr%C3%A2ce-pr%C3%A9sidentielle-quel-avenir-judiciaire-pour-donald-trump-50c1f06812cf\n\nFrench PM and mayor of Paris attend events held at Bataclan and other sites targeted by gunmen and suicide bombers\n\nOn Friday, Castex and Hidalgo laid wreaths at the seven sites where the terrorists struck. The ceremonies were brief and relatively discreet. This year the public had been advised to remain at home under the Covid-19 lockdown rules, but several people turned out anyway to place flowers and cards in memory of the victims.\n\nsite : https://edu-24.info/eportfolios/6299/Pgina_de_inicio/REGARDER_HOLDUP_2020_Film_Documentaire_HOLDUP_Streaming_VF_Complet_et_Franais\n\nsite : https://edu-24.info/eportfolios/6300/Pgina_de_inicio/REGARDER_Megan_Is_Missing_2011_Film_Streaming_VF_Complet_et_Franais\n\nFriday’s commemorations came as France remained on high alert after three recent attacks by Islamist extremists, including the beheading of high-school teacher Samuel Paty and the killing of three people in a church in Nice.\n\nIn 2015, the first attack happened at 9.15pm on Friday 13 November outside the Stade de France during an international football match. Shortly afterwards, another group of heavily armed terrorists drove around the capital’s trendy districts north of the Seine shooting at crowded bars, cafés and restaurants.\n\nAnother group stormed the Bataclan during a concert attended by 1,500 people, taking members of the audience hostage and killing 90 people.\n\nTen months earlier, in January 2015, terrorists had killed 12 people in an attack on the satirical newspaper Charlie Hebdo after it published caricatures of the Prophet Muhammad considered offensive to Muslims. In the following two days, five more people were killed by a terrorist gunman, including four people at a Jewish supermarket.\n\nsite : https://edu-24.info/eportfolios/6301/Pgina_de_inicio/REGARDER_Greenland_Le_dernier_refuge_2020_Film_Documentaire_Greenland_Streaming_VF_Complet_et_Franais\n\nsite : https://edu-24.info/eportfolios/6303/Pgina_de_inicio/VOSTFR_AFTER_CHAPITRE_2_2020_Streaming_VF_en_HD_en_Allocine_After_We_Collided\n\nThe French president, Emmanuel Macron, has recently come under fierce criticism for proposing a new law on “Islamist separatism”. The Élysée says the legislation –to be presented to the Assemblée Nationale at the beginning of next month – is aimed at strengthening the country’s secular traditions and preventing the radicalisation of future terrorists. Critics have accused the president and government of targeting the wider Muslim community.\n\nAfter Paty’s killing, police raided the homes of individuals and offices of a number of Muslim organisations that had no link to the murder in order to “send a message”, according to interior minister, Gérald Darmanin, who also announced the Collective Against Islamophobia in France was being disbanded.\n\nAs protests against Macron erupted in many Islamic countries, including Bangladesh and Iran, along with threats to boycott French goods, Darmanin provoked further outrage by questioning why supermarkets had specific halal and kosher food sections.\n\nsite : https://edu-24.info/eportfolios/6304/Pgina_de_inicio/REGARDER_VF_Film_Les_Nouveaux_mutants_Streaming_vF_2020_Film_Streaming_VF_HD_en_Complet_Et_VOSTFR\n\nsite : https://pcds.instructure.com/eportfolios/1940/Home/After_Chapitre_2_Streaming_vF_2020_vostfr_after_2_Film_Streaming_vF_Fr_en_Ligne_Complet_et_VOSTFR\n\nOn Friday, Franck Riester, a delegate minister in charge of foreign trade and economic attractiveness, told foreign journalists this comment was Darmanin’s “personal” view. He insisted the government was not targeting French Muslims and hit back at criticism of its response to the terrorist attacks.\n\n“France is under attack and as we have seen so is Austria and some Islamic countries, so this is a common fight against terrorism,” Riester said.\n\n“We will continue to defend its citizens and those on its soil and defend our values and will not be influenced or pressured by anyone. I absolutely don’t accept the position of those who say this (terrorism) is France’s fault or the fruit of its politics and choices. That’s the world turned upside down.”\n\nSince you’re here ...\n\nsite : https://pcds.instructure.com/eportfolios/1941/Home/BRONX_2020_Streaming_VF_Francais_Gratuit\n\nsite : https://pcds.instructure.com/eportfolios/1942/Home/RegarderFILMVF_Des_vampires_dans_le_Bronx_Streaming_vF_Fr_en_Ligne_Complet_et_VOSTFR\n\n... we have a small favour to ask. Millions are flocking to the Guardian for open, independent, quality news every day, and readers in 180 countries, including France, around the world now support us financially.\n\nWe believe everyone deserves access to information that’s grounded in science and truth, and analysis rooted in authority and integrity. That’s why we made a different choice: to keep our reporting open for all readers, regardless of where they live or what they can afford to pay. This means more people can be better informed, united, and inspired to take meaningful action.\n\nIn these perilous times, an independent, truth-seeking global news organisation like the Guardian is essential. We have no shareholders or billionaire owner, meaning our journalism is free from commercial and political influence – this makes us different. When it’s never been more pertinent, our independence allows us to fearlessly investigate, challenge and expose those in power.\n\nsite : https://pcds.instructure.com/eportfolios/1943/Home/REGARDERfilmvf_Alone_Streaming_vF_Fr_en_Ligne_Complet_et_VOSTFR\n\nsite : https://pcds.instructure.com/eportfolios/1944/Home/Regarder_Historias_lamentables_Film_Complet_Francais_2020_Streaming_enVF\n\nAmid the various intersecting crises of 2020 – from Covid-19 to police brutality – the Guardian has not, and will never, sideline the climate emergency. We are determined to uphold our reputation for producing urgent, powerful, high-impact reporting on the environment that’s read by around the world.\n\nWe’ve made institutional progress too, working hard to live up to the climate promises we made in 2019. We no longer take advertising from fossil fuel companies, and we’re on course to achieve net zero emissions by 2030.\n\nIf there were ever a time to join us, it is now. Your funding powers our journalism, it protects our independence, and ensures we can remain open for all. You can support us through these challenging economic times and enable real-world impact.\n\nsite : https://hcde.instructure.com/courses/92278/pages/regarder-~-megan-is-missing-en-streaming-vf-film-complet\n\nsite : https://hcde.instructure.com/courses/92278/pages/2018-regarder-~-les-chatouilles-en-streaming-vf-film-complet-vostfr\n\nEvery contribution, however big or small, makes a real difference for our future. Support the Guardian from as little as €1 – it only takes a minute. Thank you.\n\nThe number of confirmed new Covid-19 cases and deaths in France rose sharply in the last 24 hours, according to French health ministry data published Saturday as a number of European countries announced new restrictions to stem a deadly second wave.\n\nFrance registered 32,095 new Covid-19 cases over the previous 24 hours to reach a total of 1,954,599. Deaths in hospitals in France from Covid-19 rose by 359 over the previous 24 hours to reach a total of 44,246 so far, according to French health ministry figures.\n\nThe rise in infections and deaths in France came as a swathe of new restrictions were announced or came into force in a number of European countries.\n\nSchools to close in Austria and Greece\n\nsite : https://hcde.instructure.com/courses/92278/pages/vostfr-vf-number-after-chapitre-2-streaming-vf%7C%7Cfr-%7B2020%7D-film-complet-~-after-2-streaming-vf-%7C-gratuit-et-vost=fr\n\nsite : https://hcde.instructure.com/courses/92278/pages/fr-regarder-greenland-le-dernier-refuge-2020-film-complet-streaming-vf-en-francais\n\nAustria on Saturday announced schools and non-essential shops would close from Tuesday, just two weeks after a partial lockdown was imposed.\n\n\"There are still many who say that infections don't happen at school, in shops or services,\" Chancellor Sebastien Kurtz told a news conference.\n\n\"But the truth is the authorities can no longer trace 77 percent of new infections, which means they no longer know where contamination is happening.\"\n\nGreece, battling a saturated national health system, announced it would shut all schools after imposing a nationwide night curfew from Friday.\n\n\"Closing elementary schools was the last thing we wanted to do. This is a measure of how serious the situation is,\" Health Minister Vassilis Kikilias said. Secondary schools had already been shuttered.\n\nsite : https://hcde.instructure.com/courses/92278/pages/at-number-streaming-number-at-sacrees-sorcieres-2020-streaming-vf-en-hd-en-allocine-sacrees-sorcieres\n\nsite : https://cit.instructure.com/eportfolios/2861/Home/MEGAN_Is_MISSING_Streaming_vF_2011_filmvoirmegan_is_missing_Film_Streaming_vF_Fr_en_Ligne_Complet_et_VOSTFR\n\nIn Italy, the regions of Tuscany and Campania – of which Florence and Naples are the respective capitals – plunged into \"red zones\" of tough restrictions, which now cover 26 million of the 60 million population.\n\n\"There is no other way if we want to reduce the numbers of dead,\" Health Minister Roberto Speranza said, as the country's death toll rose by 544 to 44,683, one of Europe's worst.\n\nNew anti-virus curbs also came into force in Ukraine on Saturday, with all non-essential businesses ordered closed for the weekend.\n\n'Don't kill the economy'\n\nThere were protests in several Germans cities against enforced mask-wearing, with police saying they used water cannon to disperse nearly 1,000 people in Frankfurt.\n\nFrance's Riviera resort of Nice saw 1,500 take to the streets to demand a more coherent set of restrictions to fight the disease.\n\nSITE: https://cit.instructure.com/eportfolios/2866/Home/After_2_Streaming_vF_2020_filmvoir_After_chapitre_2_Film_Streaming_vF_Fr_en_Ligne_Complet_et_vostfrVF\n\nSITE: https://cit.instructure.com/eportfolios/2867/Home/VoIrREGARDER_Megan_Is_Missing_Streaming_vF_2011_Film_Streaming_VF_HD_en_Complet_en_VOSTFR\n\nFrench restaurant and bar owners announced legal action against government measures which closed them from the end of October.\n\nHundreds of demonstrators also turned out in Portugal, defying a weekend curfew imposed on seven out of every 10 of the population of 10 million.\n\nThe curfew bans driving on public roads after 1 pm on Saturdays and Sundays.\n\nInterior Minister Gérald Darmanin said he had agreed to a proposal by the Paris police chief to immediately refer the issue to the National Police Inspectorate General (IGPN), which investigates officers' conduct.\n\nThe government is already facing a storm of criticism over a new security law that opponents say will erode the accountability of the police.\n\nOfficers used tear gas to dismantle the Paris camp, which was set up to protest against earlier forced evacuations of hundreds of migrants from other camps.\n\nSITE: https://cit.instructure.com/eportfolios/2869/Home/VOSTFRVF_REGARDER_AFTER_CHAPITRE_2_Streaming_vF_2020Film_After_2_Streaming_VF_HD_en_Complet\n\nSITE: https://cit.instructure.com/eportfolios/2874/Home/frDemon_Slayer_Le_Train_De_Linfini_Streaming_vF_2020voirHD_Demon_Slayer_Film_Streaming_vF_Fr_en_Ligne_Complet_et_VOSTFR\n\n\"They are too violent,\" said Shahbuddin, a 34-year-old Afghan, crying after being evicted. \"We just want a roof.\"\n\nPolice later used tear gas and rough tactics, with videos posted on social media showing one officer tripping a man as he ran, and another officer slamming into a man who tried to intervene.\n\nThe controversy comes a week after migrants were evacuated from makeshift shelters in the northern suburb of Saint-Denis, including some who were provided with alternative shelter.\n\n\"The state has made a lamentable show,\" Ian Brossat, a Paris deputy mayor in charge of housing, told AFP.\n\nCFDT trade union chief Laurent Berger told France 2 TV that the actions of the police were \"scandalous and astounding\".\n\n\"People occupy a square peacefully with tents, simply because they have a housing problem, they are not harming anyone. 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      "title": "Tigray leader rejects Ethiopia's ultimatum, says his people 'ready to die'",
      "body": "The leader of Ethiopia's dissident Tigray region has said that his people are \"ready to die\" defending their homeland, rejecting Prime Minister Abiy Ahmed's ultimatum that they surrender within 72 hours.\n\nThe federal army says its forces are within 60 kilometres (37 miles) of Mekele, the Tigrayan capital and seat of the TPLF, ahead of a threatened all-out bombardment of the city of half a million people.\n\nAbiy -- last year's Nobel Peace Prize winner -- on Sunday called on the TPLF to surrender peacefully within three days, saying they were \"at a point of no return\".\n\nBut the TPLF's leader Debretsion Gebremichael said Abiy was trying to cover for setbacks his army had suffered against Tigrayan forces, and was issuing threats to buy time.\n\n\"He doesn't understand who we are. We are people of principle and ready to die in defence of our right to administer our region,\" Debretsion told AFP via WhatsApp on Monday.\n\nA communications blackout in the region has made claims from both sides difficult to verify.\n\nsite : https://edu-24.info/eportfolios/6299/Pgina_de_inicio/REGARDER_HOLDUP_2020_Film_Documentaire_HOLDUP_Streaming_VF_Complet_et_Franais\n\nsite : https://edu-24.info/eportfolios/6300/Pgina_de_inicio/REGARDER_Megan_Is_Missing_2011_Film_Streaming_VF_Complet_et_Franais\n\nFriday’s commemorations came as France remained on high alert after three recent attacks by Islamist extremists, including the beheading of high-school teacher Samuel Paty and the killing of three people in a church in Nice.\n\nIn 2015, the first attack happened at 9.15pm on Friday 13 November outside the Stade de France during an international football match. Shortly afterwards, another group of heavily armed terrorists drove around the capital’s trendy districts north of the Seine shooting at crowded bars, cafés and restaurants.\n\nAnother group stormed the Bataclan during a concert attended by 1,500 people, taking members of the audience hostage and killing 90 people.\n\nTen months earlier, in January 2015, terrorists had killed 12 people in an attack on the satirical newspaper Charlie Hebdo after it published caricatures of the Prophet Muhammad considered offensive to Muslims. In the following two days, five more people were killed by a terrorist gunman, including four people at a Jewish supermarket.\n\nsite : https://edu-24.info/eportfolios/6301/Pgina_de_inicio/REGARDER_Greenland_Le_dernier_refuge_2020_Film_Documentaire_Greenland_Streaming_VF_Complet_et_Franais\n\nsite : https://edu-24.info/eportfolios/6303/Pgina_de_inicio/VOSTFR_AFTER_CHAPITRE_2_2020_Streaming_VF_en_HD_en_Allocine_After_We_Collided\n\nThe French president, Emmanuel Macron, has recently come under fierce criticism for proposing a new law on “Islamist separatism”. The Élysée says the legislation –to be presented to the Assemblée Nationale at the beginning of next month – is aimed at strengthening the country’s secular traditions and preventing the radicalisation of future terrorists. Critics have accused the president and government of targeting the wider Muslim community.\n\nAfter Paty’s killing, police raided the homes of individuals and offices of a number of Muslim organisations that had no link to the murder in order to “send a message”, according to interior minister, Gérald Darmanin, who also announced the Collective Against Islamophobia in France was being disbanded.\n\nAs protests against Macron erupted in many Islamic countries, including Bangladesh and Iran, along with threats to boycott French goods, Darmanin provoked further outrage by questioning why supermarkets had specific halal and kosher food sections.\n\nsite : https://edu-24.info/eportfolios/6304/Pgina_de_inicio/REGARDER_VF_Film_Les_Nouveaux_mutants_Streaming_vF_2020_Film_Streaming_VF_HD_en_Complet_Et_VOSTFR\n\nsite : https://pcds.instructure.com/eportfolios/1940/Home/After_Chapitre_2_Streaming_vF_2020_vostfr_after_2_Film_Streaming_vF_Fr_en_Ligne_Complet_et_VOSTFR\n\nOn Friday, Franck Riester, a delegate minister in charge of foreign trade and economic attractiveness, told foreign journalists this comment was Darmanin’s “personal” view. He insisted the government was not targeting French Muslims and hit back at criticism of its response to the terrorist attacks.\n\n“France is under attack and as we have seen so is Austria and some Islamic countries, so this is a common fight against terrorism,” Riester said.\n\n“We will continue to defend its citizens and those on its soil and defend our values and will not be influenced or pressured by anyone. I absolutely don’t accept the position of those who say this (terrorism) is France’s fault or the fruit of its politics and choices. That’s the world turned upside down.”\n\nSince you’re here ...\n\nsite : https://pcds.instructure.com/eportfolios/1941/Home/BRONX_2020_Streaming_VF_Francais_Gratuit\n\nsite : https://pcds.instructure.com/eportfolios/1942/Home/RegarderFILMVF_Des_vampires_dans_le_Bronx_Streaming_vF_Fr_en_Ligne_Complet_et_VOSTFR\n\n... we have a small favour to ask. Millions are flocking to the Guardian for open, independent, quality news every day, and readers in 180 countries, including France, around the world now support us financially.\n\nWe believe everyone deserves access to information that’s grounded in science and truth, and analysis rooted in authority and integrity. That’s why we made a different choice: to keep our reporting open for all readers, regardless of where they live or what they can afford to pay. This means more people can be better informed, united, and inspired to take meaningful action.\n\nIn these perilous times, an independent, truth-seeking global news organisation like the Guardian is essential. We have no shareholders or billionaire owner, meaning our journalism is free from commercial and political influence – this makes us different. When it’s never been more pertinent, our independence allows us to fearlessly investigate, challenge and expose those in power.\n\nsite : https://pcds.instructure.com/eportfolios/1943/Home/REGARDERfilmvf_Alone_Streaming_vF_Fr_en_Ligne_Complet_et_VOSTFR\n\nsite : https://pcds.instructure.com/eportfolios/1944/Home/Regarder_Historias_lamentables_Film_Complet_Francais_2020_Streaming_enVF\n\nAmid the various intersecting crises of 2020 – from Covid-19 to police brutality – the Guardian has not, and will never, sideline the climate emergency. We are determined to uphold our reputation for producing urgent, powerful, high-impact reporting on the environment that’s read by around the world.\n\nWe’ve made institutional progress too, working hard to live up to the climate promises we made in 2019. We no longer take advertising from fossil fuel companies, and we’re on course to achieve net zero emissions by 2030.\n\nIf there were ever a time to join us, it is now. Your funding powers our journalism, it protects our independence, and ensures we can remain open for all. You can support us through these challenging economic times and enable real-world impact.\n\nsite : https://hcde.instructure.com/courses/92278/pages/regarder-~-megan-is-missing-en-streaming-vf-film-complet\n\nsite : https://hcde.instructure.com/courses/92278/pages/2018-regarder-~-les-chatouilles-en-streaming-vf-film-complet-vostfr\n\nEvery contribution, however big or small, makes a real difference for our future. Support the Guardian from as little as €1 – it only takes a minute. Thank you.\n\nThe number of confirmed new Covid-19 cases and deaths in France rose sharply in the last 24 hours, according to French health ministry data published Saturday as a number of European countries announced new restrictions to stem a deadly second wave.\n\nFrance registered 32,095 new Covid-19 cases over the previous 24 hours to reach a total of 1,954,599. Deaths in hospitals in France from Covid-19 rose by 359 over the previous 24 hours to reach a total of 44,246 so far, according to French health ministry figures.\n\nThe rise in infections and deaths in France came as a swathe of new restrictions were announced or came into force in a number of European countries.\n\nSchools to close in Austria and Greece\n\nsite : https://hcde.instructure.com/courses/92278/pages/vostfr-vf-number-after-chapitre-2-streaming-vf%7C%7Cfr-%7B2020%7D-film-complet-~-after-2-streaming-vf-%7C-gratuit-et-vost=fr\n\nsite : https://hcde.instructure.com/courses/92278/pages/fr-regarder-greenland-le-dernier-refuge-2020-film-complet-streaming-vf-en-francais\n\nAustria on Saturday announced schools and non-essential shops would close from Tuesday, just two weeks after a partial lockdown was imposed.\n\n\"There are still many who say that infections don't happen at school, in shops or services,\" Chancellor Sebastien Kurtz told a news conference.\n\n\"But the truth is the authorities can no longer trace 77 percent of new infections, which means they no longer know where contamination is happening.\"\n\nGreece, battling a saturated national health system, announced it would shut all schools after imposing a nationwide night curfew from Friday.\n\n\"Closing elementary schools was the last thing we wanted to do. This is a measure of how serious the situation is,\" Health Minister Vassilis Kikilias said. 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And there is this intervention which is totally disproportionate,\" he said.\n\nParis's Socialist mayor Anne Hidalgo wrote a letter to Darmanin denouncing the \"brutal and disproportionate use of force\" by the security forces, which she said was \"unfortunately not without precedent\" in the city.\n\nDarmanin said he had asked for a report from Paris police chief Didier Lallement by midday and would take decisions based on its findings.\n\nBrigadier General Tesfaye Ayalew, as quoted by state-affiliated Fana Broadcasting Corporate on Monday, said that federal troops were \"marching into Mekele\" having captured key towns to the north and south.\n\nThe army has threatened a \"no mercy\" tank assault on the TPLF leadership in Mekele, warning civilians to leave while they still can, raising concerns among rights activists.\n\n\"Treating a whole city as a military target would not only (be) unlawful, it could also be considered a form of collective punishment,\" Human Rights Watch researcher Laetitia Bader wrote on Twitter.\n\nAbiy has urged the people of Mekele to side with the national army against the TPLF, \"in bringing this treasonous group to justice\".\n\nHundreds of people are reported to have been killed in nearly three weeks of fighting which has seen warplanes bomb the region and tanks enter the fray. \n\nAmnesty International also documented a gruesome massacre in which \"scores and likely hundreds\" of people were stabbed and hacked to death in the southwest town of Mai-Kadra.\n\nOver 40,000 Ethiopians have meanwhile fled west into Sudan and rockets have hit Eritrea to the north, spurring fears the internal conflict risks instability beyond its borders.\n\nhttps://ujang23jang.medium.com/french-police-to-investigate-brutal-dispersal-of-paris-migrant-camp-5fcace72d490\n\nhttps://unemm23nem.medium.com/live-macron-addresses-the-nation-on-path-out-of-lockdown-c81274fa6568\n\n\n![Screenshot_14.png](https://cdn.steemitimages.com/DQmSam9QYuNivynBT9VmNdUrQW7FcbCnvmNLTmTh7eieTE7/Screenshot_14.png)",
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      "body": "French President Emmanuel Macron is expected to announce a reworking of the country’s Covid-19 lockdown rules in a televised speech Tuesday night following a drop in nationwide infections.\nFrench lawmakers on Tuesday began debating a bill that could ban dissemination of images of police officers' faces, triggering protests in Paris and other French cities against the potential loss of a check against abuses of power.\nThe trial of Moroccan national Ayoub el Khazzani, who opened fire aboard a Thalys train traveling through Northern Europe in August, 2015, started on Monday in Paris. Khazzani's lawyer had asked before the trial began that the court call Eastwood as a witness, claiming that he could \"shed some light\" on the authenticity of scenes depicted in his movie.\n\nEastwood's movie is based on a book written by the trio entitled \"The 15:17 to Paris: The True Story of a Terrorist, a Train, and Three American Heroes\".\n\nA French court has ruled that Clint Eastwood cannot testify during the trial of a suspected Islamist gunman, whose attack on a high-speed train was thwarted by three Americans, who later played themselves in a movie by the U.S. actor and director. \n\nLa présidente de la Commission technique de la vaccination a détaillé sur BFMTV la stratégie de mise en place d'un éventuel vaccin anti-Covid en France.\nSi un vaccin contre le Covid-19 est \"efficace et sûr\", il pourrait être administré dès le \"début de l'année 2021\", a estimé Olivier Véran ce mardi matin sur BFMTV-RMC, au lendemain des annonces encourageantes de Moderna, qui affirme que son candidat est \"efficace à 94,5%\".\n\nsite : https://hcde.instructure.com/courses/92278/pages/regarder-~-megan-is-missing-en-streaming-vf-film-complet\n\nLe ministre de la Santé n'a cependant pas précisé les modalités de la vaccination, dont la stratégie est élaborée en France par la Commission technique des vaccinations. Sa présidente, la professeure Elisabeth Bouvet, a assuré sur BFMTV que le pays sera \"en capacité\" de mettre en oeuvre une telle campagne.\n\n\"Deux grandes cibles\" désignées\nL'infectiologue a précisé que \"deux grandes cibles\" ont été désignées pour recevoir les premières doses de vaccins, qui arriveront \"petit à petit\". À savoir les populations à risque, comme les personnes âgées, susceptibles de développer les formes les plus graves du Covid-19, ainsi que les professionnels de santé.\n\nsite : https://hcde.instructure.com/courses/92278/pages/2018-regarder-~-les-chatouilles-en-streaming-vf-film-complet-vostfr\n\n\"Avec la première phase de vaccination, nous ne sommes pas dans une stratégie qui vise à stopper l'épidémie mais dans une stratégie qui vise à protéger les personnes vulnérables et les professionnels de santé. Si on veut intervenir sur l'épidémie, ce sera lors d'une deuxième ou d'une troisième phase de vaccination avec des doses plus importantes\", a expliqué Elisabeth Bouvet.\n\nDes vaccins pour différentes catégories de personnes\nLes éventuels vaccins qui vont arriver sur le marché français ne fonctionneront pas de la même manière selon les personnes à qui ils sont administrés. \"Certains seront plus efficaces pour les personnes âgées, d'autres pour les plus jeunes\", a précisé l'infectiologue.\n\n\"Au cas par cas, au fur et à mesure que les vaccins auront une autorisation de mise sur le marché en France, la Commission technique des vaccinations délivrera des recommandations qui permettront de cibler les indications de chacun de ces vaccins dans la situation actuelle\", a-t-elle expliqué.\nPlay Video\n\nsite : https://hcde.instructure.com/courses/92278/pages/vostfr-vf-number-after-chapitre-2-streaming-vf%7C%7Cfr-%7B2020%7D-film-complet-~-after-2-streaming-vf-%7C-gratuit-et-vost=fr\n\nPlusieurs laboratoires ont récemment vanté l'efficacité de leur candidat-vaccin. Parmi eux, la société pharmaceutique américaine Pfizer, à qui la Commission européenne a pré-commandé 300 millions de doses, dont 30 millions seront réservées à la France a dévoilé Olivier Véran. Ou encore Moderna, pour lequel un contrat européen est en cours de négociations, selon le secrétaire d'État Clément Beaune.\n\nMichael Schumacher as the most successful driver in Formula One’s history — yet despite all the acclaim, the seven-time world champion divides opinion.\nWith 20.6 million Instagram followers Hamilton is by a country mile the most popular member of the Formula One grid, supported by an army of loyal fans known as ‘Team LH’.\n\nsite : https://hcde.instructure.com/courses/92278/pages/fr-regarder-greenland-le-dernier-refuge-2020-film-complet-streaming-vf-en-francais\n\n“The greatest sportsman this country has ever produced — no doubts,” tweeted former Manchester United and England defender Rio Ferdinand after Hamilton crossed the finish line in Istanbul on Sunday.\nYet Hamilton’s rise to F1 legend status has been accompanied by articles in his homeland exploring the same question — ‘why is he disliked?’\n\nsite : \n\nJust as in Schmacher’s all-conquering era with Ferrari, Hamilton and Mercedes have become victims of their own success.\nMercedes are accused in the court of public opinion of being too good and turning the sport into a tedious procession — they have won the last seven constructors titles and Hamilton has won the last four world drivers titles.\nHamilton tackled the issue last season.\n\nsite : https://hcde.instructure.com/courses/92278/pages/at-number-streaming-number-at-sacrees-sorcieres-2020-streaming-vf-en-hd-en-allocine-sacrees-sorcieres\n\n“It’s not how F1 should be, but it is what it is right now and it has been like that in the past,” he said.\n“But it is not our fault these guys are good at their jobs.”\nFor The Times’ Rebecca Clancy, Hamilton’s decision to move to first Switzerland and then Monaco — in part to pay less tax — was at the heart of any anti-Hamilton sentiment.\n\nsite : \n\nAnother obstacle for some British F1 fans was the support of the once mighty McLaren team which powered him to his first title in 2008.\n“Britons like underdogs,” explained The Sun.\n\nsite : \n\n- ‘Hypocrisy’ -\nFor The Daily Telegraph, the ‘Marmite’ factor (love him or loathe him) stems from the fact that “Hamilton’s tastes may not always sit perfectly with the traditional motor racing community”.\nCelebrity friends, extravagant fashion sense, ‘bling’ jewellery, plentiful tattoos, his spiritualism, reactions which sometimes appear over the top, the negative picture he paints of his hometown Stevenage, his Anglo-American accent — all have been used as ammunition by his detractors.\n\nsite : https://cit.instructure.com/eportfolios/2861/Home/MEGAN_Is_MISSING_Streaming_vF_2011_filmvoirmegan_is_missing_Film_Streaming_vF_Fr_en_Ligne_Complet_et_VOSTFR\n\nHis ‘detached’ manner also fires up his critics.\n“It’s not in the tradition of British sporting heroes to be so removed,” wrote the Daily Mail’s F1 reporter, John McEvoy.\nFor some, it was Hamilton’s conversion to all things green and veganism in 2017 that jarred, coming from someone who criss-crosses the globe in a private jet — since sold — and spends much of his time behind the wheel of gas-guzzling F1 machines.\n\nsite :\n\nMcEvoy wrote in the Mail in July: “The chief accusation against Hamilton is one of hypocrisy on several fronts.\n“Many F1 insiders have heard enough of Hamilton’s self-righteous preaching.”\nF1’s first black driver has this season pressed for greater diversity in the paddock, a stance sparked by his vocal support for the Black Lives Matter movement. He spoke out about the killing of George Floyd when no one else in his sport would and won widespread support for his stance.\nBut some observers have noted that his tone can sometimes be perceived as preaching and “can rub people the wrong way”.\n\nsite : https://cit.instructure.com/eportfolios/2866/Home/After_2_Streaming_vF_2020_filmvoir_After_chapitre_2_Film_Streaming_vF_Fr_en_Ligne_Complet_et_vostfrVF\n\nHis critics might not agree, but for many, like fellow British driver Lando Norris, Hamilton should be honoured, not criticised.\n“There is only one other person in the whole world who has achieved what he has — and that’s Michael Schumacher,” the McLaren rookie said.\n“He has led the way in many aspects — on the track, but also off it.\n“A lot of athletes who have done such things in other sports have got knighthoods so I see no reason why he shouldn’t.\n\nsite : https://cit.instructure.com/eportfolios/2867/Home/VoIrREGARDER_Megan_Is_Missing_Streaming_vF_2011_Film_Streaming_VF_HD_en_Complet_en_VOSTFR\n\n“It’s a good thing for kids who want to get into racing or who don’t know much about racing to be inspired by him and, obviously, try to achieve similar things.”\nBritish Prime Minister Boris Johnson is self-isolating after someone he was in contact with tested positive for the coronavirus, a spokesman said Sunday.\n“He will carry on working from Downing Street, including on leading the Government’s response to the coronavirus pandemic,” the Downing Street spokesman added.\n\nsite: https://cit.instructure.com/eportfolios/2869/Home/VOSTFRVF_REGARDER_AFTER_CHAPITRE_2_Streaming_vF_2020Film_After_2_Streaming_VF_HD_en_Complet\n\nHis confinement comes as negotiations with the European Union over Brexit enter a decisive final sprint, with critical announcements being trailed — ahead of Johnson’s isolation — by Downing Street to tackle the virus.\nThe prime minister was informed that he should self-isolate after being contacted by the country’s Test and Trace scheme.\nJohnson was hospitalised with the coronavirus in April. This time around, “the PM is well and does not have any symptoms of Covid-19”, the spokesman said.\nA source added that Johnson, who was severely affected during the earlier bout, feels “good” and that the PM would continue to work, “in particular to lead the government’s response to the coronavirus pandemic”.\nDowning Street has not said how long Johnson will be in isolation for. However, the UK National Health Service rules state individuals should isolate for 14 days.\n\nsite: \n\nThe PM intends to address the country during his confinement, Downing Street said.\nThe announcement came after Johnson met a small group of MPs at Downing Street on Thursday for around 35 minutes, including one who subsequently developed symptoms of Covid-19 and has now tested positive.\nJohnson’s self-isolation risks upsetting a busy week as the UK enters its third week of reimposed restrictions and the PM was due to chair a series of key Covid-19 meetings.\nThe renewed stay-at-home restrictions and business closures came into force earlier this month and have been met with scepticism that they can halt the worst death toll from the virus in Europe.\nThe UK is supposed to be returning to a regionalised approach — lifting the sweeping lockdown currently in place — from December 2.\n\nsite: https://cit.instructure.com/eportfolios/2874/Home/frDemon_Slayer_Le_Train_De_Linfini_Streaming_vF_2020voirHD_Demon_Slayer_Film_Streaming_vF_Fr_en_Ligne_Complet_et_VOSTFR\n\nFrance is expected to start easing Covid-19 lockdown rules in the coming weeks, carrying out the process in three stages to avoid a new flareup in the pandemic, according to senior officials.\n\nIn his speech Tuesday, Macron is expected to announce an adjustment of restrictions that have been in place since October 30.\n\n\"Emmanuel Macron will give prospects over several weeks, especially on how we adjust our strategy. What is at stake is adapting lockdown rules as the health situation improves while avoiding a new flare-up in the epidemic,\" government spokesman Gabriel Attal told French weekly Le Journal Du Dimanche.\n\n\"There will be three steps to (lockdown) easing in view of the health situation and of risks tied to some businesses: a first step around December 1, then before the year-end holidays, and then from January 2021,\" Attal added.\n\nMacron had said France's second national lockdown would last at least four weeks. 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      "body": "Ethiopia's military on Sunday threatened a \"decisive\" assault on the capital of the dissident Tigray region as it seeks to oust the local government, warning the city's half a million civilians to flee and warning that the onslaught would show \"no mercy\". \nFrench lawmakers on Tuesday began debating a bill that could ban dissemination of images of police officers' faces, triggering protests in Paris and other French cities against the potential loss of a check against abuses of power.\nThe trial of Moroccan national Ayoub el Khazzani, who opened fire aboard a Thalys train traveling through Northern Europe in August, 2015, started on Monday in Paris. Khazzani's lawyer had asked before the trial began that the court call Eastwood as a witness, claiming that he could \"shed some light\" on the authenticity of scenes depicted in his movie.\n\nEastwood's movie is based on a book written by the trio entitled \"The 15:17 to Paris: The True Story of a Terrorist, a Train, and Three American Heroes\".\n\nA French court has ruled that Clint Eastwood cannot testify during the trial of a suspected Islamist gunman, whose attack on a high-speed train was thwarted by three Americans, who later played themselves in a movie by the U.S. actor and director. \n\nLa présidente de la Commission technique de la vaccination a détaillé sur BFMTV la stratégie de mise en place d'un éventuel vaccin anti-Covid en France.\nSi un vaccin contre le Covid-19 est \"efficace et sûr\", il pourrait être administré dès le \"début de l'année 2021\", a estimé Olivier Véran ce mardi matin sur BFMTV-RMC, au lendemain des annonces encourageantes de Moderna, qui affirme que son candidat est \"efficace à 94,5%\".\n\nsite : https://hcde.instructure.com/courses/92254/pages/regarder-film-number-megan-is-missing-streaming-vf%7C%7Cfr-%7B2011%7D-film-complet-~-megan-is-missing-streaming-vf-%7C-gratuit-et-vost=fr\n\nLe ministre de la Santé n'a cependant pas précisé les modalités de la vaccination, dont la stratégie est élaborée en France par la Commission technique des vaccinations. Sa présidente, la professeure Elisabeth Bouvet, a assuré sur BFMTV que le pays sera \"en capacité\" de mettre en oeuvre une telle campagne.\n\n\"Deux grandes cibles\" désignées\nL'infectiologue a précisé que \"deux grandes cibles\" ont été désignées pour recevoir les premières doses de vaccins, qui arriveront \"petit à petit\". À savoir les populations à risque, comme les personnes âgées, susceptibles de développer les formes les plus graves du Covid-19, ainsi que les professionnels de santé.\n\nsite : https://hcde.instructure.com/courses/92254/pages/fr-regarder-megan-is-missing-2011-film-complet-streaming-vf-en-francais\n\n\"Avec la première phase de vaccination, nous ne sommes pas dans une stratégie qui vise à stopper l'épidémie mais dans une stratégie qui vise à protéger les personnes vulnérables et les professionnels de santé. 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Parmi eux, la société pharmaceutique américaine Pfizer, à qui la Commission européenne a pré-commandé 300 millions de doses, dont 30 millions seront réservées à la France a dévoilé Olivier Véran. Ou encore Moderna, pour lequel un contrat européen est en cours de négociations, selon le secrétaire d'État Clément Beaune.\n\nMichael Schumacher as the most successful driver in Formula One’s history — yet despite all the acclaim, the seven-time world champion divides opinion.\nWith 20.6 million Instagram followers Hamilton is by a country mile the most popular member of the Formula One grid, supported by an army of loyal fans known as ‘Team LH’.\n\nsite : https://hcde.instructure.com/courses/92254/pages/regarder-film-number-hold-up-streaming-vf%7C%7Cfr-%7B2020%7D-film-complet-~-hold-up-streaming-vf-%7C-gratuit-et-vost=fr\n\n“The greatest sportsman this country has ever produced — no doubts,” tweeted former Manchester United and England defender Rio Ferdinand after Hamilton crossed the finish line in Istanbul on Sunday.\nYet Hamilton’s rise to F1 legend status has been accompanied by articles in his homeland exploring the same question — ‘why is he disliked?’\n\nsite : \n\nJust as in Schmacher’s all-conquering era with Ferrari, Hamilton and Mercedes have become victims of their own success.\nMercedes are accused in the court of public opinion of being too good and turning the sport into a tedious procession — they have won the last seven constructors titles and Hamilton has won the last four world drivers titles.\nHamilton tackled the issue last season.\n\nsite : https://hcde.instructure.com/courses/92254/pages/regarder-film-number-freaky-streaming-vf%7C%7Cfr-%7B2020%7D-film-complet-~-freaky-streaming-vf-%7C-gratuit-et-vost=fr\n\n“It’s not how F1 should be, but it is what it is right now and it has been like that in the past,” he said.\n“But it is not our fault these guys are good at their jobs.”\nFor The Times’ Rebecca Clancy, Hamilton’s decision to move to first Switzerland and then Monaco — in part to pay less tax — was at the heart of any anti-Hamilton sentiment.\n\nsite : \n\nAnother obstacle for some British F1 fans was the support of the once mighty McLaren team which powered him to his first title in 2008.\n“Britons like underdogs,” explained The Sun.\n\nsite : \n\n- ‘Hypocrisy’ -\nFor The Daily Telegraph, the ‘Marmite’ factor (love him or loathe him) stems from the fact that “Hamilton’s tastes may not always sit perfectly with the traditional motor racing community”.\nCelebrity friends, extravagant fashion sense, ‘bling’ jewellery, plentiful tattoos, his spiritualism, reactions which sometimes appear over the top, the negative picture he paints of his hometown Stevenage, his Anglo-American accent — all have been used as ammunition by his detractors.\n\nsite : https://hcde.instructure.com/courses/92256/pages/fr-regarder-mon-grand-pere-et-moi-2020-film-complet-streaming-vf-en-francais\n\nHis ‘detached’ manner also fires up his critics.\n“It’s not in the tradition of British sporting heroes to be so removed,” wrote the Daily Mail’s F1 reporter, John McEvoy.\nFor some, it was Hamilton’s conversion to all things green and veganism in 2017 that jarred, coming from someone who criss-crosses the globe in a private jet — since sold — and spends much of his time behind the wheel of gas-guzzling F1 machines.\n\nsite :\n\nMcEvoy wrote in the Mail in July: “The chief accusation against Hamilton is one of hypocrisy on several fronts.\n“Many F1 insiders have heard enough of Hamilton’s self-righteous preaching.”\nF1’s first black driver has this season pressed for greater diversity in the paddock, a stance sparked by his vocal support for the Black Lives Matter movement. He spoke out about the killing of George Floyd when no one else in his sport would and won widespread support for his stance.\nBut some observers have noted that his tone can sometimes be perceived as preaching and “can rub people the wrong way”.\n\nsite : https://hcde.instructure.com/courses/92256/pages/regarder-film-number-lun-des-notres-streaming-vf%7C%7Cfr-%7B2020%7D-film-complet-~-lun-des-notres-streaming-vf-%7C-gratuit-et-vost=fr\n\nHis critics might not agree, but for many, like fellow British driver Lando Norris, Hamilton should be honoured, not criticised.\n“There is only one other person in the whole world who has achieved what he has — and that’s Michael Schumacher,” the McLaren rookie said.\n“He has led the way in many aspects — on the track, but also off it.\n“A lot of athletes who have done such things in other sports have got knighthoods so I see no reason why he shouldn’t.\n\nsite : https://hcde.instructure.com/courses/92256/pages/regarder-film-number-mulan-streaming-vf%7C%7Cfr-%7B2020%7D-film-complet-~-mulan-streaming-vf-%7C-gratuit-et-vost=fr\n\n“It’s a good thing for kids who want to get into racing or who don’t know much about racing to be inspired by him and, obviously, try to achieve similar things.”\nBritish Prime Minister Boris Johnson is self-isolating after someone he was in contact with tested positive for the coronavirus, a spokesman said Sunday.\n“He will carry on working from Downing Street, including on leading the Government’s response to the coronavirus pandemic,” the Downing Street spokesman added.\n\nsite: https://hcde.instructure.com/courses/92256/pages/regarder-film-number-les-chatouilles-streaming-vf%7C%7Cfr-%7B2018%7D-film-complet-~-les-chatouilles-streaming-vf-%7C-gratuit-et-vost=fr\n\nHis confinement comes as negotiations with the European Union over Brexit enter a decisive final sprint, with critical announcements being trailed — ahead of Johnson’s isolation — by Downing Street to tackle the virus.\nThe prime minister was informed that he should self-isolate after being contacted by the country’s Test and Trace scheme.\nJohnson was hospitalised with the coronavirus in April. 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Khazzani's lawyer had asked before the trial began that the court call Eastwood as a witness, claiming that he could \"shed some light\" on the authenticity of scenes depicted in his movie.\n\nEastwood's movie is based on a book written by the trio entitled \"The 15:17 to Paris: The True Story of a Terrorist, a Train, and Three American Heroes\".\n\nA French court has ruled that Clint Eastwood cannot testify during the trial of a suspected Islamist gunman, whose attack on a high-speed train was thwarted by three Americans, who later played themselves in a movie by the U.S. actor and director. \n\nLa présidente de la Commission technique de la vaccination a détaillé sur BFMTV la stratégie de mise en place d'un éventuel vaccin anti-Covid en France.\nSi un vaccin contre le Covid-19 est \"efficace et sûr\", il pourrait être administré dès le \"début de l'année 2021\", a estimé Olivier Véran ce mardi matin sur BFMTV-RMC, au lendemain des annonces encourageantes de Moderna, qui affirme que son candidat est \"efficace à 94,5%\".\n\nsite : https://hcde.instructure.com/courses/92248/pages/megan-is-missing-streaming-film-complet-francais-2011-en-vf\n\nLe ministre de la Santé n'a cependant pas précisé les modalités de la vaccination, dont la stratégie est élaborée en France par la Commission technique des vaccinations. Sa présidente, la professeure Elisabeth Bouvet, a assuré sur BFMTV que le pays sera \"en capacité\" de mettre en oeuvre une telle campagne.\n\n\"Deux grandes cibles\" désignées\nL'infectiologue a précisé que \"deux grandes cibles\" ont été désignées pour recevoir les premières doses de vaccins, qui arriveront \"petit à petit\". À savoir les populations à risque, comme les personnes âgées, susceptibles de développer les formes les plus graves du Covid-19, ainsi que les professionnels de santé.\n\nsite : https://hcde.instructure.com/courses/92248/pages/%7B~-number-regarder-number-~-megan-is-missing-streaming-vf-2011-film-complet-hd-vos-voir=film\n\n\"Avec la première phase de vaccination, nous ne sommes pas dans une stratégie qui vise à stopper l'épidémie mais dans une stratégie qui vise à protéger les personnes vulnérables et les professionnels de santé. Si on veut intervenir sur l'épidémie, ce sera lors d'une deuxième ou d'une troisième phase de vaccination avec des doses plus importantes\", a expliqué Elisabeth Bouvet.\n\nDes vaccins pour différentes catégories de personnes\nLes éventuels vaccins qui vont arriver sur le marché français ne fonctionneront pas de la même manière selon les personnes à qui ils sont administrés. \"Certains seront plus efficaces pour les personnes âgées, d'autres pour les plus jeunes\", a précisé l'infectiologue.\n\n\"Au cas par cas, au fur et à mesure que les vaccins auront une autorisation de mise sur le marché en France, la Commission technique des vaccinations délivrera des recommandations qui permettront de cibler les indications de chacun de ces vaccins dans la situation actuelle\", a-t-elle expliqué.\nPlay Video\n\nsite : https://hcde.instructure.com/courses/92248/pages/regarder-film-number-after-chapitre-2-streaming-vf%7C%7Cfr-%7B2020%7D-film-complet-~-after-2-streaming-vf-%7C-gratuit-et-vost=fr\n\nPlusieurs laboratoires ont récemment vanté l'efficacité de leur candidat-vaccin. 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He spoke out about the killing of George Floyd when no one else in his sport would and won widespread support for his stance.\nBut some observers have noted that his tone can sometimes be perceived as preaching and “can rub people the wrong way”.\n\nsite : https://hcde.instructure.com/courses/92247/pages/voir=film-30-jours-max-streaming-vf-2020-film-complet-hd-vos-fr\n\nHis critics might not agree, but for many, like fellow British driver Lando Norris, Hamilton should be honoured, not criticised.\n“There is only one other person in the whole world who has achieved what he has — and that’s Michael Schumacher,” the McLaren rookie said.\n“He has led the way in many aspects — on the track, but also off it.\n“A lot of athletes who have done such things in other sports have got knighthoods so I see no reason why he shouldn’t.\n\nsite : https://hcde.instructure.com/courses/92247/pages/connectes-film-complet-francais-2020-streaming-en-vf\n\n“It’s a good thing for kids who want to get into racing or who don’t know much about racing to be inspired by him and, obviously, try to achieve similar things.”\nBritish Prime Minister Boris Johnson is self-isolating after someone he was in contact with tested positive for the coronavirus, a spokesman said Sunday.\n“He will carry on working from Downing Street, including on leading the Government’s response to the coronavirus pandemic,” the Downing Street spokesman added.\n\nsite: https://hcde.instructure.com/courses/92247/pages/contagion-film-complet-francais-2011-streaming-en-vf-gratuit\n\nHis confinement comes as negotiations with the European Union over Brexit enter a decisive final sprint, with critical announcements being trailed — ahead of Johnson’s isolation — by Downing Street to tackle the virus.\nThe prime minister was informed that he should self-isolate after being contacted by the country’s Test and Trace scheme.\nJohnson was hospitalised with the coronavirus in April. 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      "body": "Two French citizens described to a court in Paris on Thursday how they used their bare hands to disarm and immobilise an Islamist gunman in an attack on a high-speed train in France in 2015. FRANCE 24's Alison Sargent tells us more.\n\nThe result of the six-day hand recount of the state’s 5 million ballots had been widely expected, despite baseless allegations from Trump and his allies that Georgia’s vote tallies were suspect because of widespread fraud.\n\nsite : https://hcde.instructure.com/courses/92094/pages/full-w-a-t-c-h~-after-we-collided-2020-online-movie-free-hd-version\n\nAmid a series of losses in court, Trump’s re-election campaign has shifted to a new strategy that relies on persuading Republican state legislators in crucial states to ignore the election results and intervene on Trump’s behalf, according to three people familiar with the plan.\n\nThe campaign has filed multiple lawsuits to try to challenge the results in battleground states that Biden won, as election officials across the country have affirmed that there is no evidence of major irregularities. Judges in three states delivered new legal setbacks to the campaign on Thursday, rejecting claims of improper vote counting.\n\nBiden, a Democrat, has captured 306 electoral votes to the Republican Trump’s 232 in the state-by-state Electoral College that determines the winner of the election, well above the 270 needed for victory.\n\nsite : https://hcde.instructure.com/courses/92094/pages/watch-online-mulan-free-full-hd-2020\n\nGeorgia’s audit, launched after unofficial results showed Biden leading Trump by about 14,000 votes cast, ended with Biden winning by 12,284, according to Secretary of State Brad Raffensperger’s office. The state is expected to certify Biden’s victory on Friday.\n\nTrump and his allies, including Georgia’s Republican U.S. senators, David Perdue and Kelly Loeffler, who both face runoff elections in January, have accused fellow Republican Raffensperger without evidence of overseeing a flawed election, an allegation Raffensperger has angrily disputed.\n\nIn remarks on Thursday after a call with 10 state governors, Biden called Trump’s attempt to reverse the results “totally irresponsible.”\n\n“It sends a horrible message about who we are as a country,” said the president-elect, although he expressed no concern that the gambit would succeed in preventing him from taking office on Jan. 20.\n\nsite : https://hcde.instructure.com/courses/92094/pages/watch-up-from-the-streets-new-orleans-the-city-of-music-2020-online-movie-free-version-full-hulu\n\nBiden on Trump: ‘I think [Americans are] witnessing incredible irresponsibility, incredibly damaging messages being sent to the rest of the world about how democracy functions … it is totally irresponsible … it sends a horrible message about who we are as a country’ pic.twitter.com/OaPc1QKnLV\n— NowThis (@nowthisnews) November 19, 2020\n\nWhile legal experts see Trump’s last-gasp effort as unlikely to succeed, they say the strategy represents an unprecedented assault on the country’s democratic institutions by a sitting president.\n\nThe Trump campaign has already asked a judge in Pennsylvania, where Biden won by 82,000 votes, to declare Trump the winner, allowing the Republican-controlled legislature to choose the state’s 20 Electoral College voters.\n\nSeveral prominent law firms have pulled out of the campaign’s legal challenges, leaving Trump’s personal lawyer Rudy Giuliani to spearhead the efforts.\nGiuliani alleges conspiracy\n\nsite : https://hcde.instructure.com/courses/92094/pages/watch-dreamland-2020-online-movie-free-version-full-hulu\n\nAt a news conference on Thursday, Giuliani said he planned to file more lawsuits and that Democrats had engaged in a “national conspiracy” to manipulate vote totals, although he admitted he did not have any evidence.\n\nOther members of the legal team floated a theory involving Venezuela and George Soros, a bogeyman of conservatives, although they said they would probably not pursue it in court.\n\nGiuliani said accounts of suspicious activity would ultimately overturn the election, which Biden won nationwide by 5.9 million votes. Some of those accounts have already been thrown out of court.\n\n“We cannot allow these crooks — because that’s what they are — to steal this election. They elected Donald Trump. They didn’t elect Joe Biden,” Giuliani said.\n\nGiuliani’s agitated performance, featuring rivulets of hair dye running down his face, was widely mocked by Democrats. Others expressed alarm.\n\nsite : https://hcde.instructure.com/courses/92094/pages/watch-stand-by-me-doraemon-2-2020-online-movie-free-full-version-animation\n\nThe counties were supposed to finish the hand count by 11:59 p.m. Wednesday. Gabriel Sterling, who oversaw the implementation of the state’s new voting system, said Thursday evening that the audit was complete and the results would soon be posted on the secretary of state’s website.\n\nsite : https://hcde.instructure.com/courses/92094/pages/watch-unfortunate-stories-online-full-hd\n\nOnce the state certifies the election results, the losing campaign has two business days to request a recount if the margin remains within 0.5%. That recount would be done using scanners that read and tally the votes and would be paid for by the counties, Sterling said.\n\nsite : https://hcde.instructure.com/courses/92094/pages/watch-soorarai-pottru-2020-online-movie-free-version-full-hindi\n\nIt was up to Secretary of State Brad Raffensperger to select the race to be audited, and he said the presidential race made the most sense because of its significance and the tight margin separating the candidates. 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The county elections board on Thursday voted to issue a written reprimand to Brady and, because it was his second written reprimand within six months, to fire him in accordance with county policy, board member Melanie Conrad said in an email.\n\nsite : https://hcde.instructure.com/courses/92094/assignments/494499\n\nSeveral other counties found memory cards with votes that hadn’t been uploaded and counted prior to the audit.\n\nGoing into the hand tally, Biden led Trump by a margin of about 14,000 votes. The previously uncounted ballots discovered during the hand count will reduce that margin to about 12,800, Sterling said.\n\nsite : https://ebrschools.instructure.com/courses/3777/pages/nowwatch-demon-slayer-kimetsu-no-yaiba-mugen-ressha-hen-2020-online-movie-full-version-free-hd\n\nThe Associated Press has not declared a winner in Georgia, where Biden led Trump by about 0.3 percentage points. There is no mandatory recount law in Georgia, but state law provides that option to a trailing candidate if the margin is less than 0.5 percentage points. It is AP’s practice not to call a race that is — or is likely to become — subject to a recount.\n\nsite :\n\nUS President Donald Trump will take part Friday in an Asia-Pacific summit as he continues to reject his election loss, a day after President Xi Jinping used the forum to hail China’s growing economic clout.\n\nThe Asia-Pacific Economic Cooperation (APEC) gathering, held online this year because of the Covid-19 pandemic, brings together 21 Pacific Rim countries, accounting for about 60 percent of global GDP.\n\nsite : https://ebrschools.instructure.com/courses/3777/pages/viooz-watch-after-we-collided-2020-online-movie-full-version-free-sub-hd\n\nBeijing has become the main driving force behind the trade grouping after the United States began withdrawing from multilateral bodies during Trump’s presidency.\n\nPresident Xi, boosted by the signing last week of the world’s biggest trade pact, gave a keynote address to the forum Thursday, hailing China as a pivot point for global commerce and vowing to keep its “super-sized” economy open.\n\nsite :\n\nWashington broke with its usual practice and did not send a representative to deliver a public speech at the two days of meetings, but a senior US official confirmed Trump would take part in the official summit on Friday evening.\n\nsite : https://ebrschools.instructure.com/courses/3777/pages/playing-now-365-days-2020-online-free-sub-hd-movie-full-version\n\nHe will deliver a speech to fellow leaders but the event is mostly closed to the media, according to officials in host country Malaysia.\n\nsite :\n\nIt will be only the second time that Trump, who is fighting his election loss to Democrat Joe Biden, has participated in APEC, the other occasion being in 2017.\n\nsite :\n\nOh Ei Sun, an analyst from the Singapore Institute of International Affairs, said Trump would be aiming to “present himself as ‘presidential’ on the global stage”.\n\n“Trump would, of course, take this opportunity to present himself as a sitting president for domestic political advantage,” he told AFP.\n\nsite : https://ebrschools.instructure.com/courses/3777/pages/watch-the-mortuary-collection-2020-online-movie-full-version-free-hd\n\nThe president would also “like to reiterate his administration’s hallmark emphasis on protectionism and in the process forestall China from claiming leadership in the global free trade agenda”, he added.\n\n- Hard line on China -\n\nsite :\n\nTrump has repeatedly claimed without evidence that the voting in the November 3 election and count were fraudulent.\n\nHis campaign has launched lawsuits challenging the vote, while his allies also sought to pressure local officials to hold off on certifying vote counts.\n\nsite :\n\nTrump has taken a hard line on China during his tenure, hitting the world’s number-two economy with a barrage of tariffs and tech restrictions, and a Biden administration is expected to see a more nuanced extension of Washington’s current China policy.\n\nThis year’s APEC gatherings come a week after China and 14 other Asia-Pacific countries signed the Regional Comprehensive Economic Partnership (RCEP), the world’s biggest free-trade pact.\n\nsite : https://ebrschools.instructure.com/courses/3777/pages/watch-money-plane-2020-online-movie-full-version-free-hd\n\nThe deal, which excludes the US, is viewed as a major coup for China and further evidence that Beijing is setting the agenda for global commerce as Washington retreats.\n\nAPEC gatherings have in recent years been overshadowed by escalating trade tensions between the US and China, and leaders were unable to agree on a formal written declaration for the first at their most recent summit in 2018.\n\n\"Today we have decided to delay the date of Black Friday if this can help shopkeepers reopen before Dec. 1. 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Khazzani's lawyer had asked before the trial began that the court call Eastwood as a witness, claiming that he could \"shed some light\" on the authenticity of scenes depicted in his movie.\n\nEastwood's movie is based on a book written by the trio entitled \"The 15:17 to Paris: The True Story of a Terrorist, a Train, and Three American Heroes\".\n\nA French court has ruled that Clint Eastwood cannot testify during the trial of a suspected Islamist gunman, whose attack on a high-speed train was thwarted by three Americans, who later played themselves in a movie by the U.S. actor and director. \n\nLa présidente de la Commission technique de la vaccination a détaillé sur BFMTV la stratégie de mise en place d'un éventuel vaccin anti-Covid en France.\nSi un vaccin contre le Covid-19 est \"efficace et sûr\", il pourrait être administré dès le \"début de l'année 2021\", a estimé Olivier Véran ce mardi matin sur BFMTV-RMC, au lendemain des annonces encourageantes de Moderna, qui affirme que son candidat est \"efficace à 94,5%\".\n\nsite : https://curio.instructure.com/courses/570/pages/regarder-une-famille-en-cadeau-%7B2020%7D-streaming-vf-film-gratuit-et-vostfr\n\nLe ministre de la Santé n'a cependant pas précisé les modalités de la vaccination, dont la stratégie est élaborée en France par la Commission technique des vaccinations. Sa présidente, la professeure Elisabeth Bouvet, a assuré sur BFMTV que le pays sera \"en capacité\" de mettre en oeuvre une telle campagne.\n\n\"Deux grandes cibles\" désignées\nL'infectiologue a précisé que \"deux grandes cibles\" ont été désignées pour recevoir les premières doses de vaccins, qui arriveront \"petit à petit\". À savoir les populations à risque, comme les personnes âgées, susceptibles de développer les formes les plus graves du Covid-19, ainsi que les professionnels de santé.\n\nsite : https://curio.instructure.com/courses/570/pages/regarder-notre-dame-2019-streaming-vf-francais-gratuit\n\n\"Avec la première phase de vaccination, nous ne sommes pas dans une stratégie qui vise à stopper l'épidémie mais dans une stratégie qui vise à protéger les personnes vulnérables et les professionnels de santé. Si on veut intervenir sur l'épidémie, ce sera lors d'une deuxième ou d'une troisième phase de vaccination avec des doses plus importantes\", a expliqué Elisabeth Bouvet.\n\nDes vaccins pour différentes catégories de personnes\nLes éventuels vaccins qui vont arriver sur le marché français ne fonctionneront pas de la même manière selon les personnes à qui ils sont administrés. \"Certains seront plus efficaces pour les personnes âgées, d'autres pour les plus jeunes\", a précisé l'infectiologue.\n\n\"Au cas par cas, au fur et à mesure que les vaccins auront une autorisation de mise sur le marché en France, la Commission technique des vaccinations délivrera des recommandations qui permettront de cibler les indications de chacun de ces vaccins dans la situation actuelle\", a-t-elle expliqué.\nPlay Video\n\nsite : https://curio.instructure.com/courses/570/pages/regarder-la-vie-devant-soi-2020-streaming-vf-film-francais-gratuit\n\nPlusieurs laboratoires ont récemment vanté l'efficacité de leur candidat-vaccin. Parmi eux, la société pharmaceutique américaine Pfizer, à qui la Commission européenne a pré-commandé 300 millions de doses, dont 30 millions seront réservées à la France a dévoilé Olivier Véran. Ou encore Moderna, pour lequel un contrat européen est en cours de négociations, selon le secrétaire d'État Clément Beaune.\n\nMichael Schumacher as the most successful driver in Formula One’s history — yet despite all the acclaim, the seven-time world champion divides opinion.\nWith 20.6 million Instagram followers Hamilton is by a country mile the most popular member of the Formula One grid, supported by an army of loyal fans known as ‘Team LH’.\n\nsite : https://curio.instructure.com/courses/570/pages/tout-simplement-noir-2020-streaming-vf-francais-gratuit\n\n“The greatest sportsman this country has ever produced — no doubts,” tweeted former Manchester United and England defender Rio Ferdinand after Hamilton crossed the finish line in Istanbul on Sunday.\nYet Hamilton’s rise to F1 legend status has been accompanied by articles in his homeland exploring the same question — ‘why is he disliked?’\n\nsite : \n\nJust as in Schmacher’s all-conquering era with Ferrari, Hamilton and Mercedes have become victims of their own success.\nMercedes are accused in the court of public opinion of being too good and turning the sport into a tedious procession — they have won the last seven constructors titles and Hamilton has won the last four world drivers titles.\nHamilton tackled the issue last season.\n\nsite : https://curio.instructure.com/courses/570/pages/regarder-a-couteaux-tires-2019-streaming-vf-francais-gratuit-fr\n\n“It’s not how F1 should be, but it is what it is right now and it has been like that in the past,” he said.\n“But it is not our fault these guys are good at their jobs.”\nFor The Times’ Rebecca Clancy, Hamilton’s decision to move to first Switzerland and then Monaco — in part to pay less tax — was at the heart of any anti-Hamilton sentiment.\n\nsite :\n\nAnother obstacle for some British F1 fans was the support of the once mighty McLaren team which powered him to his first title in 2008.\n“Britons like underdogs,” explained The Sun.\n\nsite : \n\n- ‘Hypocrisy’ -\nFor The Daily Telegraph, the ‘Marmite’ factor (love him or loathe him) stems from the fact that “Hamilton’s tastes may not always sit perfectly with the traditional motor racing community”.\nCelebrity friends, extravagant fashion sense, ‘bling’ jewellery, plentiful tattoos, his spiritualism, reactions which sometimes appear over the top, the negative picture he paints of his hometown Stevenage, his Anglo-American accent — all have been used as ammunition by his detractors.\n\nsite : https://hcde.instructure.com/courses/91543/pages/only-you-2020-streaming-vf-francais-gratuit\n\nHis ‘detached’ manner also fires up his critics.\n“It’s not in the tradition of British sporting heroes to be so removed,” wrote the Daily Mail’s F1 reporter, John McEvoy.\nFor some, it was Hamilton’s conversion to all things green and veganism in 2017 that jarred, coming from someone who criss-crosses the globe in a private jet — since sold — and spends much of his time behind the wheel of gas-guzzling F1 machines.\n\nsite :\n\nMcEvoy wrote in the Mail in July: “The chief accusation against Hamilton is one of hypocrisy on several fronts.\n“Many F1 insiders have heard enough of Hamilton’s self-righteous preaching.”\nF1’s first black driver has this season pressed for greater diversity in the paddock, a stance sparked by his vocal support for the Black Lives Matter movement. He spoke out about the killing of George Floyd when no one else in his sport would and won widespread support for his stance.\nBut some observers have noted that his tone can sometimes be perceived as preaching and “can rub people the wrong way”.\n\nsite : https://hcde.instructure.com/courses/91543/pages/dune-2020-streaming-vf-francais-gratuit\n\nHis critics might not agree, but for many, like fellow British driver Lando Norris, Hamilton should be honoured, not criticised.\n“There is only one other person in the whole world who has achieved what he has — and that’s Michael Schumacher,” the McLaren rookie said.\n“He has led the way in many aspects — on the track, but also off it.\n“A lot of athletes who have done such things in other sports have got knighthoods so I see no reason why he shouldn’t.\n\nsite :\n\n“It’s a good thing for kids who want to get into racing or who don’t know much about racing to be inspired by him and, obviously, try to achieve similar things.”\nBritish Prime Minister Boris Johnson is self-isolating after someone he was in contact with tested positive for the coronavirus, a spokesman said Sunday.\n“He will carry on working from Downing Street, including on leading the Government’s response to the coronavirus pandemic,” the Downing Street spokesman added.\n\nsite: https://hcde.instructure.com/courses/91543/pages/blu-ray%7C-sacrees-sorcieres-2020-streaming-vf-francais-gratuit\n\nHis confinement comes as negotiations with the European Union over Brexit enter a decisive final sprint, with critical announcements being trailed — ahead of Johnson’s isolation — by Downing Street to tackle the virus.\nThe prime minister was informed that he should self-isolate after being contacted by the country’s Test and Trace scheme.\nJohnson was hospitalised with the coronavirus in April. This time around, “the PM is well and does not have any symptoms of Covid-19”, the spokesman said.\nA source added that Johnson, who was severely affected during the earlier bout, feels “good” and that the PM would continue to work, “in particular to lead the government’s response to the coronavirus pandemic”.\nDowning Street has not said how long Johnson will be in isolation for. 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      "body": "Joe Biden US foreign policy is poised for a stark change in January, when Donald Trump – who took office in 2017 as an undiplomatic dilettante on world affairs – finally passes the torch to Joe Biden, the former vice president and longtime Senate Foreign Relations Committee chair. Biden brings experience and a steadier pair of hands, but what will that mean for global relations?\n\nFrench geopolitics specialist François Heisbourg is senior advisor for Europe at London's International Institute for Strategic Studies and special advisor at the Foundation for Strategic Research in Paris. He spoke with FRANCE 24 on Monday about what foreign counterparts can expect of the erratic outgoing commander-in-chief and of a successor very familiar to some.\n\nSITE : https://dcds.instructure.com/eportfolios/1055/Home/STREAMINgLES_CHATOUILLES_Streaming_vF_2020_VoStFR_Les_Chatouilles__Streaming_VF_en_HD_en_FILM_Les_Chatouilles\n\nSITE : https://dcds.instructure.com/eportfolios/1056/Home/STREAMINgThe_Room_Streaming_vf_2020_FilmComplet_The_Room__Streaming_VF_en_HD_en_VOSTFR_The_Room\n\nFRANCE 24: Should world leaders be concerned about this awkward period? Donald Trump is a lame duck – and already quite volatile, so to speak.\n\nFrançois Heisbourg: It's 72 days [until the inauguration]. A lame duck doesn't have to prove that it can fly. Trump's not going to be re-elected. So he's entirely free. And that's very scary.\n\nFRANCE 24: What could he do?\n\nHeisbourg: Well, he can issue executive orders, that's always possible. Or he can just do nothing. If he plays golf every day, who's going to run the Covid-19 pandemic? My assumption is, it's going to be very difficult to have a coordinated approach on the pandemic. The Americans are basically two weeks behind Europe in terms of the increasing caseload. It's getting rapidly worse. By the end of the month, you'll have an increase in the fatalities and so on in the States.\n\nProblem B is that the lame-duck Congress and the lame-duck secretary of the Treasury may or may not agree on the stimulus package before January 20th. It's not going to be a great time for the American economy – and, by ricochet, for the European economy, either.\n\nSITE : https://dcds.instructure.com/eportfolios/1057/Home/STREAMINgCountdown_Streaming_vf_2019_FilmComplet_Countdown__Streaming_VF_en_HD_en_VOSTFR_Countdown\n\nSITE: https://dcds.instructure.com/eportfolios/1066/Home/STREAMINgLove_and_Monsters_Streaming_vf_2020_FilmComplet_Love_and_Monsters__Streaming_VF_en_HD_en_VOSTFR_Love_and_Monsters\n\nFRANCE 24: In terms of foreign policy, what concerns are there about how to deal with Trump in the interim? Or will leaders just hang on until Joe Biden takes office?\n\nHeisbourg: They'll wait until the new man comes in. What can you negotiate with Trump at this stage? I assume nothing much. I don't expect any policy decisions from Trump in that area. But we don't know that a foreign country is not going to do something which will stress America's decision-making capability.\n\nFRANCE 24: Something that requires a response and doesn't get one?\n\nHeisbourg: Yes. It could well happen. So, the transition is going to be really long.\n\nFRANCE 24: Turning to President-elect Biden, former European Commission president Jean-Claude Juncker says things are going to get a lot easier because Biden understands Europe better than Trump. Is that your sense?\n\nHeisbourg: He knows Europe and the Europeans know him. Biden is very much part of the furniture. All of us have met Biden at one time or another in the last 48 years [laughs]. We've learned to know each other. And, of course, Biden is an adult. He may not be a perfect adult, but he is an adult, and that in itself is a great relief [laughs]. It's a big change. It's an enormous change.\n\nSITE: https://dcds.instructure.com/eportfolios/1074/Home/RegarderVF_La_galerie_des_curs_briss_Streaming_VF_Complet_en_Film_FR\n\nSITE: https://portfolium.com/entry/regarder-avengers-endgame-2019-streaming-vf-fr\n\nWhether Biden will be wise and constructive, I don't know. But he clearly will want to improve relations, to re-establish relations with the Europeans on a cooperative basis. When Biden crafts his China policy, he'll try to do it in as multilateral a manner as possible. So all of these things are essentially to the good. But, beyond that, we don't know yet what the content of his policy will be.\n\nAmerica has not grown in strength over the last 10 years, relative to a rising China. The US policy of strategic prudence in the Mediterranean will continue, meaning: The Americans are not going to do it for us. If you look towards Eastern Europe [in the last decade], the Ukrainian account was handled essentially by the Europeans, with the Americans in the background. The key players [in 2014] were German Chancellor Angela Merkel and French president François Hollande, not Barack Obama. There is little reason to expect that to change.\n\nSo it's not going to be back to the world of American leadership. It's going to be back to what I call \"Obama minus\".\n\nFRANCE 24: Obama minus?\n\nHeisbourg: Yes. That is, focus on China and let other people handle the other stuff. In a friendly manner – but if people are expecting American leadership, they're probably not going to get it. I don't see why Biden, who was Obama's vice president, would take a higher profile [in foreign affairs] than Obama did. And Trump to a very large extent – in terms of attitude, not implementation – was very much a continuity president in the Mediterranean.\n\n[Consider] the stuff the French have been doing in the eastern Mediterranean over the last few months. It's not as if the Americans were absent, but they are no more present than the Egyptians or the Emiratis. The Russians and the Turks are definitely more present.\n\nBiden's Middle East policy\n\nFRANCE 24: In Europe, Merkel is winding up her term just as Biden arrives; Emmanuel Macron will start getting to the less constructive part of his term should he seek re-election. What can Biden's arrival mean for them?\n\nSITE: https://portfolium.com/entry/regarder-les-nouveaux-mutants-streaming-vf-fr\n\nSITE: https://portfolium.com/entry/regarder-come-play-streaming-vf-vost-fr\n\nHeisbourg: A return to civilised relations. That in itself is very important. If they expect American leadership, I don't think they'll get it. But if they expect a civilised, cooperative relationship with the US, I think they will. And that's not trivial.\n\nThere is this sort of feeling [here in France] that we shouldn't get carried away with expectations. That's actually a pretty good thing because big expectations will be disappointed. If one expects a return to civilised relations and that there will be all sorts of issues on which it will be possible to consult, concert and sometimes even agree, then expectations will be met. And that hasn't happened for a long time.\n\nFRANCE 24: What about Brexit? Should British PM Boris Johnson be quaking in his boots at the arrival of this pro-Ireland US leader?\n\nHeisbourg: When you look at the spin from Number 10 [Downing Street] and Her Majesty's Government, yes, clearly they have woken up to the painful revelation that there are more Irish people in the States than there are in Ireland [laughs]. And now one of them happens to be the president [laughs]! I think Johnson will really come to regret not having stuck to the terms of the Withdrawal Agreement.\n\nSITE: https://hcde.instructure.com/courses/91483/pages/regarder-vf-la-galerie-des-coeurs-brises-streaming-vf-percent-7-b2020-percent-7-d-complet-en-film-fr\n\nSITE: https://hcde.instructure.com/courses/91483/pages/regarder-number-fr-vanguard-streaming-vf-2020-vostfr-~-vanguard-streaming-vf-en-vost=fr\n\nFRANCE 24: Has Trump damaged any global relationships irreparably?\n\nHeisbourg: Yes. The short answer is yes. The longer answer is: We now know that the US is a deeply divided society and that anything can happen by the end of the current electoral cycle. Biden may not run in 2024; Trump got 4 million more votes than the last time!\n\nFRANCE 24: Would leaders be wise to brace themselves for the return of Trump-ism?\n\nHeisbourg: No, it's not so much that. It's not that there is a specific fear. It's simply that – from basically the beginning of the Cold War until Trump was elected – the outside world could assume that the US was going to stick to the basic choices it made at the beginning of the Cold War. That is: An alliance system in Asia and Europe functioning as an influence and force multiplier for the US and which implied a certain type of relationship between the US and its Asian and European partners. And that whatever the colour of the American president – even George W. Bush – that that would be the case.\n\nSITE: https://hcde.instructure.com/courses/91483/pages/dvd-vf-miss-revolution-streaming-vf-2020-complet-en-film-fr\n\nSITE: https://hcde.instructure.com/courses/91483/pages/streaming-number-vf-mank-streaming-vf-2020-film-complet-~-mank-film-streaming-vf-en-vostfr\n\nIndeed, one of the reasons why former French president Jacques Chirac and former German chancellor Gerhard Schroeder were ready to oppose Bush the way they did in 2003, during the Iraq crisis, was because they felt safe in their assumption that, whatever happened, the US would still function on the basis of that alliance relationship. That the risk being run was limited.\n\nTrump, of course, wanted to un-build the alliance relationship. And of course it's a great relief to know that he's not been re-elected because, if he had been, it's fair to assume the US would have left NATO by the end of his second term, de facto or de jure. That's no longer on the cards. But we are no longer safe in assuming that the US is going to stick to its 70-year-old alliance policy. The US has become an unpredictable quantity in terms of its basic foreign policy choices. That's where the damage from Trump may be irretrievable.\n\nFRANCE 24: Where might we see continuity with Biden?\n\nHeisbourg: Oh, continuity on the China account, of course. Biden will do this in a much more cooperative manner, much more multilateral, but also much more consistent – and presumably more difficult for the Chinese.\n\nTrump spent a lot of his time zigging and zagging on China. There were days where he was saying beautiful things about [Chinese President] Xi Jinping; there even were days when he was asking Xi Jinping to help him find dirt on Hunter Biden [the president-elect's son]. When you think about it, it's sort of amazing [laughs]. 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We still don't know the full story – at least I don't – but it is quite impressive to see how the Emiratis, the Bahrainis, now the Sudanese and probably the Omanis have gotten into that game ... There has been progress. Whether this is something Trump ever really gave any thought to, I don't know. But clearly there were people around him who worked hard enough to actually pull this off.\n\nSITE: https://hcde.instructure.com/courses/91483/pages/vostfr-vf-film-au-dela-des-apparences-2020-streaming-vf-complet-en-film-fr\n\nIt's not as big as [former US president] Jimmy Carter during Camp David on Egypt, or even the peace treaty between Israel and Jordan under [former president] Bill Clinton, but still ... If you're looking for an achievement, there you have one.\n\nhttps://ega65ta.medium.com/us-covid-19-death-toll-surpasses-quarter-of-a-million-55505cbb738d\n\n\n![download.jpg](https://cdn.steemitimages.com/DQmSju2v3YnYWCoLcsYYc8DYhMyLxhheizegkrZA1v4bfJY/download.jpg)",
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      "body": "Understanding the full extent of the Covid-19 pandemic is an ongoing challenge for public-health officials. Wastewater testing could be used to track the rise and fall of coronavirus cases in France. FRANCE 24's Health Editor Julia Sieger tells us more.\n\nAnd now, Macron’s centrist government has proposed a new \"comprehensive security\" law that would institute reforms such as giving more autonomy to local police -- and potentially arming more of them -- and expanding the use of surveillance drones in high-crime areas.\n\nUnder the law, which would apply to civilians and journalists alike, it would be a crime to show images of an officer's face unless it has been blurred. Publication on social media or elsewhere with the intent of undermining an officer's \"physical or psychological integrity\" could be punished by a year in prison or fines of up to 45,000 euros ($53,000).\nFrench lawmakers on Tuesday began debating a bill that could ban dissemination of images of police officers' faces, triggering protests in Paris and other French cities against the potential loss of a check against abuses of power.\nThe trial of Moroccan national Ayoub el Khazzani, who opened fire aboard a Thalys train traveling through Northern Europe in August, 2015, started on Monday in Paris. Khazzani's lawyer had asked before the trial began that the court call Eastwood as a witness, claiming that he could \"shed some light\" on the authenticity of scenes depicted in his movie.\n\nEastwood's movie is based on a book written by the trio entitled \"The 15:17 to Paris: The True Story of a Terrorist, a Train, and Three American Heroes\".\n\nA French court has ruled that Clint Eastwood cannot testify during the trial of a suspected Islamist gunman, whose attack on a high-speed train was thwarted by three Americans, who later played themselves in a movie by the U.S. actor and director. \n\nLa présidente de la Commission technique de la vaccination a détaillé sur BFMTV la stratégie de mise en place d'un éventuel vaccin anti-Covid en France.\nSi un vaccin contre le Covid-19 est \"efficace et sûr\", il pourrait être administré dès le \"début de l'année 2021\", a estimé Olivier Véran ce mardi matin sur BFMTV-RMC, au lendemain des annonces encourageantes de Moderna, qui affirme que son candidat est \"efficace à 94,5%\".\n\nsite : https://hcde.instructure.com/courses/91052/pages/%3Evoir-films-fr-after-chapitre-2-%7C-2020-%7C-regarder~-%60after-2%60-film-streaming-vf-fr-en-ligne-complet-et-vost-fr\n\nLe ministre de la Santé n'a cependant pas précisé les modalités de la vaccination, dont la stratégie est élaborée en France par la Commission technique des vaccinations. Sa présidente, la professeure Elisabeth Bouvet, a assuré sur BFMTV que le pays sera \"en capacité\" de mettre en oeuvre une telle campagne.\n\n\"Deux grandes cibles\" désignées\nL'infectiologue a précisé que \"deux grandes cibles\" ont été désignées pour recevoir les premières doses de vaccins, qui arriveront \"petit à petit\". À savoir les populations à risque, comme les personnes âgées, susceptibles de développer les formes les plus graves du Covid-19, ainsi que les professionnels de santé.\n\nsite : https://hcde.instructure.com/courses/91052/pages/film-documentaire%7C%7C-hold-up-2020-streaming-vf-complet-en-film-frvostvf\n\n\"Avec la première phase de vaccination, nous ne sommes pas dans une stratégie qui vise à stopper l'épidémie mais dans une stratégie qui vise à protéger les personnes vulnérables et les professionnels de santé. Si on veut intervenir sur l'épidémie, ce sera lors d'une deuxième ou d'une troisième phase de vaccination avec des doses plus importantes\", a expliqué Elisabeth Bouvet.\n\nDes vaccins pour différentes catégories de personnes\nLes éventuels vaccins qui vont arriver sur le marché français ne fonctionneront pas de la même manière selon les personnes à qui ils sont administrés. \"Certains seront plus efficaces pour les personnes âgées, d'autres pour les plus jeunes\", a précisé l'infectiologue.\n\n\"Au cas par cas, au fur et à mesure que les vaccins auront une autorisation de mise sur le marché en France, la Commission technique des vaccinations délivrera des recommandations qui permettront de cibler les indications de chacun de ces vaccins dans la situation actuelle\", a-t-elle expliqué.\nPlay Video\n\nsite : https://hcde.instructure.com/courses/91052/pages/regarder%7Cfilm-france-30-jours-max-streaming-vf-2020-en-film-complet-en-vostfr\n\nPlusieurs laboratoires ont récemment vanté l'efficacité de leur candidat-vaccin. Parmi eux, la société pharmaceutique américaine Pfizer, à qui la Commission européenne a pré-commandé 300 millions de doses, dont 30 millions seront réservées à la France a dévoilé Olivier Véran. Ou encore Moderna, pour lequel un contrat européen est en cours de négociations, selon le secrétaire d'État Clément Beaune.\n\nMichael Schumacher as the most successful driver in Formula One’s history — yet despite all the acclaim, the seven-time world champion divides opinion.\nWith 20.6 million Instagram followers Hamilton is by a country mile the most popular member of the Formula One grid, supported by an army of loyal fans known as ‘Team LH’.\n\nsite : https://hcde.instructure.com/courses/91052/pages/free-123movies-watch-demon-slayer-kimetsu-no-yaiba-the-movie-infinity-train-full-online-2020-free-hd-google-dvdrip\n\n“The greatest sportsman this country has ever produced — no doubts,” tweeted former Manchester United and England defender Rio Ferdinand after Hamilton crossed the finish line in Istanbul on Sunday.\nYet Hamilton’s rise to F1 legend status has been accompanied by articles in his homeland exploring the same question — ‘why is he disliked?’\n\nsite : https://hcde.instructure.com/courses/91052/pages/full-hd-free%7C%7Cwatch-demon-slayer-kimetsu-no-yaiba-the-movie-mugen-train-2020-online-free-hd\n\nJust as in Schmacher’s all-conquering era with Ferrari, Hamilton and Mercedes have become victims of their own success.\nMercedes are accused in the court of public opinion of being too good and turning the sport into a tedious procession — they have won the last seven constructors titles and Hamilton has won the last four world drivers titles.\nHamilton tackled the issue last season.\n\nsite : https://hcde.instructure.com/courses/91052/assignments/489271\n\n“It’s not how F1 should be, but it is what it is right now and it has been like that in the past,” he said.\n“But it is not our fault these guys are good at their jobs.”\nFor The Times’ Rebecca Clancy, Hamilton’s decision to move to first Switzerland and then Monaco — in part to pay less tax — was at the heart of any anti-Hamilton sentiment.\n\nsite : https://hcde.instructure.com/courses/91052/assignments/489305\n\nAnother obstacle for some British F1 fans was the support of the once mighty McLaren team which powered him to his first title in 2008.\n“Britons like underdogs,” explained The Sun.\n\nsite : https://hcde.instructure.com/courses/91052/assignments/489320\n\n- ‘Hypocrisy’ -\nFor The Daily Telegraph, the ‘Marmite’ factor (love him or loathe him) stems from the fact that “Hamilton’s tastes may not always sit perfectly with the traditional motor racing community”.\nCelebrity friends, extravagant fashion sense, ‘bling’ jewellery, plentiful tattoos, his spiritualism, reactions which sometimes appear over the top, the negative picture he paints of his hometown Stevenage, his Anglo-American accent — all have been used as ammunition by his detractors.\n\nsite : https://hcde.instructure.com/courses/91052/assignments/489339\n\nHis ‘detached’ manner also fires up his critics.\n“It’s not in the tradition of British sporting heroes to be so removed,” wrote the Daily Mail’s F1 reporter, John McEvoy.\nFor some, it was Hamilton’s conversion to all things green and veganism in 2017 that jarred, coming from someone who criss-crosses the globe in a private jet — since sold — and spends much of his time behind the wheel of gas-guzzling F1 machines.\n\nsite : https://hcde.instructure.com/courses/91052/assignments/489359\n\nMcEvoy wrote in the Mail in July: “The chief accusation against Hamilton is one of hypocrisy on several fronts.\n“Many F1 insiders have heard enough of Hamilton’s self-righteous preaching.”\nF1’s first black driver has this season pressed for greater diversity in the paddock, a stance sparked by his vocal support for the Black Lives Matter movement. He spoke out about the killing of George Floyd when no one else in his sport would and won widespread support for his stance.\nBut some observers have noted that his tone can sometimes be perceived as preaching and “can rub people the wrong way”.\n\nsite : https://dcds.instructure.com/eportfolios/895/Home/REGARDERFilmComplet_Sacres_sorcires_Streaming_VF_2020_en_Film_Complet_en_VOSTFR\n\nHis critics might not agree, but for many, like fellow British driver Lando Norris, Hamilton should be honoured, not criticised.\n“There is only one other person in the whole world who has achieved what he has — and that’s Michael Schumacher,” the McLaren rookie said.\n“He has led the way in many aspects — on the track, but also off it.\n“A lot of athletes who have done such things in other sports have got knighthoods so I see no reason why he shouldn’t.\n\nsite : https://dcds.instructure.com/eportfolios/911/Home/REGARDERFilmRomance_Coup_de_foudre__Bangkok_Streaming_VF_2020_en_Film_Complet_en_VOSTFR\n\n“It’s a good thing for kids who want to get into racing or who don’t know much about racing to be inspired by him and, obviously, try to achieve similar things.”\nBritish Prime Minister Boris Johnson is self-isolating after someone he was in contact with tested positive for the coronavirus, a spokesman said Sunday.\n“He will carry on working from Downing Street, including on leading the Government’s response to the coronavirus pandemic,” the Downing Street spokesman added.\n\nsite: https://dcds.instructure.com/eportfolios/913/Home/REGARDERFilmComdie_Les_Tuche_4_Streaming_VF_2020_en_Film_Complet_en_VOSTFR\n\nHis confinement comes as negotiations with the European Union over Brexit enter a decisive final sprint, with critical announcements being trailed — ahead of Johnson’s isolation — by Downing Street to tackle the virus.\nThe prime minister was informed that he should self-isolate after being contacted by the country’s Test and Trace scheme.\nJohnson was hospitalised with the coronavirus in April. 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      "body": "Décollage réussi d'une fusée SpaceX, la Nasa poursuit son ascension dans le domaine spatial\n\n Une fusée SpaceX était en route, lundi, vers la Station spatiale internationale, avec, à son bord, trois astronautes américains et un japonais. Ils retrouveront dans la station deux Russes et une Américaine, et resteront six mois dans le laboratoire orbital. Avec cette expédition, la Nasa montre une fois de plus ses ambitions face à son grand rival, la Russie. \nPublicité\n\nTrois astronautes américains et un japonais étaient en route, lundi 16 novembre, vers la Station spatiale internationale (ISS) à bord d'une fusée SpaceX, le nouveau moyen de transport spatial de la Nasa après neuf ans de dépendance envers la Russie.\n\nsite : https://hcde.instructure.com/courses/90687/pages/stream-film-hold-up-streaming-vf-2020-regarder~-%60hold-up%60-film-streaming-vf-fr-en-ligne-complet-et-vostfr\n\n\"C'est un grand jour pour les États-Unis d'Amérique et pour le Japon\", a déclaré Jim Bridenstine, chef de la Nasa, lors d'une conférence de presse.\n\nUne fusée Falcon 9 de SpaceX a décollé à l'heure prévue dimanche soir du centre spatial Kennedy avec Michael Hopkins, Victor Glover, Shannon Walker et Soichi Noguchi sanglés dans la capsule fixée au sommet.\n\n\"C'était un sacré lancement\", a commenté le commandant Michael Hopkins, une fois en orbite. \n\nsite : https://hcde.instructure.com/courses/90687/pages/fr-film-after-chapitre-2-streaming-vf-2020-regarder~-%60after-2%60-film-streaming-vf-fr-en-ligne-complet-et-vost-fr\n\n>> À voir aussi : Yusaku Maezawa, premier touriste lunaire, portera un \"message de paix\" dans l'espace\n\nLe premier étage s'est détaché rapidement avant de revenir amerrir sur un navire-drone, la marque de fabrique de SpaceX. Douze minutes après le décollage, à 200 km d'altitude et une vitesse de 27 000 km/h, la capsule elle-même s'est détachée du second étage. \n\nsite : \nSpaceX a confirmé qu'elle était sur la bonne orbite pour rejoindre l'ISS, un peu plus de 27 heures plus tard, vers 4 h GMT mardi.\n\nSur la bonne voie \n\n\"Elle opère comme il faut\", a confirmé la numéro deux de SpaceX, Gwynne Shotwell, lors d'une conférence de presse. Mais \"on poussera un soupir de soulagement dans 26 heures environ, quand nous remettrons l'équipage à la Nasa\".\n\nsite : https://hcde.instructure.com/courses/90687/pages/film-complet-number-fr-hold-up-streaming-vf-2020-regarder~-%60hold-up%60-film-streaming-vf-fr-en-ligne-complet-et-vostfr\n\nIls retrouveront dans la station deux Russes et une Américaine, et resteront six mois dans le laboratoire orbital, filant autour de la Terre à 400 km au-dessus des océans.\n\nCe premier vol \"opérationnel\" fait suite à la mission de démonstration réussie de mai à août, lors de laquelle deux astronautes américains ont été emmenés dans l'ISS puis ramenés sur Terre sans encombre par SpaceX, première société privée à accomplir cette prouesse technologique.\n\nsite : \n\nAu total, SpaceX doit lancer deux autres vols habités en 2021 pour la Nasa, dont au printemps avec l'Européen Thomas Pesquet, et quatre missions de ravitaillement cargo dans les 15 prochains mois. \n\n>> Thomas Pesquet : \"Il faut se repréparer à passer six mois dans l'espace\"\n\nsite : https://hcde.instructure.com/courses/90687/pages/30-jours-max-streaming-vf-2020-regarder~-%6030-jours-max%60-film-streaming-vf-fr-en-ligne-complet-et-vostfr\n\n\nUne mission purement privée, via le partenaire Axiom Space, est également prévue fin 2021 alors que la Nasa a laissé entendre que Tom Cruise pourrait se rendre dans l'ISS, ce qui n'a pas été confirmé.\n\nTrump et Biden s'en mêlent \n\n\"La Nasa était un désastre fini quand nous avons pris les choses en main. Aujourd'hui c'est le centre spatial le plus couru et le plus avancé du monde, de loin !\" a tweeté le président Donald Trump, s'appropriant le succès d'un programme lancé sous ses deux prédécesseurs.\n\n    A great launch! @NASA was a closed up disaster when we took over. Now it is again the “hottest”, most advanced, space center in the world, by far! \n    — Donald J. Trump (@realDonaldTrump) November 16, 2020\n\nsite : \n\nL'homme qui le remplacera en janvier, Joe Biden, a également félicité la Nasa et SpaceX, mais sous un autre angle. \"C'est la preuve du pouvoir de la science et de ce que nous pouvons accomplir en combinant innovation, inventivité et détermination\", a tweeté le président-élu démocrate.\n\n    Congratulations to NASA and SpaceX on today's launch. It’s a testament to the power of science and what we can accomplish by harnessing our innovation, ingenuity, and determination. I join all Americans and the people of Japan in wishing the astronauts Godspeed on their journey.\n    — Joe Biden (@JoeBiden) November 16, 2020\n\nsite : https://hcde.instructure.com/courses/90687/pages/regarder-number-fr-maman-jai-rate-lavion-streaming-vf-2020-regarder~-%60home-alone%60-film-streaming-vf-fr\n\nUn problème du système de contrôle de la température dans l'habitacle s'est produit mais a été rapidement résolu. \"C'était juste un petit problème de démarrage\", a confirmé Kathy Lueders, cheffe des vols habités de la Nasa. \n\nIl a fallu neuf ans aux Américains pour certifier le successeur des navettes, mises à la retraite en 2011. La Nasa a choisi des partenariats public-privé. Un second appareil, Starliner, fabriqué par Boeing, a pris du retard et pourrait être opérationnel dans un an.\n\nRivalités entre Moscou et Washington\n\nLa Nasa espère poursuivre la coopération avec la Russie. Elle a proposé des échanges de sièges, mais les négociations entre la Nasa et Roskosmos traînent.\n\nLe résumé de la semaine\nFrance 24 vous propose de revenir sur les actualités qui ont marqué la semaine\nJe m'abonne\n\nLa réalité est que les liens entre Washington et Moscou dans le domaine spatial, l'un des rares où ils restaient bons, se distendent. \n\nRompant avec plus de 20 ans de coopération sur l'ISS, la Russie ne participera pas à la prochaine mini-station voulue par la Nasa autour de la Lune, la Gateway.\n\nPour Artémis, ce programme américain de retour sur la Lune en 2024, la Nasa a signé des partenariats avec d'autres agences spatiales, dont le Japon et l'Europe, mais l'avenir n'est pas dégagé : elle n'a pas encore reçu du Congrès américain les dizaines de milliards de dollars nécessaires pour le finaliser.\n\n\n![1234.jpeg](https://cdn.steemitimages.com/DQmVA24sFtuTtWv1feqcJ4C9taHaZ8u41MgrNwTYA48VSjh/1234.jpeg)\n\n\nhttps://medium.com/@yuli43ly/britains-prime-minister-is-quarantining-and-other-news-around-the-world-9aa51326914\n\nhttps://medium.com/@yuli43ly/the-world-is-less-safe-for-religious-people-america-must-help-it-improve-e90c4be1800e",
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      "body": "One of Sydney’s most high-profile Anglican priests has been forced to resign from his church or face the sack because his wife walked out on him.\n\nFr David Smith – a two-time Australian of the Year nominee who is popularly known as “Fighting Father Dave” due to his boxing exploits – told Guardian Australia he faced total loss of income by the end of the year and possible homelessness after the Sydney diocese learned his marriage had broken down.\n\nThe bishop of the southern region, Michael Stead, did not dispute that Smith’s 30-year career as rector of Holy Trinity in Dulwich Hill was over because his wife had left him.\n\nBut he said Smith had “voluntarily” resigned “at my strong encouragement” because his position was “untenable”.\n\nSmith was given the title of assistant minister at Dulwich Hill since his marriage broke down and was put on long service leave. He will be unemployed at the end of the year and has been told he is free to apply for assistant minister roles elsewhere.\n\nHello everyone! Welcome to The Sound Kitchen weekly podcast, published every Saturday – here on our website, or wherever you get your podcasts. You’ll hear the winners' names announced and the week’s quiz question, along with all the other ingredients you’ve grown accustomed to: your letters and essays, “On This Day”, quirky facts and news, interviews, and great music … so be sure and listen every week.\n\nDuring the French lockdown to fight the Coronavirus last spring, we were constrained to stop broadcasting Paris Live, our afternoon news broadcast.\n\nIn the meanwhile, we are focusing on our digital presence, and making our website the best! You can read breaking news articles on our site, as well as in-depth analysis of current affairs, both in France and across the globe.\n\nWe are also developing new and exciting podcasts for you. Laura Angela Bagnetto’s Africa Calling has just made its debut, and more are on the way!\n\nSITE : https://vasd.instructure.com/courses/23767/pages/dvdrip-hold-up-streaming-vf-film-complet-en-vostfr-francais\n\nFrance confirmed on Thursday that one of its soldiers operating in the U.S.-led Multinational Force and Observers (MFO) in the Egyptian Sinai had been killed in a helicopter crash, the presidency said in a statement.\n\nThe attacks refocused the E.U.'s attention on religious extremism, which fell off the top of the political agenda after the 2017 defeat of Islamic State forces in the Middle East.\n\nFrance is preparing to teach terrorists a lesson\nFrench President Macron, who has faced frequent major terrorist attacks, said during the attack on Vienna that now is the time to tell the terrorists who have suffered. He also strongly condemned this barbaric terrorist incident. Macron has previously spoken of monitoring mosque funding in France and investigating schools and other organizations of religious groups.\n\nFriday's anniversary comes with France still reeling from three attacks in the last weeks: a knife attack outside the former offices of the Charlie Hebdo weekly, the beheading of a teacher and a deadly stabbing spree at a Nice church.\n\nIn contrast to some other EU leaders, Macron sought from the outset to build a strong relationship with Trump, hosting him for a high profile visit to Paris in 2017 and then again for the 2019 G7 summit in Biarritz.\n\nAid agencies are unable to bring food and health supplies to Ethiopia’s northern Tigray region, the UN warned on Thursday in the latest sign that the fighting there is intensifying. Analysts say that federal forces are facing a tough opponent in the Tigray People’s Liberation Front (TPLF), and that the conflict threatens to further destabilise other parts of Ethiopia.\n\nNews of a vaccine that is 90 percent effective against Covid-19 has sparked widespread hope across the world. The vaccine has been developed by the New York-based drug giant Pfizer and German company BioNTech. The EU Commission confirmed it will soon sign a contract with Pfizer and BioNTech for up to 300 million doses. We dig deeper with our panel and ask if this is the beginning of the end of the pandemic.\n\nMacron and Chancellor Sebastian Kurz will be joined in a phone call by the leaders of Germany and the European Commission among others, the French presidency said.\n\nBefore a sea of cheering, weeping supporters, many of them waving flags from the tops of cars as they juggled jubilation with coronavirus-distancing measures, Kamala Harris delivered a victory speech on Saturday night like no other.\n\nAcknowledging her late mother, Shyamala Gopalan – who, she reminded the nation, “came here from India at the age of 19” – Harris noted that Gopalan “maybe didn't quite imagine this moment”.\n\nDressed in a white suit – the colour of the women’s suffragette movement – the US vice president-elect proceeded to unpack the historical import of the “moment”.\n\nFRANCE 24: Should world leaders be concerned about this awkward period? Donald Trump is a lame duck – and already quite volatile, so to speak.\n\nFrançois Heisbourg: It's 72 days [until the inauguration]. A lame duck doesn't have to prove that it can fly. Trump's not going to be re-elected. So he's entirely free. And that's very scary.\n\nFRANCE 24: What could he do?\n\nHeisbourg: Well, he can issue executive orders, that's always possible. Or he can just do nothing. If he plays golf every day, who's going to run the Covid-19 pandemic? My assumption is, it's going to be very difficult to have a coordinated approach on the pandemic. The Americans are basically two weeks behind Europe in terms of the increasing caseload. It's getting rapidly worse. By the end of the month, you'll have an increase in the fatalities and so on in the States.\n\nProblem B is that the lame-duck Congress and the lame-duck secretary of the Treasury may or may not agree on the stimulus package before January 20th. It's not going to be a great time for the American economy – and, by ricochet, for the European economy, either.\n\nFRANCE 24: In terms of foreign policy, what concerns are there about how to deal with Trump in the interim? Or will leaders just hang on until Joe Biden takes office?\n\nHeisbourg: They'll wait until the new man comes in. What can you negotiate with Trump at this stage? I assume nothing much. I don't expect any policy decisions from Trump in that area. But we don't know that a foreign country is not going to do something which will stress America's decision-making capability.\n\nFRANCE 24: Something that requires a response and doesn't get one?\n\nHeisbourg: Yes. It could well happen. So, the transition is going to be really long.\n\nFRANCE 24: Turning to President-elect Biden, former European Commission president Jean-Claude Juncker says things are going to get a lot easier because Biden understands Europe better than Trump. Is that your sense?\n\nHeisbourg: He knows Europe and the Europeans know him. Biden is very much part of the furniture. All of us have met Biden at one time or another in the last 48 years [laughs]. We've learned to know each other. And, of course, Biden is an adult. He may not be a perfect adult, but he is an adult, and that in itself is a great relief [laughs]. It's a big change. It's an enormous change.\n\nWhether Biden will be wise and constructive, I don't know. But he clearly will want to improve relations, to re-establish relations with the Europeans on a cooperative basis. When Biden crafts his China policy, he'll try to do it in as multilateral a manner as possible. So all of these things are essentially to the good. But, beyond that, we don't know yet what the content of his policy will be.\n\nAmerica has not grown in strength over the last 10 years, relative to a rising China. The US policy of strategic prudence in the Mediterranean will continue, meaning: The Americans are not going to do it for us. If you look towards Eastern Europe [in the last decade], the Ukrainian account was handled essentially by the Europeans, with the Americans in the background. The key players [in 2014] were German Chancellor Angela Merkel and French president François Hollande, not Barack Obama. There is little reason to expect that to change.\n\nSo it's not going to be back to the world of American leadership. It's going to be back to what I call \"Obama minus\".\n\nFRANCE 24: Obama minus?\n\nHeisbourg: Yes. That is, focus on China and let other people handle the other stuff. In a friendly manner – but if people are expecting American leadership, they're probably not going to get it. I don't see why Biden, who was Obama's vice president, would take a higher profile [in foreign affairs] than Obama did. And Trump to a very large extent – in terms of attitude, not implementation – was very much a continuity president in the Mediterranean.\n\n[Consider] the stuff the French have been doing in the eastern Mediterranean over the last few months. It's not as if the Americans were absent, but they are no more present than the Egyptians or the Emiratis. The Russians and the Turks are definitely more present.\n\nSITE: https://vasd.instructure.com/courses/23767/pages/streaming-number-vf-hold-up-streaming-vf-2020-film-~-hold-up-film-streaming-vf-en-vostfr\n\nBiden's Middle East policy\n\nFRANCE 24: In Europe, Merkel is winding up her term just as Biden arrives; Emmanuel Macron will start getting to the less constructive part of his term should he seek re-election. What can Biden's arrival mean for them?\n\nHeisbourg: A return to civilised relations. That in itself is very important. If they expect American leadership, I don't think they'll get it. But if they expect a civilised, cooperative relationship with the US, I think they will. And that's not trivial.\n\nThere is this sort of feeling [here in France] that we shouldn't get carried away with expectations. That's actually a pretty good thing because big expectations will be disappointed. If one expects a return to civilised relations and that there will be all sorts of issues on which it will be possible to consult, concert and sometimes even agree, then expectations will be met. And that hasn't happened for a long time.\n\nFRANCE 24: What about Brexit? Should British PM Boris Johnson be quaking in his boots at the arrival of this pro-Ireland US leader?\n\nHeisbourg: When you look at the spin from Number 10 [Downing Street] and Her Majesty's Government, yes, clearly they have woken up to the painful revelation that there are more Irish people in the States than there are in Ireland [laughs]. And now one of them happens to be the president [laughs]! I think Johnson will really come to regret not having stuck to the terms of the Withdrawal Agreement.\n\nFRANCE 24: Has Trump damaged any global relationships irreparably?\n\nHeisbourg: Yes. The short answer is yes. The longer answer is: We now know that the US is a deeply divided society and that anything can happen by the end of the current electoral cycle. Biden may not run in 2024; Trump got 4 million more votes than the last time!\n\nSITE : https://vasd.instructure.com/courses/23767/pages/regarder-number-fr-hold-up-streaming-vf-2020-vostfr-~-hold-up-streaming-vf-en-vost=fr\n\nFRANCE 24: Would leaders be wise to brace themselves for the return of Trump-ism?\n\nHeisbourg: No, it's not so much that. It's not that there is a specific fear. It's simply that – from basically the beginning of the Cold War until Trump was elected – the outside world could assume that the US was going to stick to the basic choices it made at the beginning of the Cold War. That is: An alliance system in Asia and Europe functioning as an influence and force multiplier for the US and which implied a certain type of relationship between the US and its Asian and European partners. And that whatever the colour of the American president – even George W. Bush – that that would be the case.\n\nIndeed, one of the reasons why former French president Jacques Chirac and former German chancellor Gerhard Schroeder were ready to oppose Bush the way they did in 2003, during the Iraq crisis, was because they felt safe in their assumption that, whatever happened, the US would still function on the basis of that alliance relationship. That the risk being run was limited.\n\nTrump, of course, wanted to un-build the alliance relationship. And of course it's a great relief to know that he's not been re-elected because, if he had been, it's fair to assume the US would have left NATO by the end of his second term, de facto or de jure. That's no longer on the cards. But we are no longer safe in assuming that the US is going to stick to its 70-year-old alliance policy. The US has become an unpredictable quantity in terms of its basic foreign policy choices. That's where the damage from Trump may be irretrievable.\n\nFRANCE 24: Where might we see continuity with Biden?\n\nHeisbourg: Oh, continuity on the China account, of course. Biden will do this in a much more cooperative manner, much more multilateral, but also much more consistent – and presumably more difficult for the Chinese.\n\nTrump spent a lot of his time zigging and zagging on China. There were days where he was saying beautiful things about [Chinese President] Xi Jinping; there even were days when he was asking Xi Jinping to help him find dirt on Hunter Biden [the president-elect's son]. When you think about it, it's sort of amazing [laughs]. So Trump's policy vis-à-vis China was brutal and erratic.\n\nTigray has been increasingly isolated from the outside world since the fighting began on November 4: Airports and roads out of the region have been closed while Internet and telephone connections have been cut off.  On November 12 the UN’s humanitarian office reported “shortages of basic commodities” affecting “the vulnerable first and the most”.\n\nThe same day, Ethiopian Prime Minister Abiy Ahmed wrote on Twitter that federal forces have “liberated” the western part of Tigray. But given that communications from Tigray have largely been cut off, it was not possible for news agencies to verify this claim.\n\nSITE: https://vasd.instructure.com/courses/23767/pages/hdrip-2020-hold-up-streaming-vf-2020-vostfr-en-film-complet-fr\n\nOn Wednesday, Sudanese officials said that more than 10,000 refugees from Tigray had fled across the border to their country, adding that they expect to see a total of 200,000 Ethiopian refugees.\n\nThe European Union, the African Union and the United Nations have all called for a ceasefire. Abiy, however, tweeted on Tuesday that “we won’t rest until this junta is brought to justice” – referring to the Tigrayan People’s Liberation Front (TPLF), the political party and armed group that runs the region bordering Eritrea. Diplomatic and security sources told Reuters that Abiy is keen to crush his opponents in Tigray and does not want mediation.\n\nWhen the media announced Joe Biden’s projected victory in the US presidential elections on Saturday after several tense days of vote counting, congratulatory messages from world leaders promptly started pouring in.\n\nBeldjoud said their visions were \"identical on all the subjects we discussed\".\n\nDarmanin also held talks with Prime Minister Abdelaziz Djerad, but will not be seeing President Abdelmadjid Tebboune who is hospitalised in Germany with the Covid-19 illness.\n\nThe French minister had already been planning to visit Algeria when a 21-year-old Tunisian, newly arrived in Europe, allegedly killed three people at a church in the southern French city of Nice last month.\n\nThe meeting comes a week after a gunman killed four people in a shooting rampage in the heart of Vienna, an attack claimed by the Islamic State (IS) group.\n\nThe bloodshed in the Austrian capital followed last month's attack on a church in Nice and the beheading of a teacher near Paris.\n\nSITE: https://vasd.instructure.com/courses/23767/pages/frhold-up-retour-sur-un-chaos-streaming-vf\n\n\"The president congratulated Joe Biden and his vice president Kamala Harris and emphasised his desire to work together on the current issues -- climate, health, the fight against terrorism and the defence of fundamental rights,\" the Elysee said.\n\nMacron has never met Biden, who served as vice president under Barack Obama from 2008-2016 before Macron arrived at the Elysee in 2017.\n\nOn Thursday, Prime Minister Jean Castex will address reporters about the timid progress made on slowing the spread of the virus in the past two weeks.\n\nSmall traders fighting for survival had been hoping he would use the occasion to announce that all shops selling non-essential items, such as books and flowers, could reopen.\n\nBut Health Minister Olivier Véran warned it was \"too soon\" to begin relaxing the restrictions, which was echoed by Castex.\n\n\"It's certainly not the moment to drop our guard,\" the Prime Minister told Le Monde newspaper.\n\n\"You might think that the threat has faded into the background as other problems emerged,\" a French security source, who asked not to be named, told AFP.\n\nSITE: https://hcde.instructure.com/courses/90532/pages/regarder-hold-up-streaming-vf-2020-vostfr-%7C-film-documentaire\n\n\"But in reality, the figures show that it has remained high since 2015.\"\n\nIn the last five years, 20 attacks have been carried out on French soil, 19 plots failed and 61 were foiled.\n\nPenalty and fine if the female doctor refuses to be treated\nFrench Interior Minister Gerald said his country had waged a war against radical Islam. He said of a bill to be presented to the French Parliament that if a man refuses to be treated by a female doctor, he can be jailed for 5 years and fined 75,000 euros. The same can be done with women if she refuses to seek treatment from a male doctor because of her gender.\n\nFrench minister’s statement creates social media heckling\nGerald said tough action will be taken against those who put pressure on authorities or refuse to accept lessons from teachers. This statement by the French minister created a ruckus on social media. A large number of Muslims strongly criticize this statement by the French minister by tweeting. Not only that, Muslims also question the 5-year sentence and heavy fines.Macon strongly condemned the violence\nThree people have died in a knife attack at a church in Nice, in what French President Emmanuel Macron said was an \"Islamist terrorist attack\".\n\nPARIS — An explosion wounded at least three people on Wednesday in an attack on a ceremony organized by the French consulate to commemorate the end of World War I in a non-Muslim cemetery in Jeddah, Saudi Arabia, officials said.\n\nUnder pressure to beef up security and reassure voters following the latest attacks, Macron and German Chancellor Angela Merkel said Europe's troubled Schengen zone of control-free travel over open borders urgently needed fixing.\n\nThe attacks in Nice and Vienna involved assailants who moved freely between Schengen countries.\n\nSITE: https://hcde.instructure.com/courses/90532/pages/regarder-number-vf-number-hold-up-streaming-vf-2020-film-~-hold-up-film-streaming-vf-en-vostfr-hold-up\n\n\"The threat of terrorism weighs on all of Europe. 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Japan’s Free and Open Indo-Pacific Strategy focuses on enhancing global stability and prosperity, while Australia’s strategy aims to address an enduring dilemma: how to remain a safe and wealthy nation while reconciling its economic dependence on China with its strategic alliance with the United States. When the term entered the strategic vocabulary of the United States, it gained even greater importance, as well as a more confrontational character.\n\nThe Indo-Pacific concept has evolved in response to two connected but distinct strategic developments: the projection of power from China outward, which has accelerated spectacularly since President Xi Jinping came to power, and the exacerbation of the Sino-American rivalry.\n\nStill, the strategic implications of the term remain as vague as its geographic scope. Following Macron’s visit to Australia, the former director of the Australian Office of National Assessments, Allan Gyngell, argued that “the Indo-Pacific does not exist. Like Asia-Pacific or Asia itself, the Indo-Pacific is simply a way for governments to define an international environment suited to their policy objectives in particular circumstances.” In other words, the Indo-Pacific is not a predetermined space in which the national strategies of states fit. Instead, it is the states’ strategies that define the geography of the Indo-Pacific.\n\nSITE: https://hcde.instructure.com/courses/90532/pages/regarder-dot-hold-up-retour-sur-un-chaos-2020-film-complet-streaming-complet-en-vf\n\nIn fact, while the term implies the inclusion of the Indian and Pacific Oceans, even their boundaries are determined differently by different actors according to their own interests. 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      "body": "French President Emmanuel Macron made the term “Indo-Pacific” a concept of French foreign policy for the first time—shortly after Chinese Foreign Minister Wang Yi had publicly dismissed the concept as an “attention-grabbing idea” that “will dissipate like ocean foam.”1\n\nMacron’s speech, given at the Garden Island military base in Sydney, Australia, differed substantially in its objectives and content from President Donald Trump’s introduction of his own Indo-Pacific strategy in November 2017. Each strategy unveiled underlines that the United States’ and China’s radically opposing interests, in the Indo-Pacific and globally, are a central driver of contemporary international relations. However, naturally, France and the United States take different positions on the state of affairs. While both countries oppose China’s hegemonic designs, France is uncomfortable with the widening gulf between the United States and China.\n\nFrance confirmed on Thursday that one of its soldiers operating in the U.S.-led Multinational Force and Observers (MFO) in the Egyptian Sinai had been killed in a helicopter crash, the presidency said in a statement.\n\nThe attacks refocused the E.U.'s attention on religious extremism, which fell off the top of the political agenda after the 2017 defeat of Islamic State forces in the Middle East.\n\nFrance is preparing to teach terrorists a lesson\nFrench President Macron, who has faced frequent major terrorist attacks, said during the attack on Vienna that now is the time to tell the terrorists who have suffered. He also strongly condemned this barbaric terrorist incident. Macron has previously spoken of monitoring mosque funding in France and investigating schools and other organizations of religious groups.\n\nFriday's anniversary comes with France still reeling from three attacks in the last weeks: a knife attack outside the former offices of the Charlie Hebdo weekly, the beheading of a teacher and a deadly stabbing spree at a Nice church.\n\nIn contrast to some other EU leaders, Macron sought from the outset to build a strong relationship with Trump, hosting him for a high profile visit to Paris in 2017 and then again for the 2019 G7 summit in Biarritz.\n\nAid agencies are unable to bring food and health supplies to Ethiopia’s northern Tigray region, the UN warned on Thursday in the latest sign that the fighting there is intensifying. Analysts say that federal forces are facing a tough opponent in the Tigray People’s Liberation Front (TPLF), and that the conflict threatens to further destabilise other parts of Ethiopia.\n\nSITE : https://vasd.instructure.com/courses/23651/pages/watch-365-days-2020-online-movie-full-version-%7C%7Chd\n\nNews of a vaccine that is 90 percent effective against Covid-19 has sparked widespread hope across the world. The vaccine has been developed by the New York-based drug giant Pfizer and German company BioNTech. The EU Commission confirmed it will soon sign a contract with Pfizer and BioNTech for up to 300 million doses. We dig deeper with our panel and ask if this is the beginning of the end of the pandemic.\n\nMacron and Chancellor Sebastian Kurz will be joined in a phone call by the leaders of Germany and the European Commission among others, the French presidency said.\n\nBefore a sea of cheering, weeping supporters, many of them waving flags from the tops of cars as they juggled jubilation with coronavirus-distancing measures, Kamala Harris delivered a victory speech on Saturday night like no other.\n\nAcknowledging her late mother, Shyamala Gopalan – who, she reminded the nation, “came here from India at the age of 19” – Harris noted that Gopalan “maybe didn't quite imagine this moment”.\n\nDressed in a white suit – the colour of the women’s suffragette movement – the US vice president-elect proceeded to unpack the historical import of the “moment”.\n\nFRANCE 24: Should world leaders be concerned about this awkward period? Donald Trump is a lame duck – and already quite volatile, so to speak.\n\nFrançois Heisbourg: It's 72 days [until the inauguration]. A lame duck doesn't have to prove that it can fly. Trump's not going to be re-elected. So he's entirely free. And that's very scary.\n\nFRANCE 24: What could he do?\n\nHeisbourg: Well, he can issue executive orders, that's always possible. Or he can just do nothing. If he plays golf every day, who's going to run the Covid-19 pandemic? My assumption is, it's going to be very difficult to have a coordinated approach on the pandemic. The Americans are basically two weeks behind Europe in terms of the increasing caseload. It's getting rapidly worse. By the end of the month, you'll have an increase in the fatalities and so on in the States.\n\nProblem B is that the lame-duck Congress and the lame-duck secretary of the Treasury may or may not agree on the stimulus package before January 20th. It's not going to be a great time for the American economy – and, by ricochet, for the European economy, either.\n\nSITE : https://vasd.instructure.com/courses/23651/pages/watch-ava-2020-online-ava-movie-full-version-%7C%7Chd\n\nFRANCE 24: In terms of foreign policy, what concerns are there about how to deal with Trump in the interim? Or will leaders just hang on until Joe Biden takes office?\n\nHeisbourg: They'll wait until the new man comes in. What can you negotiate with Trump at this stage? I assume nothing much. I don't expect any policy decisions from Trump in that area. But we don't know that a foreign country is not going to do something which will stress America's decision-making capability.\n\nFRANCE 24: Something that requires a response and doesn't get one?\n\nHeisbourg: Yes. It could well happen. So, the transition is going to be really long.\n\nFRANCE 24: Turning to President-elect Biden, former European Commission president Jean-Claude Juncker says things are going to get a lot easier because Biden understands Europe better than Trump. Is that your sense?\n\nHeisbourg: He knows Europe and the Europeans know him. Biden is very much part of the furniture. All of us have met Biden at one time or another in the last 48 years [laughs]. We've learned to know each other. And, of course, Biden is an adult. He may not be a perfect adult, but he is an adult, and that in itself is a great relief [laughs]. It's a big change. It's an enormous change.\n\nSITE: https://vasd.instructure.com/courses/23651/pages/watch-let-him-go-2020-online-movie-full-version-%7Chd%7C\n\nWhether Biden will be wise and constructive, I don't know. But he clearly will want to improve relations, to re-establish relations with the Europeans on a cooperative basis. When Biden crafts his China policy, he'll try to do it in as multilateral a manner as possible. So all of these things are essentially to the good. But, beyond that, we don't know yet what the content of his policy will be.\n\nAmerica has not grown in strength over the last 10 years, relative to a rising China. The US policy of strategic prudence in the Mediterranean will continue, meaning: The Americans are not going to do it for us. If you look towards Eastern Europe [in the last decade], the Ukrainian account was handled essentially by the Europeans, with the Americans in the background. The key players [in 2014] were German Chancellor Angela Merkel and French president François Hollande, not Barack Obama. There is little reason to expect that to change.\n\nSo it's not going to be back to the world of American leadership. It's going to be back to what I call \"Obama minus\".\n\nFRANCE 24: Obama minus?\n\nHeisbourg: Yes. That is, focus on China and let other people handle the other stuff. In a friendly manner – but if people are expecting American leadership, they're probably not going to get it. I don't see why Biden, who was Obama's vice president, would take a higher profile [in foreign affairs] than Obama did. And Trump to a very large extent – in terms of attitude, not implementation – was very much a continuity president in the Mediterranean.\n\n[Consider] the stuff the French have been doing in the eastern Mediterranean over the last few months. It's not as if the Americans were absent, but they are no more present than the Egyptians or the Emiratis. The Russians and the Turks are definitely more present.\n\nBiden's Middle East policy\n\nFRANCE 24: In Europe, Merkel is winding up her term just as Biden arrives; Emmanuel Macron will start getting to the less constructive part of his term should he seek re-election. What can Biden's arrival mean for them?\n\nSITE: https://vasd.instructure.com/courses/23651/pages/watch-demon-slayer-kimetsu-no-yaiba-the-movie-mugen-train-2020-online-movie-full-version\n\nHeisbourg: A return to civilised relations. That in itself is very important. If they expect American leadership, I don't think they'll get it. But if they expect a civilised, cooperative relationship with the US, I think they will. And that's not trivial.\n\nThere is this sort of feeling [here in France] that we shouldn't get carried away with expectations. That's actually a pretty good thing because big expectations will be disappointed. If one expects a return to civilised relations and that there will be all sorts of issues on which it will be possible to consult, concert and sometimes even agree, then expectations will be met. And that hasn't happened for a long time.\n\nFRANCE 24: What about Brexit? Should British PM Boris Johnson be quaking in his boots at the arrival of this pro-Ireland US leader?\n\nHeisbourg: When you look at the spin from Number 10 [Downing Street] and Her Majesty's Government, yes, clearly they have woken up to the painful revelation that there are more Irish people in the States than there are in Ireland [laughs]. And now one of them happens to be the president [laughs]! I think Johnson will really come to regret not having stuck to the terms of the Withdrawal Agreement.\n\nFRANCE 24: Has Trump damaged any global relationships irreparably?\n\nHeisbourg: Yes. The short answer is yes. The longer answer is: We now know that the US is a deeply divided society and that anything can happen by the end of the current electoral cycle. Biden may not run in 2024; Trump got 4 million more votes than the last time!\n\nFRANCE 24: Would leaders be wise to brace themselves for the return of Trump-ism?\n\nHeisbourg: No, it's not so much that. It's not that there is a specific fear. It's simply that – from basically the beginning of the Cold War until Trump was elected – the outside world could assume that the US was going to stick to the basic choices it made at the beginning of the Cold War. That is: An alliance system in Asia and Europe functioning as an influence and force multiplier for the US and which implied a certain type of relationship between the US and its Asian and European partners. And that whatever the colour of the American president – even George W. Bush – that that would be the case.\n\nIndeed, one of the reasons why former French president Jacques Chirac and former German chancellor Gerhard Schroeder were ready to oppose Bush the way they did in 2003, during the Iraq crisis, was because they felt safe in their assumption that, whatever happened, the US would still function on the basis of that alliance relationship. That the risk being run was limited.\n\nTrump, of course, wanted to un-build the alliance relationship. And of course it's a great relief to know that he's not been re-elected because, if he had been, it's fair to assume the US would have left NATO by the end of his second term, de facto or de jure. That's no longer on the cards. But we are no longer safe in assuming that the US is going to stick to its 70-year-old alliance policy. The US has become an unpredictable quantity in terms of its basic foreign policy choices. That's where the damage from Trump may be irretrievable.\n\nFRANCE 24: Where might we see continuity with Biden?\n\nHeisbourg: Oh, continuity on the China account, of course. Biden will do this in a much more cooperative manner, much more multilateral, but also much more consistent – and presumably more difficult for the Chinese.\n\nTrump spent a lot of his time zigging and zagging on China. There were days where he was saying beautiful things about [Chinese President] Xi Jinping; there even were days when he was asking Xi Jinping to help him find dirt on Hunter Biden [the president-elect's son]. When you think about it, it's sort of amazing [laughs]. So Trump's policy vis-à-vis China was brutal and erratic.\n\nSITE: https://vasd.instructure.com/courses/23651/pages/watch-after-we-collided-2020-online-movie-full-version-%7Cafter-we-collided%7Chd\n\nSITE: https://zenodo.org/communities/watch-hd-full-online/?page=1&size=20\n\nTigray has been increasingly isolated from the outside world since the fighting began on November 4: Airports and roads out of the region have been closed while Internet and telephone connections have been cut off.  On November 12 the UN’s humanitarian office reported “shortages of basic commodities” affecting “the vulnerable first and the most”.\n\nThe same day, Ethiopian Prime Minister Abiy Ahmed wrote on Twitter that federal forces have “liberated” the western part of Tigray. But given that communications from Tigray have largely been cut off, it was not possible for news agencies to verify this claim.\n\nOn Wednesday, Sudanese officials said that more than 10,000 refugees from Tigray had fled across the border to their country, adding that they expect to see a total of 200,000 Ethiopian refugees.\n\nThe European Union, the African Union and the United Nations have all called for a ceasefire. Abiy, however, tweeted on Tuesday that “we won’t rest until this junta is brought to justice” – referring to the Tigrayan People’s Liberation Front (TPLF), the political party and armed group that runs the region bordering Eritrea. Diplomatic and security sources told Reuters that Abiy is keen to crush his opponents in Tigray and does not want mediation.\n\nWhen the media announced Joe Biden’s projected victory in the US presidential elections on Saturday after several tense days of vote counting, congratulatory messages from world leaders promptly started pouring in.\n\nBeldjoud said their visions were \"identical on all the subjects we discussed\".\n\nSITE: https://vasd.instructure.com/courses/23651/pages/watch-mulan-2020-mulan-online-movie-full-version-%7C%7Chd\n\nSITE: https://zenodo.org/communities/watch-full-movies-online/?page=1&size=20\n\nDarmanin also held talks with Prime Minister Abdelaziz Djerad, but will not be seeing President Abdelmadjid Tebboune who is hospitalised in Germany with the Covid-19 illness.\n\nThe French minister had already been planning to visit Algeria when a 21-year-old Tunisian, newly arrived in Europe, allegedly killed three people at a church in the southern French city of Nice last month.\n\nThe meeting comes a week after a gunman killed four people in a shooting rampage in the heart of Vienna, an attack claimed by the Islamic State (IS) group.\n\nThe bloodshed in the Austrian capital followed last month's attack on a church in Nice and the beheading of a teacher near Paris.\n\n\"The president congratulated Joe Biden and his vice president Kamala Harris and emphasised his desire to work together on the current issues -- climate, health, the fight against terrorism and the defence of fundamental rights,\" the Elysee said.\n\nMacron has never met Biden, who served as vice president under Barack Obama from 2008-2016 before Macron arrived at the Elysee in 2017.\n\nOn Thursday, Prime Minister Jean Castex will address reporters about the timid progress made on slowing the spread of the virus in the past two weeks.\n\nSmall traders fighting for survival had been hoping he would use the occasion to announce that all shops selling non-essential items, such as books and flowers, could reopen.\n\nBut Health Minister Olivier Véran warned it was \"too soon\" to begin relaxing the restrictions, which was echoed by Castex.\n\nSITE: https://vasd.instructure.com/courses/23651/pages/watch-a-very-country-christmas-homecoming-2020-online-movie-full-version-%7C%7Chd\n\nSITE: https://zenodo.org/communities/film-full-movies-365-day/?page=1&size=20\n\n\"It's certainly not the moment to drop our guard,\" the Prime Minister told Le Monde newspaper.\n\n\"You might think that the threat has faded into the background as other problems emerged,\" a French security source, who asked not to be named, told AFP.\n\n\"But in reality, the figures show that it has remained high since 2015.\"\n\nIn the last five years, 20 attacks have been carried out on French soil, 19 plots failed and 61 were foiled.\n\nPenalty and fine if the female doctor refuses to be treated\nFrench Interior Minister Gerald said his country had waged a war against radical Islam. He said of a bill to be presented to the French Parliament that if a man refuses to be treated by a female doctor, he can be jailed for 5 years and fined 75,000 euros. The same can be done with women if she refuses to seek treatment from a male doctor because of her gender.\n\nFrench minister’s statement creates social media heckling\nGerald said tough action will be taken against those who put pressure on authorities or refuse to accept lessons from teachers. This statement by the French minister created a ruckus on social media. A large number of Muslims strongly criticize this statement by the French minister by tweeting. Not only that, Muslims also question the 5-year sentence and heavy fines.Macon strongly condemned the violence\nThree people have died in a knife attack at a church in Nice, in what French President Emmanuel Macron said was an \"Islamist terrorist attack\".\n\nSITE: https://vasd.instructure.com/courses/23656/pages/regarder-number-vf-number-hold-up-streaming-vf-2020-film-~-hold-up-film-streaming-vf-en-vostfr\n\nSITE: https://vasd.instructure.com/courses/23646/pages/watch-free-demon-slayer-mugen-train-movie-online-eng-sub-full-hd\n\nPARIS — An explosion wounded at least three people on Wednesday in an attack on a ceremony organized by the French consulate to commemorate the end of World War I in a non-Muslim cemetery in Jeddah, Saudi Arabia, officials said.\n\nUnder pressure to beef up security and reassure voters following the latest attacks, Macron and German Chancellor Angela Merkel said Europe's troubled Schengen zone of control-free travel over open borders urgently needed fixing.\n\nThe attacks in Nice and Vienna involved assailants who moved freely between Schengen countries.\n\n\"The threat of terrorism weighs on all of Europe. We must respond,\" Macron said after discussing the matter with Merkel, Austrian Chancellor Sebastian Kurz, Dutch Prime Minister Mark Rutte and top officials in Brussels, the E.U. hub.\n\nSITE: https://vasd.instructure.com/courses/23646/pages/watch-online-demon-slayer-kimetsu-no-yaiba-the-movie-mugen-train-free-eng-sub-full-hd\n\nSITE: https://vasd.instructure.com/courses/23646/pages/123movies-hd-demon-slayer-mugen-train-movie-free-eng-sub-full-dvd\n\nFrance’s approach to the Indo-Pacific aims to protect the country’s international position and its specific interests—notably, in the overseas territories that anchor and give credibility to the French strategy. But the strategy’s implementation, a delicate exercise, will continually require French decisionmakers to have a clear vision of these interests and to avoid any rhetoric or dangerous confrontation with China while maintaining a central—but not exclusive—place for the United States in its traditional system of alliances.\n\nThe term “Indo-Pacific” is not new—Japan and Australia articulated doctrines on the concept in 2007 and 2013, respectively. But it has always been viewed differently. Japan’s Free and Open Indo-Pacific Strategy focuses on enhancing global stability and prosperity, while Australia’s strategy aims to address an enduring dilemma: how to remain a safe and wealthy nation while reconciling its economic dependence on China with its strategic alliance with the United States. When the term entered the strategic vocabulary of the United States, it gained even greater importance, as well as a more confrontational character.\n\nThe Indo-Pacific concept has evolved in response to two connected but distinct strategic developments: the projection of power from China outward, which has accelerated spectacularly since President Xi Jinping came to power, and the exacerbation of the Sino-American rivalry.\n\nStill, the strategic implications of the term remain as vague as its geographic scope. Following Macron’s visit to Australia, the former director of the Australian Office of National Assessments, Allan Gyngell, argued that “the Indo-Pacific does not exist. Like Asia-Pacific or Asia itself, the Indo-Pacific is simply a way for governments to define an international environment suited to their policy objectives in particular circumstances.” In other words, the Indo-Pacific is not a predetermined space in which the national strategies of states fit. Instead, it is the states’ strategies that define the geography of the Indo-Pacific.\n\nIn fact, while the term implies the inclusion of the Indian and Pacific Oceans, even their boundaries are determined differently by different actors according to their own interests. For France, the Indo-Pacific space extends from the shores of East Africa and southern Africa to the coasts of North, Central, and South America; and for France’s Ministry of the Armed Forces, it is “a security continuum which extends from Djibouti to French Polynesia.”2 Alternatively, for the United States, it stops at India’s shores. Meanwhile, ASEAN asserts its own “centrality” there—a concept that refers to both the organization’s consensus-based decisionmaking apparatus (seen as a protection against hegemonic temptations) and to the geographical situation that makes ASEAN a link between the Indian and Pacific Oceans. 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      "body": "As thousands have protested in the Muslim world against Macron’s support for cartoons of Prophet Muhammad, in France, the Muslim community is wary of further stigmatisation\n\nJean-Yves Le Drian and President Emmanuel Macron are due to meet Pompeo on Monday in the French capital.\n\n(Reporting by John Irish; editing by Sudip Kar-Gupta)\n\nFrance is preparing to teach terrorists a lesson\nFrench President Macron, who has faced frequent major terrorist attacks, said during the attack on Vienna that now is the time to tell the terrorists who have suffered. He also strongly condemned this barbaric terrorist incident. Macron has previously spoken of monitoring mosque funding in France and investigating schools and other organizations of religious groups.\n\nFriday's anniversary comes with France still reeling from three attacks in the last weeks: a knife attack outside the former offices of the Charlie Hebdo weekly, the beheading of a teacher and a deadly stabbing spree at a Nice church.\n\nIn contrast to some other EU leaders, Macron sought from the outset to build a strong relationship with Trump, hosting him for a high profile visit to Paris in 2017 and then again for the 2019 G7 summit in Biarritz.\n\nAid agencies are unable to bring food and health supplies to Ethiopia’s northern Tigray region, the UN warned on Thursday in the latest sign that the fighting there is intensifying. Analysts say that federal forces are facing a tough opponent in the Tigray People’s Liberation Front (TPLF), and that the conflict threatens to further destabilise other parts of Ethiopia.\n\nSITE : https://vasd.instructure.com/courses/23597/pages/watch-full-let-him-go-2020-online-free-hd\n\nNews of a vaccine that is 90 percent effective against Covid-19 has sparked widespread hope across the world. The vaccine has been developed by the New York-based drug giant Pfizer and German company BioNTech. The EU Commission confirmed it will soon sign a contract with Pfizer and BioNTech for up to 300 million doses. We dig deeper with our panel and ask if this is the beginning of the end of the pandemic.\n\nMacron and Chancellor Sebastian Kurz will be joined in a phone call by the leaders of Germany and the European Commission among others, the French presidency said.\n\nBefore a sea of cheering, weeping supporters, many of them waving flags from the tops of cars as they juggled jubilation with coronavirus-distancing measures, Kamala Harris delivered a victory speech on Saturday night like no other.\n\nAcknowledging her late mother, Shyamala Gopalan – who, she reminded the nation, “came here from India at the age of 19” – Harris noted that Gopalan “maybe didn't quite imagine this moment”.\n\nDressed in a white suit – the colour of the women’s suffragette movement – the US vice president-elect proceeded to unpack the historical import of the “moment”.\n\nFRANCE 24: Should world leaders be concerned about this awkward period? Donald Trump is a lame duck – and already quite volatile, so to speak.\n\nFrançois Heisbourg: It's 72 days [until the inauguration]. A lame duck doesn't have to prove that it can fly. Trump's not going to be re-elected. So he's entirely free. And that's very scary.\n\nFRANCE 24: What could he do?\n\nHeisbourg: Well, he can issue executive orders, that's always possible. Or he can just do nothing. If he plays golf every day, who's going to run the Covid-19 pandemic? My assumption is, it's going to be very difficult to have a coordinated approach on the pandemic. The Americans are basically two weeks behind Europe in terms of the increasing caseload. It's getting rapidly worse. By the end of the month, you'll have an increase in the fatalities and so on in the States.\n\nProblem B is that the lame-duck Congress and the lame-duck secretary of the Treasury may or may not agree on the stimulus package before January 20th. It's not going to be a great time for the American economy – and, by ricochet, for the European economy, either.\n\nSITE : https://vasd.instructure.com/courses/23597/pages/watch-full-come-play-2020-online-free-hd\n\nFRANCE 24: In terms of foreign policy, what concerns are there about how to deal with Trump in the interim? Or will leaders just hang on until Joe Biden takes office?\n\nHeisbourg: They'll wait until the new man comes in. What can you negotiate with Trump at this stage? I assume nothing much. I don't expect any policy decisions from Trump in that area. But we don't know that a foreign country is not going to do something which will stress America's decision-making capability.\n\nFRANCE 24: Something that requires a response and doesn't get one?\n\nHeisbourg: Yes. It could well happen. So, the transition is going to be really long.\n\nFRANCE 24: Turning to President-elect Biden, former European Commission president Jean-Claude Juncker says things are going to get a lot easier because Biden understands Europe better than Trump. Is that your sense?\n\nHeisbourg: He knows Europe and the Europeans know him. Biden is very much part of the furniture. All of us have met Biden at one time or another in the last 48 years [laughs]. We've learned to know each other. And, of course, Biden is an adult. He may not be a perfect adult, but he is an adult, and that in itself is a great relief [laughs]. It's a big change. It's an enormous change.\n\nSITE: https://hcde.instructure.com/courses/90248/assignments/477302\n\nWhether Biden will be wise and constructive, I don't know. But he clearly will want to improve relations, to re-establish relations with the Europeans on a cooperative basis. When Biden crafts his China policy, he'll try to do it in as multilateral a manner as possible. So all of these things are essentially to the good. But, beyond that, we don't know yet what the content of his policy will be.\n\nAmerica has not grown in strength over the last 10 years, relative to a rising China. The US policy of strategic prudence in the Mediterranean will continue, meaning: The Americans are not going to do it for us. If you look towards Eastern Europe [in the last decade], the Ukrainian account was handled essentially by the Europeans, with the Americans in the background. The key players [in 2014] were German Chancellor Angela Merkel and French president François Hollande, not Barack Obama. There is little reason to expect that to change.\n\nSo it's not going to be back to the world of American leadership. It's going to be back to what I call \"Obama minus\".\n\nFRANCE 24: Obama minus?\n\nHeisbourg: Yes. That is, focus on China and let other people handle the other stuff. In a friendly manner – but if people are expecting American leadership, they're probably not going to get it. I don't see why Biden, who was Obama's vice president, would take a higher profile [in foreign affairs] than Obama did. And Trump to a very large extent – in terms of attitude, not implementation – was very much a continuity president in the Mediterranean.\n\n[Consider] the stuff the French have been doing in the eastern Mediterranean over the last few months. It's not as if the Americans were absent, but they are no more present than the Egyptians or the Emiratis. The Russians and the Turks are definitely more present.\n\nBiden's Middle East policy\n\nFRANCE 24: In Europe, Merkel is winding up her term just as Biden arrives; Emmanuel Macron will start getting to the less constructive part of his term should he seek re-election. What can Biden's arrival mean for them?\n\nSITE: https://hcde.instructure.com/courses/90248/assignments/477332\n\nHeisbourg: A return to civilised relations. That in itself is very important. If they expect American leadership, I don't think they'll get it. But if they expect a civilised, cooperative relationship with the US, I think they will. And that's not trivial.\n\nThere is this sort of feeling [here in France] that we shouldn't get carried away with expectations. That's actually a pretty good thing because big expectations will be disappointed. If one expects a return to civilised relations and that there will be all sorts of issues on which it will be possible to consult, concert and sometimes even agree, then expectations will be met. And that hasn't happened for a long time.\n\nFRANCE 24: What about Brexit? Should British PM Boris Johnson be quaking in his boots at the arrival of this pro-Ireland US leader?\n\nHeisbourg: When you look at the spin from Number 10 [Downing Street] and Her Majesty's Government, yes, clearly they have woken up to the painful revelation that there are more Irish people in the States than there are in Ireland [laughs]. And now one of them happens to be the president [laughs]! I think Johnson will really come to regret not having stuck to the terms of the Withdrawal Agreement.\n\nFRANCE 24: Has Trump damaged any global relationships irreparably?\n\nHeisbourg: Yes. The short answer is yes. The longer answer is: We now know that the US is a deeply divided society and that anything can happen by the end of the current electoral cycle. Biden may not run in 2024; Trump got 4 million more votes than the last time!\n\nFRANCE 24: Would leaders be wise to brace themselves for the return of Trump-ism?\n\nHeisbourg: No, it's not so much that. It's not that there is a specific fear. It's simply that – from basically the beginning of the Cold War until Trump was elected – the outside world could assume that the US was going to stick to the basic choices it made at the beginning of the Cold War. That is: An alliance system in Asia and Europe functioning as an influence and force multiplier for the US and which implied a certain type of relationship between the US and its Asian and European partners. And that whatever the colour of the American president – even George W. Bush – that that would be the case.\n\nIndeed, one of the reasons why former French president Jacques Chirac and former German chancellor Gerhard Schroeder were ready to oppose Bush the way they did in 2003, during the Iraq crisis, was because they felt safe in their assumption that, whatever happened, the US would still function on the basis of that alliance relationship. That the risk being run was limited.\n\nTrump, of course, wanted to un-build the alliance relationship. And of course it's a great relief to know that he's not been re-elected because, if he had been, it's fair to assume the US would have left NATO by the end of his second term, de facto or de jure. That's no longer on the cards. But we are no longer safe in assuming that the US is going to stick to its 70-year-old alliance policy. The US has become an unpredictable quantity in terms of its basic foreign policy choices. That's where the damage from Trump may be irretrievable.\n\nFRANCE 24: Where might we see continuity with Biden?\n\nHeisbourg: Oh, continuity on the China account, of course. Biden will do this in a much more cooperative manner, much more multilateral, but also much more consistent – and presumably more difficult for the Chinese.\n\nTrump spent a lot of his time zigging and zagging on China. There were days where he was saying beautiful things about [Chinese President] Xi Jinping; there even were days when he was asking Xi Jinping to help him find dirt on Hunter Biden [the president-elect's son]. When you think about it, it's sort of amazing [laughs]. So Trump's policy vis-à-vis China was brutal and erratic.\n\nSITE: https://hcde.instructure.com/courses/90248/assignments/477379\n\nTigray has been increasingly isolated from the outside world since the fighting began on November 4: Airports and roads out of the region have been closed while Internet and telephone connections have been cut off.  On November 12 the UN’s humanitarian office reported “shortages of basic commodities” affecting “the vulnerable first and the most”.\n\nThe same day, Ethiopian Prime Minister Abiy Ahmed wrote on Twitter that federal forces have “liberated” the western part of Tigray. But given that communications from Tigray have largely been cut off, it was not possible for news agencies to verify this claim.\n\nOn Wednesday, Sudanese officials said that more than 10,000 refugees from Tigray had fled across the border to their country, adding that they expect to see a total of 200,000 Ethiopian refugees.\n\nThe European Union, the African Union and the United Nations have all called for a ceasefire. Abiy, however, tweeted on Tuesday that “we won’t rest until this junta is brought to justice” – referring to the Tigrayan People’s Liberation Front (TPLF), the political party and armed group that runs the region bordering Eritrea. Diplomatic and security sources told Reuters that Abiy is keen to crush his opponents in Tigray and does not want mediation.\n\nWhen the media announced Joe Biden’s projected victory in the US presidential elections on Saturday after several tense days of vote counting, congratulatory messages from world leaders promptly started pouring in.\n\nBeldjoud said their visions were \"identical on all the subjects we discussed\".\n\nSITE: https://hcde.instructure.com/courses/90248/assignments/477400\n\nDarmanin also held talks with Prime Minister Abdelaziz Djerad, but will not be seeing President Abdelmadjid Tebboune who is hospitalised in Germany with the Covid-19 illness.\n\nThe French minister had already been planning to visit Algeria when a 21-year-old Tunisian, newly arrived in Europe, allegedly killed three people at a church in the southern French city of Nice last month.\n\nThe meeting comes a week after a gunman killed four people in a shooting rampage in the heart of Vienna, an attack claimed by the Islamic State (IS) group.\n\nThe bloodshed in the Austrian capital followed last month's attack on a church in Nice and the beheading of a teacher near Paris.\n\n\"The president congratulated Joe Biden and his vice president Kamala Harris and emphasised his desire to work together on the current issues -- climate, health, the fight against terrorism and the defence of fundamental rights,\" the Elysee said.\n\nMacron has never met Biden, who served as vice president under Barack Obama from 2008-2016 before Macron arrived at the Elysee in 2017.\n\nOn Thursday, Prime Minister Jean Castex will address reporters about the timid progress made on slowing the spread of the virus in the past two weeks.\n\nSmall traders fighting for survival had been hoping he would use the occasion to announce that all shops selling non-essential items, such as books and flowers, could reopen.\n\nBut Health Minister Olivier Véran warned it was \"too soon\" to begin relaxing the restrictions, which was echoed by Castex.\n\nSITE: https://hcde.instructure.com/courses/90248/assignments/477430\n\n\"It's certainly not the moment to drop our guard,\" the Prime Minister told Le Monde newspaper.\n\n\"You might think that the threat has faded into the background as other problems emerged,\" a French security source, who asked not to be named, told AFP.\n\n\"But in reality, the figures show that it has remained high since 2015.\"\n\nIn the last five years, 20 attacks have been carried out on French soil, 19 plots failed and 61 were foiled.\n\nPenalty and fine if the female doctor refuses to be treated\nFrench Interior Minister Gerald said his country had waged a war against radical Islam. He said of a bill to be presented to the French Parliament that if a man refuses to be treated by a female doctor, he can be jailed for 5 years and fined 75,000 euros. The same can be done with women if she refuses to seek treatment from a male doctor because of her gender.\n\nFrench minister’s statement creates social media heckling\nGerald said tough action will be taken against those who put pressure on authorities or refuse to accept lessons from teachers. This statement by the French minister created a ruckus on social media. A large number of Muslims strongly criticize this statement by the French minister by tweeting. Not only that, Muslims also question the 5-year sentence and heavy fines.Macon strongly condemned the violence\nThree people have died in a knife attack at a church in Nice, in what French President Emmanuel Macron said was an \"Islamist terrorist attack\".\n\nPARIS — An explosion wounded at least three people on Wednesday in an attack on a ceremony organized by the French consulate to commemorate the end of World War I in a non-Muslim cemetery in Jeddah, Saudi Arabia, officials said.\n\nAn improvised explosive device struck the ceremony, attended by representatives of France, Greece, Italy, the United Kingdom and the United States, the French embassy in Saudi Arabia said in a statement.\n\n“I do not want to speak on behalf of the Muslim community,” said Abou Bakar, a Parisian who spoke to MEE on the streets of the French capital. “My opinion is personal, as are my spiritual beliefs.”\n\nThe wary replies are symptomatic of a general atmosphere of tension and suspicion aimed at the Muslim community in France. 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      "body": "FRANCE Amid the controversy over the Prophet Muhammad cartoons, France’s new move could again anger Muslim countries. In its war against radicalism, the French government will introduce a law in Parliament which should once again aggravate the conflict. French President Emmanuel Macron has previously spoken of enacting stricter laws to combat religious bigotry.\n\nFrance is preparing to teach terrorists a lesson\nFrench President Macron, who has faced frequent major terrorist attacks, said during the attack on Vienna that now is the time to tell the terrorists who have suffered. He also strongly condemned this barbaric terrorist incident. Macron has previously spoken of monitoring mosque funding in France and investigating schools and other organizations of religious groups.\n\nFriday's anniversary comes with France still reeling from three attacks in the last weeks: a knife attack outside the former offices of the Charlie Hebdo weekly, the beheading of a teacher and a deadly stabbing spree at a Nice church.\n\nIn contrast to some other EU leaders, Macron sought from the outset to build a strong relationship with Trump, hosting him for a high profile visit to Paris in 2017 and then again for the 2019 G7 summit in Biarritz.\n\nAid agencies are unable to bring food and health supplies to Ethiopia’s northern Tigray region, the UN warned on Thursday in the latest sign that the fighting there is intensifying. Analysts say that federal forces are facing a tough opponent in the Tigray People’s Liberation Front (TPLF), and that the conflict threatens to further destabilise other parts of Ethiopia.\n\nSITE : https://vasd.instructure.com/courses/23597/pages/hdrip-2020-after-chapitre-2-streaming-vf-2020-vostfr-en-film-complet-fr\n\nNews of a vaccine that is 90 percent effective against Covid-19 has sparked widespread hope across the world. The vaccine has been developed by the New York-based drug giant Pfizer and German company BioNTech. The EU Commission confirmed it will soon sign a contract with Pfizer and BioNTech for up to 300 million doses. We dig deeper with our panel and ask if this is the beginning of the end of the pandemic.\n\nMacron and Chancellor Sebastian Kurz will be joined in a phone call by the leaders of Germany and the European Commission among others, the French presidency said.\n\nBefore a sea of cheering, weeping supporters, many of them waving flags from the tops of cars as they juggled jubilation with coronavirus-distancing measures, Kamala Harris delivered a victory speech on Saturday night like no other.\n\nAcknowledging her late mother, Shyamala Gopalan – who, she reminded the nation, “came here from India at the age of 19” – Harris noted that Gopalan “maybe didn't quite imagine this moment”.\n\nDressed in a white suit – the colour of the women’s suffragette movement – the US vice president-elect proceeded to unpack the historical import of the “moment”.\n\nFRANCE 24: Should world leaders be concerned about this awkward period? Donald Trump is a lame duck – and already quite volatile, so to speak.\n\nFrançois Heisbourg: It's 72 days [until the inauguration]. A lame duck doesn't have to prove that it can fly. Trump's not going to be re-elected. So he's entirely free. And that's very scary.\n\nFRANCE 24: What could he do?\n\nHeisbourg: Well, he can issue executive orders, that's always possible. Or he can just do nothing. If he plays golf every day, who's going to run the Covid-19 pandemic? My assumption is, it's going to be very difficult to have a coordinated approach on the pandemic. The Americans are basically two weeks behind Europe in terms of the increasing caseload. It's getting rapidly worse. By the end of the month, you'll have an increase in the fatalities and so on in the States.\n\nProblem B is that the lame-duck Congress and the lame-duck secretary of the Treasury may or may not agree on the stimulus package before January 20th. It's not going to be a great time for the American economy – and, by ricochet, for the European economy, either.\n\nSITE : https://vasd.instructure.com/courses/23597/pages/dvdrip-harcelee-streaming-vf-film-complet-en-vostfr-francais\n\nFRANCE 24: In terms of foreign policy, what concerns are there about how to deal with Trump in the interim? Or will leaders just hang on until Joe Biden takes office?\n\nHeisbourg: They'll wait until the new man comes in. What can you negotiate with Trump at this stage? I assume nothing much. I don't expect any policy decisions from Trump in that area. But we don't know that a foreign country is not going to do something which will stress America's decision-making capability.\n\nFRANCE 24: Something that requires a response and doesn't get one?\n\nHeisbourg: Yes. It could well happen. So, the transition is going to be really long.\n\nFRANCE 24: Turning to President-elect Biden, former European Commission president Jean-Claude Juncker says things are going to get a lot easier because Biden understands Europe better than Trump. Is that your sense?\n\nHeisbourg: He knows Europe and the Europeans know him. Biden is very much part of the furniture. All of us have met Biden at one time or another in the last 48 years [laughs]. We've learned to know each other. And, of course, Biden is an adult. He may not be a perfect adult, but he is an adult, and that in itself is a great relief [laughs]. It's a big change. It's an enormous change.\n\nSITE: https://vasd.instructure.com/courses/23597/pages/streaming-number-vf-la-vie-que-nous-voulions-streaming-vf-2020-film-~-la-vie-que-nous-voulions-film-streaming-vf-en-vostfr\n\nWhether Biden will be wise and constructive, I don't know. But he clearly will want to improve relations, to re-establish relations with the Europeans on a cooperative basis. When Biden crafts his China policy, he'll try to do it in as multilateral a manner as possible. So all of these things are essentially to the good. But, beyond that, we don't know yet what the content of his policy will be.\n\nAmerica has not grown in strength over the last 10 years, relative to a rising China. The US policy of strategic prudence in the Mediterranean will continue, meaning: The Americans are not going to do it for us. If you look towards Eastern Europe [in the last decade], the Ukrainian account was handled essentially by the Europeans, with the Americans in the background. The key players [in 2014] were German Chancellor Angela Merkel and French president François Hollande, not Barack Obama. There is little reason to expect that to change.\n\nSo it's not going to be back to the world of American leadership. It's going to be back to what I call \"Obama minus\".\n\nFRANCE 24: Obama minus?\n\nHeisbourg: Yes. That is, focus on China and let other people handle the other stuff. In a friendly manner – but if people are expecting American leadership, they're probably not going to get it. I don't see why Biden, who was Obama's vice president, would take a higher profile [in foreign affairs] than Obama did. And Trump to a very large extent – in terms of attitude, not implementation – was very much a continuity president in the Mediterranean.\n\n[Consider] the stuff the French have been doing in the eastern Mediterranean over the last few months. It's not as if the Americans were absent, but they are no more present than the Egyptians or the Emiratis. The Russians and the Turks are definitely more present.\n\nBiden's Middle East policy\n\nFRANCE 24: In Europe, Merkel is winding up her term just as Biden arrives; Emmanuel Macron will start getting to the less constructive part of his term should he seek re-election. What can Biden's arrival mean for them?\n\nSITE: https://vasd.instructure.com/courses/23597/pages/regarder-number-fr-sans-un-bruit-2-streaming-vf-2020-vostfr-~-sans-un-bruit-2-streaming-vf-en-vost=fr\n\nHeisbourg: A return to civilised relations. That in itself is very important. If they expect American leadership, I don't think they'll get it. But if they expect a civilised, cooperative relationship with the US, I think they will. And that's not trivial.\n\nThere is this sort of feeling [here in France] that we shouldn't get carried away with expectations. That's actually a pretty good thing because big expectations will be disappointed. If one expects a return to civilised relations and that there will be all sorts of issues on which it will be possible to consult, concert and sometimes even agree, then expectations will be met. And that hasn't happened for a long time.\n\nFRANCE 24: What about Brexit? Should British PM Boris Johnson be quaking in his boots at the arrival of this pro-Ireland US leader?\n\nHeisbourg: When you look at the spin from Number 10 [Downing Street] and Her Majesty's Government, yes, clearly they have woken up to the painful revelation that there are more Irish people in the States than there are in Ireland [laughs]. And now one of them happens to be the president [laughs]! I think Johnson will really come to regret not having stuck to the terms of the Withdrawal Agreement.\n\nFRANCE 24: Has Trump damaged any global relationships irreparably?\n\nHeisbourg: Yes. The short answer is yes. The longer answer is: We now know that the US is a deeply divided society and that anything can happen by the end of the current electoral cycle. Biden may not run in 2024; Trump got 4 million more votes than the last time!\n\nFRANCE 24: Would leaders be wise to brace themselves for the return of Trump-ism?\n\nHeisbourg: No, it's not so much that. It's not that there is a specific fear. It's simply that – from basically the beginning of the Cold War until Trump was elected – the outside world could assume that the US was going to stick to the basic choices it made at the beginning of the Cold War. That is: An alliance system in Asia and Europe functioning as an influence and force multiplier for the US and which implied a certain type of relationship between the US and its Asian and European partners. And that whatever the colour of the American president – even George W. Bush – that that would be the case.\n\nIndeed, one of the reasons why former French president Jacques Chirac and former German chancellor Gerhard Schroeder were ready to oppose Bush the way they did in 2003, during the Iraq crisis, was because they felt safe in their assumption that, whatever happened, the US would still function on the basis of that alliance relationship. That the risk being run was limited.\n\nTrump, of course, wanted to un-build the alliance relationship. And of course it's a great relief to know that he's not been re-elected because, if he had been, it's fair to assume the US would have left NATO by the end of his second term, de facto or de jure. That's no longer on the cards. But we are no longer safe in assuming that the US is going to stick to its 70-year-old alliance policy. The US has become an unpredictable quantity in terms of its basic foreign policy choices. That's where the damage from Trump may be irretrievable.\n\nFRANCE 24: Where might we see continuity with Biden?\n\nHeisbourg: Oh, continuity on the China account, of course. Biden will do this in a much more cooperative manner, much more multilateral, but also much more consistent – and presumably more difficult for the Chinese.\n\nTrump spent a lot of his time zigging and zagging on China. There were days where he was saying beautiful things about [Chinese President] Xi Jinping; there even were days when he was asking Xi Jinping to help him find dirt on Hunter Biden [the president-elect's son]. When you think about it, it's sort of amazing [laughs]. So Trump's policy vis-à-vis China was brutal and erratic.\n\nSITE: https://vasd.instructure.com/courses/23597/pages/regarder-number-fr-french-blood-1-mr-pig-streaming-vf-2020-vostfr-~-french-blood-1-mr-pig-streaming-vf-en-vost=fr\n\nTigray has been increasingly isolated from the outside world since the fighting began on November 4: Airports and roads out of the region have been closed while Internet and telephone connections have been cut off.  On November 12 the UN’s humanitarian office reported “shortages of basic commodities” affecting “the vulnerable first and the most”.\n\nThe same day, Ethiopian Prime Minister Abiy Ahmed wrote on Twitter that federal forces have “liberated” the western part of Tigray. But given that communications from Tigray have largely been cut off, it was not possible for news agencies to verify this claim.\n\nOn Wednesday, Sudanese officials said that more than 10,000 refugees from Tigray had fled across the border to their country, adding that they expect to see a total of 200,000 Ethiopian refugees.\n\nThe European Union, the African Union and the United Nations have all called for a ceasefire. Abiy, however, tweeted on Tuesday that “we won’t rest until this junta is brought to justice” – referring to the Tigrayan People’s Liberation Front (TPLF), the political party and armed group that runs the region bordering Eritrea. Diplomatic and security sources told Reuters that Abiy is keen to crush his opponents in Tigray and does not want mediation.\n\nWhen the media announced Joe Biden’s projected victory in the US presidential elections on Saturday after several tense days of vote counting, congratulatory messages from world leaders promptly started pouring in.\n\nBeldjoud said their visions were \"identical on all the subjects we discussed\".\n\nSITE: https://vasd.instructure.com/courses/23597/pages/regarder-dot-only-you-2020-film-complet-streaming-complet-en-vf\n\nDarmanin also held talks with Prime Minister Abdelaziz Djerad, but will not be seeing President Abdelmadjid Tebboune who is hospitalised in Germany with the Covid-19 illness.\n\nThe French minister had already been planning to visit Algeria when a 21-year-old Tunisian, newly arrived in Europe, allegedly killed three people at a church in the southern French city of Nice last month.\n\nThe meeting comes a week after a gunman killed four people in a shooting rampage in the heart of Vienna, an attack claimed by the Islamic State (IS) group.\n\nThe bloodshed in the Austrian capital followed last month's attack on a church in Nice and the beheading of a teacher near Paris.\n\n\"The president congratulated Joe Biden and his vice president Kamala Harris and emphasised his desire to work together on the current issues -- climate, health, the fight against terrorism and the defence of fundamental rights,\" the Elysee said.\n\nMacron has never met Biden, who served as vice president under Barack Obama from 2008-2016 before Macron arrived at the Elysee in 2017.\n\nOn Thursday, Prime Minister Jean Castex will address reporters about the timid progress made on slowing the spread of the virus in the past two weeks.\n\nSmall traders fighting for survival had been hoping he would use the occasion to announce that all shops selling non-essential items, such as books and flowers, could reopen.\n\nBut Health Minister Olivier Véran warned it was \"too soon\" to begin relaxing the restrictions, which was echoed by Castex.\n\nSITE: https://vasd.instructure.com/courses/23597/pages/regarder-number-fr-only-you-streaming-vf-2020-vostfr-~-only-you-streaming-vf-en-vost=fr\n\n\"It's certainly not the moment to drop our guard,\" the Prime Minister told Le Monde newspaper.\n\n\"You might think that the threat has faded into the background as other problems emerged,\" a French security source, who asked not to be named, told AFP.\n\n\"But in reality, the figures show that it has remained high since 2015.\"\n\nIn the last five years, 20 attacks have been carried out on French soil, 19 plots failed and 61 were foiled.\n\nPenalty and fine if the female doctor refuses to be treated\nFrench Interior Minister Gerald said his country had waged a war against radical Islam. He said of a bill to be presented to the French Parliament that if a man refuses to be treated by a female doctor, he can be jailed for 5 years and fined 75,000 euros. The same can be done with women if she refuses to seek treatment from a male doctor because of her gender.\n\nFrench minister’s statement creates social media heckling\nGerald said tough action will be taken against those who put pressure on authorities or refuse to accept lessons from teachers. This statement by the French minister created a ruckus on social media. A large number of Muslims strongly criticize this statement by the French minister by tweeting. Not only that, Muslims also question the 5-year sentence and heavy fines.Macon strongly condemned the violence\nEarlier, French President Emmanuel Macron said on Saturday that Muslims who are upset by the cartoon of the Prophet Muhammad, we respect him but violence cannot be justified on this basis. 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      "body": "French Interior Minister Gerald Darmanin on Sunday praised his country's \"cooperation\" with Algeria against extremism, during a visit to France's North African former colony.\nThe talks between Biden and Macron, who sought to form a solid working relationship with outgoing President Donald Trump, focused on international cooperation on the main global issues, it added.\n\n\"The president congratulated Joe Biden and his vice president Kamala Harris and emphasised his desire to work together on the current issues -- climate, health, the fight against terrorism and the defence of fundamental rights,\" the Elysee said.\n\nMacron has never met Biden, who served as vice president under Barack Obama from 2008-2016 before Macron arrived at the Elysee in 2017.\n\nIn contrast to some other EU leaders, Macron sought from the outset to build a strong relationship with Trump, hosting him for a high profile visit to Paris in 2017 and then again for the 2019 G7 summit in Biarritz.\n\nAid agencies are unable to bring food and health supplies to Ethiopia’s northern Tigray region, the UN warned on Thursday in the latest sign that the fighting there is intensifying. Analysts say that federal forces are facing a tough opponent in the Tigray People’s Liberation Front (TPLF), and that the conflict threatens to further destabilise other parts of Ethiopia.\n\nSITE : https://hcde.instructure.com/courses/89960/pages/regarder-dot-la-princesse-de-chicago-dans-la-peau-dune-reine-2020-film-complet-streaming-complet-en-vf\n\nBefore a sea of cheering, weeping supporters, many of them waving flags from the tops of cars as they juggled jubilation with coronavirus-distancing measures, Kamala Harris delivered a victory speech on Saturday night like no other.\n\nAcknowledging her late mother, Shyamala Gopalan – who, she reminded the nation, “came here from India at the age of 19” – Harris noted that Gopalan “maybe didn't quite imagine this moment”.\n\nDressed in a white suit – the colour of the women’s suffragette movement – the US vice president-elect proceeded to unpack the historical import of the “moment”.\n\nFRANCE 24: Should world leaders be concerned about this awkward period? Donald Trump is a lame duck – and already quite volatile, so to speak.\n\nFrançois Heisbourg: It's 72 days [until the inauguration]. A lame duck doesn't have to prove that it can fly. Trump's not going to be re-elected. So he's entirely free. And that's very scary.\n\nFRANCE 24: What could he do?\n\nHeisbourg: Well, he can issue executive orders, that's always possible. Or he can just do nothing. If he plays golf every day, who's going to run the Covid-19 pandemic? My assumption is, it's going to be very difficult to have a coordinated approach on the pandemic. The Americans are basically two weeks behind Europe in terms of the increasing caseload. It's getting rapidly worse. By the end of the month, you'll have an increase in the fatalities and so on in the States.\n\nProblem B is that the lame-duck Congress and the lame-duck secretary of the Treasury may or may not agree on the stimulus package before January 20th. It's not going to be a great time for the American economy – and, by ricochet, for the European economy, either.\n\nSITE : https://hcde.instructure.com/courses/89960/pages/regarder-la-princesse-de-chicago-dans-la-peau-dune-reine-2020-film-complet-streaming-vf-en-vostfr\n\nFRANCE 24: In terms of foreign policy, what concerns are there about how to deal with Trump in the interim? Or will leaders just hang on until Joe Biden takes office?\n\nHeisbourg: They'll wait until the new man comes in. What can you negotiate with Trump at this stage? I assume nothing much. I don't expect any policy decisions from Trump in that area. But we don't know that a foreign country is not going to do something which will stress America's decision-making capability.\n\nFRANCE 24: Something that requires a response and doesn't get one?\n\nHeisbourg: Yes. It could well happen. So, the transition is going to be really long.\n\nFRANCE 24: Turning to President-elect Biden, former European Commission president Jean-Claude Juncker says things are going to get a lot easier because Biden understands Europe better than Trump. Is that your sense?\n\nHeisbourg: He knows Europe and the Europeans know him. Biden is very much part of the furniture. All of us have met Biden at one time or another in the last 48 years [laughs]. We've learned to know each other. And, of course, Biden is an adult. He may not be a perfect adult, but he is an adult, and that in itself is a great relief [laughs]. It's a big change. It's an enormous change.\n\nSITE: https://hcde.instructure.com/courses/89960/pages/regarder-number-fr-drunk-streaming-vf-2020-vostfr-~-drunk-streaming-vf-en-vost=fr\n\nWhether Biden will be wise and constructive, I don't know. But he clearly will want to improve relations, to re-establish relations with the Europeans on a cooperative basis. When Biden crafts his China policy, he'll try to do it in as multilateral a manner as possible. So all of these things are essentially to the good. But, beyond that, we don't know yet what the content of his policy will be.\n\nAmerica has not grown in strength over the last 10 years, relative to a rising China. The US policy of strategic prudence in the Mediterranean will continue, meaning: The Americans are not going to do it for us. If you look towards Eastern Europe [in the last decade], the Ukrainian account was handled essentially by the Europeans, with the Americans in the background. The key players [in 2014] were German Chancellor Angela Merkel and French president François Hollande, not Barack Obama. There is little reason to expect that to change.\n\nSo it's not going to be back to the world of American leadership. It's going to be back to what I call \"Obama minus\".\n\nFRANCE 24: Obama minus?\n\nHeisbourg: Yes. That is, focus on China and let other people handle the other stuff. In a friendly manner – but if people are expecting American leadership, they're probably not going to get it. I don't see why Biden, who was Obama's vice president, would take a higher profile [in foreign affairs] than Obama did. And Trump to a very large extent – in terms of attitude, not implementation – was very much a continuity president in the Mediterranean.\n\n[Consider] the stuff the French have been doing in the eastern Mediterranean over the last few months. It's not as if the Americans were absent, but they are no more present than the Egyptians or the Emiratis. The Russians and the Turks are definitely more present.\n\nBiden's Middle East policy\n\nFRANCE 24: In Europe, Merkel is winding up her term just as Biden arrives; Emmanuel Macron will start getting to the less constructive part of his term should he seek re-election. What can Biden's arrival mean for them?\n\nSITE: https://hcde.instructure.com/courses/89960/pages/regarder-number-fr-poly-streaming-vf-2020-vostfr-~-poly-streaming-vf-en-vost=fr-poly\n\nHeisbourg: A return to civilised relations. That in itself is very important. If they expect American leadership, I don't think they'll get it. But if they expect a civilised, cooperative relationship with the US, I think they will. And that's not trivial.\n\nThere is this sort of feeling [here in France] that we shouldn't get carried away with expectations. That's actually a pretty good thing because big expectations will be disappointed. If one expects a return to civilised relations and that there will be all sorts of issues on which it will be possible to consult, concert and sometimes even agree, then expectations will be met. And that hasn't happened for a long time.\n\nFRANCE 24: What about Brexit? Should British PM Boris Johnson be quaking in his boots at the arrival of this pro-Ireland US leader?\n\nHeisbourg: When you look at the spin from Number 10 [Downing Street] and Her Majesty's Government, yes, clearly they have woken up to the painful revelation that there are more Irish people in the States than there are in Ireland [laughs]. And now one of them happens to be the president [laughs]! I think Johnson will really come to regret not having stuck to the terms of the Withdrawal Agreement.\n\nFRANCE 24: Has Trump damaged any global relationships irreparably?\n\nHeisbourg: Yes. The short answer is yes. The longer answer is: We now know that the US is a deeply divided society and that anything can happen by the end of the current electoral cycle. Biden may not run in 2024; Trump got 4 million more votes than the last time!\n\nFRANCE 24: Would leaders be wise to brace themselves for the return of Trump-ism?\n\nHeisbourg: No, it's not so much that. It's not that there is a specific fear. It's simply that – from basically the beginning of the Cold War until Trump was elected – the outside world could assume that the US was going to stick to the basic choices it made at the beginning of the Cold War. That is: An alliance system in Asia and Europe functioning as an influence and force multiplier for the US and which implied a certain type of relationship between the US and its Asian and European partners. And that whatever the colour of the American president – even George W. Bush – that that would be the case.\n\nIndeed, one of the reasons why former French president Jacques Chirac and former German chancellor Gerhard Schroeder were ready to oppose Bush the way they did in 2003, during the Iraq crisis, was because they felt safe in their assumption that, whatever happened, the US would still function on the basis of that alliance relationship. That the risk being run was limited.\n\nTrump, of course, wanted to un-build the alliance relationship. And of course it's a great relief to know that he's not been re-elected because, if he had been, it's fair to assume the US would have left NATO by the end of his second term, de facto or de jure. That's no longer on the cards. But we are no longer safe in assuming that the US is going to stick to its 70-year-old alliance policy. The US has become an unpredictable quantity in terms of its basic foreign policy choices. That's where the damage from Trump may be irretrievable.\n\nFRANCE 24: Where might we see continuity with Biden?\n\nHeisbourg: Oh, continuity on the China account, of course. Biden will do this in a much more cooperative manner, much more multilateral, but also much more consistent – and presumably more difficult for the Chinese.\n\nTrump spent a lot of his time zigging and zagging on China. There were days where he was saying beautiful things about [Chinese President] Xi Jinping; there even were days when he was asking Xi Jinping to help him find dirt on Hunter Biden [the president-elect's son]. When you think about it, it's sort of amazing [laughs]. So Trump's policy vis-à-vis China was brutal and erratic.\n\nSITE: https://hcde.instructure.com/courses/89960/pages/regarder-dot-petit-vampire-2020-film-complet-streaming-complet-en-vf\n\nTigray has been increasingly isolated from the outside world since the fighting began on November 4: Airports and roads out of the region have been closed while Internet and telephone connections have been cut off.  On November 12 the UN’s humanitarian office reported “shortages of basic commodities” affecting “the vulnerable first and the most”.\n\nThe same day, Ethiopian Prime Minister Abiy Ahmed wrote on Twitter that federal forces have “liberated” the western part of Tigray. But given that communications from Tigray have largely been cut off, it was not possible for news agencies to verify this claim.\n\nOn Wednesday, Sudanese officials said that more than 10,000 refugees from Tigray had fled across the border to their country, adding that they expect to see a total of 200,000 Ethiopian refugees.\n\nThe European Union, the African Union and the United Nations have all called for a ceasefire. Abiy, however, tweeted on Tuesday that “we won’t rest until this junta is brought to justice” – referring to the Tigrayan People’s Liberation Front (TPLF), the political party and armed group that runs the region bordering Eritrea. 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      "body": "Of all US President Donald Trump’s foreign policy moves, it may be those in the Middle East that prove the most lasting. Trump pulled out of the 2015 Iran nuclear deal; angered the Palestinians by moving the US embassy to Jerusalem, cutting off US aid and closing their diplomatic mission in Washington, D.C.; and later brokered the normalisation of ties between Israel and several Arab states. Now, Israelis, Palestinians and others are trying to anticipate what Joe Biden’s incoming administration will mean for the region.\n\nAid agencies are unable to bring food and health supplies to Ethiopia’s northern Tigray region, the UN warned on Thursday in the latest sign that the fighting there is intensifying. Analysts say that federal forces are facing a tough opponent in the Tigray People’s Liberation Front (TPLF), and that the conflict threatens to further destabilise other parts of Ethiopia.\n\nBefore a sea of cheering, weeping supporters, many of them waving flags from the tops of cars as they juggled jubilation with coronavirus-distancing measures, Kamala Harris delivered a victory speech on Saturday night like no other.\n\nAcknowledging her late mother, Shyamala Gopalan – who, she reminded the nation, “came here from India at the age of 19” – Harris noted that Gopalan “maybe didn't quite imagine this moment”.\n\nDressed in a white suit – the colour of the women’s suffragette movement – the US vice president-elect proceeded to unpack the historical import of the “moment”.\n\nSITE : https://vasd.instructure.com/courses/23491/pages/regarder-number-fr-miss-revolution-streaming-vf-2020-vostfr-~-miss-revolution-streaming-vf-en-vost=fr-miss-revolution\n\nFRANCE 24: Should world leaders be concerned about this awkward period? Donald Trump is a lame duck – and already quite volatile, so to speak.\n\nFrançois Heisbourg: It's 72 days [until the inauguration]. A lame duck doesn't have to prove that it can fly. Trump's not going to be re-elected. So he's entirely free. And that's very scary.\n\nFRANCE 24: What could he do?\n\nHeisbourg: Well, he can issue executive orders, that's always possible. Or he can just do nothing. If he plays golf every day, who's going to run the Covid-19 pandemic? My assumption is, it's going to be very difficult to have a coordinated approach on the pandemic. The Americans are basically two weeks behind Europe in terms of the increasing caseload. It's getting rapidly worse. By the end of the month, you'll have an increase in the fatalities and so on in the States.\n\nProblem B is that the lame-duck Congress and the lame-duck secretary of the Treasury may or may not agree on the stimulus package before January 20th. It's not going to be a great time for the American economy – and, by ricochet, for the European economy, either.\n\nSITE : https://vasd.instructure.com/courses/23491/pages/regarder-dot-miss-revolution-2020-film-complet-streaming-complet-en-vf\n\nFRANCE 24: In terms of foreign policy, what concerns are there about how to deal with Trump in the interim? Or will leaders just hang on until Joe Biden takes office?\n\nHeisbourg: They'll wait until the new man comes in. What can you negotiate with Trump at this stage? I assume nothing much. I don't expect any policy decisions from Trump in that area. But we don't know that a foreign country is not going to do something which will stress America's decision-making capability.\n\nFRANCE 24: Something that requires a response and doesn't get one?\n\nHeisbourg: Yes. It could well happen. So, the transition is going to be really long.\n\nFRANCE 24: Turning to President-elect Biden, former European Commission president Jean-Claude Juncker says things are going to get a lot easier because Biden understands Europe better than Trump. Is that your sense?\n\nHeisbourg: He knows Europe and the Europeans know him. Biden is very much part of the furniture. All of us have met Biden at one time or another in the last 48 years [laughs]. We've learned to know each other. And, of course, Biden is an adult. He may not be a perfect adult, but he is an adult, and that in itself is a great relief [laughs]. It's a big change. It's an enormous change.\n\nSITE: https://vasd.instructure.com/courses/23491/pages/regarder-number-fr-split-streaming-vf-2017-vostfr-~-split-streaming-vf-en-vost=fr\n\nWhether Biden will be wise and constructive, I don't know. But he clearly will want to improve relations, to re-establish relations with the Europeans on a cooperative basis. When Biden crafts his China policy, he'll try to do it in as multilateral a manner as possible. So all of these things are essentially to the good. But, beyond that, we don't know yet what the content of his policy will be.\n\nAmerica has not grown in strength over the last 10 years, relative to a rising China. The US policy of strategic prudence in the Mediterranean will continue, meaning: The Americans are not going to do it for us. If you look towards Eastern Europe [in the last decade], the Ukrainian account was handled essentially by the Europeans, with the Americans in the background. The key players [in 2014] were German Chancellor Angela Merkel and French president François Hollande, not Barack Obama. There is little reason to expect that to change.\n\nSo it's not going to be back to the world of American leadership. It's going to be back to what I call \"Obama minus\".\n\nFRANCE 24: Obama minus?\n\nHeisbourg: Yes. That is, focus on China and let other people handle the other stuff. In a friendly manner – but if people are expecting American leadership, they're probably not going to get it. I don't see why Biden, who was Obama's vice president, would take a higher profile [in foreign affairs] than Obama did. And Trump to a very large extent – in terms of attitude, not implementation – was very much a continuity president in the Mediterranean.\n\n[Consider] the stuff the French have been doing in the eastern Mediterranean over the last few months. It's not as if the Americans were absent, but they are no more present than the Egyptians or the Emiratis. The Russians and the Turks are definitely more present.\n\nBiden's Middle East policy\n\nFRANCE 24: In Europe, Merkel is winding up her term just as Biden arrives; Emmanuel Macron will start getting to the less constructive part of his term should he seek re-election. What can Biden's arrival mean for them?\n\nSITE: https://vasd.instructure.com/courses/23491/pages/regarder-number-vod-abou-leila-streaming-vf-2020-vostfr-~-abou-leila-streaming-vf-en-vost=fr\n\nHeisbourg: A return to civilised relations. That in itself is very important. If they expect American leadership, I don't think they'll get it. But if they expect a civilised, cooperative relationship with the US, I think they will. And that's not trivial.\n\nThere is this sort of feeling [here in France] that we shouldn't get carried away with expectations. That's actually a pretty good thing because big expectations will be disappointed. If one expects a return to civilised relations and that there will be all sorts of issues on which it will be possible to consult, concert and sometimes even agree, then expectations will be met. And that hasn't happened for a long time.\n\nFRANCE 24: What about Brexit? Should British PM Boris Johnson be quaking in his boots at the arrival of this pro-Ireland US leader?\n\nHeisbourg: When you look at the spin from Number 10 [Downing Street] and Her Majesty's Government, yes, clearly they have woken up to the painful revelation that there are more Irish people in the States than there are in Ireland [laughs]. And now one of them happens to be the president [laughs]! I think Johnson will really come to regret not having stuck to the terms of the Withdrawal Agreement.\n\nFRANCE 24: Has Trump damaged any global relationships irreparably?\n\nHeisbourg: Yes. The short answer is yes. The longer answer is: We now know that the US is a deeply divided society and that anything can happen by the end of the current electoral cycle. Biden may not run in 2024; Trump got 4 million more votes than the last time!\n\nFRANCE 24: Would leaders be wise to brace themselves for the return of Trump-ism?\n\nHeisbourg: No, it's not so much that. It's not that there is a specific fear. It's simply that – from basically the beginning of the Cold War until Trump was elected – the outside world could assume that the US was going to stick to the basic choices it made at the beginning of the Cold War. That is: An alliance system in Asia and Europe functioning as an influence and force multiplier for the US and which implied a certain type of relationship between the US and its Asian and European partners. And that whatever the colour of the American president – even George W. Bush – that that would be the case.\n\nIndeed, one of the reasons why former French president Jacques Chirac and former German chancellor Gerhard Schroeder were ready to oppose Bush the way they did in 2003, during the Iraq crisis, was because they felt safe in their assumption that, whatever happened, the US would still function on the basis of that alliance relationship. That the risk being run was limited.\n\nTrump, of course, wanted to un-build the alliance relationship. And of course it's a great relief to know that he's not been re-elected because, if he had been, it's fair to assume the US would have left NATO by the end of his second term, de facto or de jure. That's no longer on the cards. But we are no longer safe in assuming that the US is going to stick to its 70-year-old alliance policy. The US has become an unpredictable quantity in terms of its basic foreign policy choices. That's where the damage from Trump may be irretrievable.\n\nFRANCE 24: Where might we see continuity with Biden?\n\nHeisbourg: Oh, continuity on the China account, of course. Biden will do this in a much more cooperative manner, much more multilateral, but also much more consistent – and presumably more difficult for the Chinese.\n\nTrump spent a lot of his time zigging and zagging on China. There were days where he was saying beautiful things about [Chinese President] Xi Jinping; there even were days when he was asking Xi Jinping to help him find dirt on Hunter Biden [the president-elect's son]. When you think about it, it's sort of amazing [laughs]. So Trump's policy vis-à-vis China was brutal and erratic.\n\nSITE: https://vasd.instructure.com/courses/23491/pages/regarder-number-fr-divorce-club-streaming-vf-2020-vostfr-~-divorce-club-streaming-vf-en-vost=fr\n\nTigray has been increasingly isolated from the outside world since the fighting began on November 4: Airports and roads out of the region have been closed while Internet and telephone connections have been cut off.  On November 12 the UN’s humanitarian office reported “shortages of basic commodities” affecting “the vulnerable first and the most”.\n\nThe same day, Ethiopian Prime Minister Abiy Ahmed wrote on Twitter that federal forces have “liberated” the western part of Tigray. But given that communications from Tigray have largely been cut off, it was not possible for news agencies to verify this claim.\n\nOn Wednesday, Sudanese officials said that more than 10,000 refugees from Tigray had fled across the border to their country, adding that they expect to see a total of 200,000 Ethiopian refugees.\n\nThe European Union, the African Union and the United Nations have all called for a ceasefire. Abiy, however, tweeted on Tuesday that “we won’t rest until this junta is brought to justice” – referring to the Tigrayan People’s Liberation Front (TPLF), the political party and armed group that runs the region bordering Eritrea. Diplomatic and security sources told Reuters that Abiy is keen to crush his opponents in Tigray and does not want mediation.\n\nWhen the media announced Joe Biden’s projected victory in the US presidential elections on Saturday after several tense days of vote counting, congratulatory messages from world leaders promptly started pouring in.\n\nReactions from the Middle East were generally positive, though the governments of Israel and several Gulf states with very close ties to the Trump administration were cautious.\n\nIsraeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu waited 12 hours before tweeting his congratulations, but even then he did not mention the words “election” or “victory”, nor did he call Biden the “president-elect”. 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      "title": "France's Macron congratulates Biden in first phone call to US president-elect FRANCE",
      "body": "The talks between Biden and Macron, who sought to form a solid working relationship with outgoing President Donald Trump, focused on international cooperation on the main global issues, it added.\n\n\"The president congratulated Joe Biden and his vice president Kamala Harris and emphasised his desire to work together on the current issues -- climate, health, the fight against terrorism and the defence of fundamental rights,\" the Elysee said.\n\nMacron has never met Biden, who served as vice president under Barack Obama from 2008-2016 before Macron arrived at the Elysee in 2017.\n\nIn contrast to some other EU leaders, Macron sought from the outset to build a strong relationship with Trump, hosting him for a high profile visit to Paris in 2017 and then again for the 2019 G7 summit in Biarritz.\n\nFrench geopolitics specialist François Heisbourg is senior advisor for Europe at London's International Institute for Strategic Studies and special advisor at the Foundation for Strategic Research in Paris. He spoke with FRANCE 24 on Monday about what foreign counterparts can expect of the erratic outgoing commander-in-chief and of a successor very familiar to some.\n\nIn London and Paris, President Emmanuel Macron and Prime Minister Boris Johnson attended Armistice Day ceremonies to mark 100 years since the memorial interment of two unknown warriors -- one from each country -- in honour of the fallen.\n\n\"November 11, 1918. At 11.00 am, throughout France, bells and bugles sounded the ceasefire. Millions of soldiers died for France. For our freedom. For our values. Let us never forget,\" Macron tweeted after a ceremony at the Arc de Triomphe.\n\nSITE: https://hcde.instructure.com/courses/89754/assignments/471371\n\nSITE: https://hcde.instructure.com/courses/89754/assignments/471434\n\nIt is also 100 years since the remains of two nameless soldiers -- one French and one British -- were taken from the Western Front to be honoured in memorial graves at the Arc de Triomphe and in London's Westminster Abbey.\n\nBritain's Prince Charles laid a wreath at the abbey, while England rugby players training in London and soldiers deployed to a coronavirus rapid-testing facility in Liverpool took time out to observe two minutes' silence for the fallen war heroes.\n\nCommemorations were also held in Kosovo, Belgrade, Edinburgh and Brussels.\n\nAs Europe paid its respects, a bomb struck a World War I commemoration attended by Western diplomats in the Saudi city of Jeddah, leaving at least two people wounded.\n\nThe attack came amid widespread Muslim anger at Macron's vow to tackle radical Islam in the aftermath of a string of terror attacks which have claimed 250 lives on French soil since 2015.\n\nLast month, a Saudi citizen with a knife wounded a guard at the French consulate in Jeddah on the same day a knife-wielding man killed three people in a church in Nice in southern France.\n\n- Pantheon honour -\n\nMacron did not address the Paris memorial, which was sparsely attended and socially-distanced amid a second nationwide lockdown to curtail the coronavirus outbreak.\n\nAfter laying a wreath, he greeted military officials one by one, thanking them for their service.\n\nLater Wednesday, Macron was to preside over a ceremony to reinter the remains of World War I writer Maurice Genevoix at the Pantheon of national heroes in Paris.\n\nMacron has championed the honour to encourage remembrance of the conflict.\n\nSuch a response should focus on \"the development of common databases, the exchange of information or the strengthening of criminal policies,\" he said after hosting a video conference with fellow EU leaders.\n\nThe online summit came a week after a convicted Islamic State group supporter killed four people in a shooting rampage in the heart of Vienna, following hot on the heels of last month's attack on a church in the French city of Nice and the beheading of a teacher in a Paris suburb two weeks before that.\n\nMacron called the summit after the Austrian attack to seek an EU-wide response to Islamist attacks.\n\nIt was attended by Austrian Chancellor Sebastian Kurz, German Chancellor Angela Merkel, Dutch Prime Minister Mark Rutte, European Council chief Charles Michel and EU Commission head Ursula von der Leyen.\n\nFrench officials will later move the remains of wartime writer Maurice Genevoix into the country's Panthéon of national heroes, an honour championed by Macron to encourage remembrance of the conflict.\n\nGenevoix wrote five memoirs of his time as a frontline soldier experiencing the horrors of trench warfare in the conflict, which he later collected into a single book \"Ceux de 14\" (\"Men of 14\").\n\nThe work is considered by many to be the single greatest literary work to have emerged in French from the 1914-18 war, with its raw insight into the experience of battle drawing comparisons with \"Storm of Steel\" by German writer Ernst Junger or the English poetry of Wilfred Owen.\n\nMarking 102 years since the end of World War I, an installation by French composer Pascal Dusapin and German artist Anselm Kiefer, commissioned by the French presidency, will also be put in the Panthéon.\n\nA host of other events are planned across France to mark Armistice Day.\n\nOfficials in the Limousin region will commemorate the deeds of a six-year-old boy who is hailed as the youngest French World War II hero for carrying messages under his shirt to leaders of the resistance against Nazi occupation.\n\nThe name of Marcel Pinte — known as Quinquin — will be inscribed on Wednesday into the war memorial in Aixe-sur-Vienne just west of the city of Limoges.\nThe statement added that Macron's policies were aimed at \"fighting against radical Islamism, and to do so with the Muslims of France, who are an integral part of French society, history and the Republic.\"\n\"We will not give in, ever,\" Macron tweeted on Sunday. \"We respect all differences in a spirit of peace. We do not accept hate speech and defend reasonable debate. We will always be on the side of human dignity and universal values.\"\nPaty's death has sparked a security crackdown in France, where officials are targeting hate speech on social media and organizations and non-profits with possible links to Islamism.\nThe Mohammed caricatures that Paty used in his class originally appeared in Charlie Hebdo, and were cited as the motivation for a terror attack on the satirical magazine in 2015 that left 12 people dead. Macron fiercely defended the right to display such cartoons in France at the memorial event for Paty..\n\nFrench Prime Minister Jean Castex has said his government would keep “fighting relentlessly” against “radical Islam” as he paid tribute to the three victims of a knife attack in the southern city of Nice last month.\n\n“We know the enemy. Not only has it been identified, but it has a name, it is radical Islam, a political ideology that disfigures the Muslim religion,” Castex said in a speech during a ceremony for the victims on Saturday.\n\n“(It is) an enemy that the government is fighting relentlessly by providing the necessary resources and mobilising all of its forces every day,” he added.\n\nSITE: https://hcde.instructure.com/courses/89754/assignments/471469\n\nSITE: https://hcde.instructure.com/courses/89754/assignments/471718\n\nConcerns over security and immigration have increased in France after the knife attack at a church in Nice on October 29 saw three people killed.\n\nThe man suspected of carrying out the Nice attack – still in a critical condition after being shot by police – was a 21-year-old Tunisian born who had arrived in Europe on September 20, landing in Lampedusa, the Italian island off Tunisia. He has been identified as Brahim Issaoui.\n\nThe attack came after the beheading of Samuel Paty, a school teacher in a Paris suburb who showed his pupils caricatures of the Prophet Muhammad during a discussion on free speech.\n\nFrench President Emmanuel Macron’s subsequent defence of the right to draw the prophet drew the ire of Muslim communities across the world, with trade associations in several Muslim countries announcing a boycott of French products.\n\nJoe Biden, the US president-elect, has cast himself as a moderate with the experience and empathy required to offset Donald Trump’s disruptive presidency. Having battled adversity throughout a career scarred by personal tragedy, he says he feels the pain of a nation unnerved by economic crisis, civil unrest and a deadly pandemic. \n\nSlovak officials said the team included two Downing Street advisers and two people responsible for arranging the UK’s large-scale testing programme in Liverpool.\n\n“They are interested in our lessons and in the details and results,” said Slovakia’s deputy defence minister, Marian Majer, who added that Slovakia has offered to send a planning team to London to help with UK preparations if required.\n\nSITE: https://hcde.instructure.com/courses/89754/assignments/471786\n\nSITE: https://vasd.instructure.com/courses/23375/pages/full-%3E-watch-123movies-after-we-collided-2020\n\nA No 10 spokesperson declined to comment on the visit except to say that “we are constantly seeking to evolve our testing system in order to control the spread of the virus and bring the R rate down”.\n\nAmong 302 such adults, 16 (5.3%) had antibodies, likely generated during infections with “common cold” coronaviruses, that reacted to a specific region of the spike protein on the new virus called the S2 subunit. Among 48 children and adolescents, 21 (43.8%) had these antibodies. In test tube experiments, blood serum from both older and younger uninfected individuals with cross-reactive antibodies could neutralise the new coronavirus. That was not the case with serum from study participants who lacked these antibodies.\n\n“Together, these findings may help explain higher Covid-19 susceptibility in older people and provide insight into whether pre-established immunity to seasonal coronaviruses offers protection against SARS-CoV-2,” the publishers of the journal said in a statement. The findings also suggest that targeting the S2 subunit on the coronavirus spike protein might be the basis for a drug or vaccine that works on multiple types of coronavirus.\nThe woman worked election day as an election judge supervisor at Memorial Hall in Blanchette Park in the St Louis suburb of St Charles. Officials don’t yet know if the virus was the cause of death. County officials didn’t release her name, citing privacy laws.\n\nLost confidence\n\nGood evening from London. I’m Lucy Campbell, I’ll be bringing you all the latest global developments on the coronavirus pandemic for the next few hours. Please feel free to get in touch with me as I work if you have a story or tips to share! Your thoughts are always welcome.\n\nKamala Devi Harris, the daughter of Indian and Jamaican immigrants, is to become the highest-ranking woman in the 244-year existence of the United States. She's been welcomed by women, by black activists and by a chorus of liberal voices – but she comes to the job after having publicly savaged Joe Biden in the first Democrat TV debate, and with a confused reputation from her time as California attorney general.\n\nSITE: https://vasd.instructure.com/courses/23375/pages/watch-%3E-demon-slayer-kimetsu-no-yaiba-the-movie-mugen-train-2020-free-hd-online\n\nSITE: https://vasd.instructure.com/courses/23375/pages/watch-hd-borat-subsequent-moviefilm-2020-full-movie-free\n\nKamala Harris was among the gang of Democratic contenders who slugged it out in the first of the party's televised debates, back in June, 2019. In the course of that frequently stormy discussion, Harris accused Biden of having sided with racial segregationists in the 1970s by opposing legislation on \"bussing\", the controversial use of federal transport to bring black kids to white schools.\n\nBiden, when he was a Delaware Senator in 1975, did indeed describe bussing as \"asinine\". In the 2019 debate, Harris told the man who will become her boss next January that he had been wrong to oppose the system that gave her the start of an education that had made her career possible. \"I was the girl on the bus,\" she said. Biden ran out of time before he could answer.\n\nWorldwide, there have been 1,235,148 Covid-19-related deaths. The United States is the hardest hit country with 234,944 fatalities, followed by Brazil with 161,736, India 124,985, Mexico 93,772 and the UK 48,120.\n\nThe US has also recorded more than 120,000 new daily infections - breaking a record set the day before.\n\nEurope’s number of coronavirus-linked deaths has surged past 300,000 and its number of infections surpassed 12 million, according to an AFP tally from official sources.\n\nThe region’s 300,688 recorded deaths is second only to the 408,841 in Latin America and the Caribbean.\n\nThe New York Times described Harris's assault on Biden as \"perhaps the toughest attack he faced throughout the primary campaign\".\n\nThat was then. Harris dropped out of contention before the first of the party's selection votes, running out of money.\n\nWhen Joe Biden secured the Democrat nomination, he took the woman who had savaged him as his running-mate, and Kamala Harris was rocketing towards the glass ceiling with a clenched fist.\n\nSITE: https://framaforms.org/demon-slayer-mugen-train-kimetsu-no-yaiba-film-full-hd-mugen-train-2020-demon-slayer-infinity-0\n\nSITE: https://framaforms.org/123-watch-after-we-collided-2020-full-online-free-hd-1605118941\n\nA long career of being first\n\nHarris was born 56 years ago in Oakland, California, across the Bay from San Francisco.\n\nIn an interview last year with The New Yorker magazine, she summed up her career quite simply: “Here’s the thing: every office I’ve run for I was the first to win. First person of colour. First woman. First woman of colour. Every time.”\n\nShe has been, successively, San Francisco district attorney in 2003, attorney general of California in 2010, senator in 2016, vice-president-elect in 2020, seconding the oldest man ever elected to the White House.\n\nShe has played several crucial roles in the Biden campaign, becoming a forceful voice for racial justice, meeting black activists nationwide and showing up at Black Lives Matter protests. She also clearly helped to boost voter participation by black women in places like Detroit, Milwaukee and Philadelphia.\n\nA mixed political legacy\n\nAs a senator, Harris supported Medicare-for-all and other health care reform plans. She introduced bills aimed at reducing racial disparities in health care, the economy and the criminal justice system.\n\nCritics have wondered why she did so little to change the criminal justice system when she was working inside it in California.\n\nHer efforts to end school absenteeism in San Francisco have been criticised as punitive of poor households, with parents being sent to jail because their kids were needed at home to mind sick siblings. As a prosecutor, Harris is alleged to have asked for bail amounts five times higher than the national average. She is accused of having ignored the Black Lives Matter movements until it became politically useful.\n\n“We will not give up cartoons,” President Emmanuel Macron earlier told a solemn ceremony at the Sorbonne university in Paris attended by Paty’s family, who was targeted for having shown cartoons of the Prophet Mohamed in a civics class discussion on free speech early this month.\n\nThe president gave France’s highest civilian award, the Legion of Honour, to Paty and said he had been slain by “cowards” for representing the secular, democratic values of the French Republic.\n\n“He was killed because Islamists want our future,” Macron said. “They will never have it.”\n\nSITE: https://framaforms.org/123-watch-borat-subsequent-moviefilm-2020-full-online-free-hd-1605119067\n\nSITE: https://framaforms.org/123-watch-30-jours-max-2020-full-online-free-hd-1605119195\nA family history of feminism\n\npresident on Friday declared a state of health emergency that will come into force next week to allow the government to impose further coronavirus restrictions.\n\nIn a televised appearance, Marcelo Rebelo de Sousa said he had just signed a decree “relating to a second state of emergency” since the start of the pandemic that will last at least two weeks.\n\nIt will be “very limited and largely preventative” but “paves the way for new measures such as restricting traffic to certain times and certain days, in highest risk municipalities,” he said.\n\nThe government will hold an extraordinary cabinet meeting on Saturday to decide what type of measures to introduce.\n\nThese could include a nighttime curfew similar to what has been implemented in other European nations, or taking people’s temperature at some locations.\n\nDuring the first wave of the pandemic in the spring, Portuguese authorities decreed a six-week state of emergency.\n\nSome 7.1 million people are currently living under new restrictions and have been asked to stay home and work remotely as far as possible.\n\nBut unlike the first spring lockdown, schools remain open, along with shops and restaurants, though they have to close earlier.\n\nSince the start of the pandemic, Portugal has reported close to 167,000 cases and more than 2,700 deaths.\n\nHarris’s mother, Shyamala Gopalan, the Brahman daughter of a diplomat from Chennai, India, graduated from the University of Delhi at age 19, avoided an arranged marriage, and went to the University of California at Berkeley to study nutrition and endocrinology.\n\nTrump’s campaign said it would file a lawsuit to stop Michigan from officially certifying Biden as the winner there until the state could verify that votes were cast lawfully, the latest in a flurry of lawsuits in battleground states to try to back up Trump’s unsupported claims of widespread fraud.\n\nLegal experts have said Trump’s litigation has little chance of changing the outcome, and state officials have said there were no significant irregularities in the Nov. 3 election.\n\nMeanwhile, Trump supporters faced a possible setback in Pennsylvania. A witness who had raised accusations of ballot tampering recanted his allegations, according to Democrats in Congress who were briefed on the investigation.\n\nSITE: https://vasd.instructure.com/courses/23369/pages/regarder-number-fr-tout-simplement-noir-streaming-vf-2020-vostfr-~-tout-simplement-noir-streaming-vf-en-vost=fr\n\nSITE: https://vasd.instructure.com/courses/23369/pages/regarder-number-fr-terrible-jungle-streaming-vf-2020-vostfr-~-terrible-jungle-streaming-vf-en-vost=fr\n\n“She was one of the very few women of colour in science,” Harris told The New Yorker about her mother. “When I decided to run, she said, ‘Honey, you watch out for what’s going to happen, because there are still certain myths about what women can do and cannot do, in spite of the fact of what women actually do in life.’\n\n\"And she said, ‘Two of those myths are that women can do certain things but not necessarily be in charge of your security or your money.’ In spite of the fact that, who is the lioness protecting those cubs at all costs? Who is it who is invariably sitting at that kitchen table in the middle of the night trying to figure out how to get those bills paid?”\n\nA huge weight of hope\n\nKamala Harris has already left a few myths in smithereens. She knows she carries a huge weight of hope for a better, more united, less racist America. But she won't be alone.\n\n“She brought the names of black women in history to the stage when she accepted her nomination,” says Glynda Carr, co-founder of the advocacy group Higher Heights, which recruits and supports black women in politics.\n\n“Maya Angelou used to say, ‘I come as one, but stand as 10,000’. That is what Kamala Harris is going to do when she steps into the Oval Office with Joe Biden.”\n\nSITE: https://vasd.instructure.com/courses/23369/pages/regarder-number-fr-ete-85-streaming-vf-2020-vostfr-~-ete-85-streaming-vf-en-vost=fr\n\nSITE: https://vasd.instructure.com/courses/23363/pages/regarder-number-vf-number-les-blagues-de-toto-streaming-vf-2020-film-~-les-blagues-de-toto-film-streaming-vf-en-vostfr\n\nDonald Trump may not have conceded defeat yet, but messages of congratulations and warm wishes were on Saturday pouring in for President-Elect Joe Biden and his running mate Kamala Harris. \n\nFrench President Emmanuel Macron was among the first to react to the pair's historic election victory.\n\n\"We have a lot to do to overcome today's challenges. Let's work together!,\" Macron tweeted after major US media networks announced the Democrats had won Pennsylvania and therefore the White House.\n\nBritish Prime Minister Boris Johnson, meanwhile, congratulated Biden on his \"election to the presidency\" and on Harris for her \"historic achievement\".\n\n\"The US is our most important ally and I look forward to working closely together on our shared priorities, from climate change to trade and security,\" Johnson tweeted.\n\nAs she congratulated Biden, Germany's Angela Merkel said that trans-Atlantic ties were \"irreplaceable\".\n\nAnd Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau said in a statement: \"I look forward to working with President-Elect Biden, Vice President-Elect Harris, their administration, and the United States Congress as we tackle the world's greatest challenges together.\"\n\nTrudeau has had a frequently stormy relationship with Trump, who once tweeted the Canadian leader was \"very dishonest and weak\" during a dispute on US tariffs.\n\nJoe Biden defeats Donald Trump to claim the White House\nMichael D. Higgins, the president of Ireland also tweeted a statement congratulating the new president and vice president, saying: \"On behalf of the people of Ireland, I wish President-Elect Biden and Vice President-Elect Harris every success in the years ahead.\"\n\nA former vice-president under Barack Obama, Biden is the first candidate to notch more than 70 million votes nationwide in a presidential contest, ultimately securing a clear path to victory after days of nail-biting suspense.\n\nSITE: https://vasd.instructure.com/courses/23363/pages/regarder-number-vf-number-greenland-le-dernier-refuge-streaming-vf-2020-film-~-greenland-film-streaming-vf-en-vostfr\n\nSITE: https://vasd.instructure.com/courses/23398/pages/watch-%3E-ip-man-4-2020-free-hd-online\n\nAn affable figure with several decades of Washington experience, Biden has vowed to restore dignity to the presidential office after four uniquely turbulent years under President Donald Trump, a former real-estate tycoon and reality-TV host.\n\nDemocratic candidate Joe Biden has defeated President Donald Trump to become the 46th president of the United States, according to the Associated Press and other US media projections. Follow the reactions to his win on our live blog below.\n\nFrance, Portugal, Russia, Italy, and Sweden were among the countries to register record daily totals of new Covid-19 infections on Friday. It comes as Europe continues to experience a second wave of the pandemic, and as many countries opt for new national lockdowns.\nRussia recorded nearly 10,000 coronavirus-linked deaths in September. Data from the state statistics service, Rosstat, shows that 9,798 deaths in the country were linked to suspected or confirmed cases of the virus in September, while deaths from all causes were up 23% from the same month last year.\nAspirin is to to be evaluated as a possible treatment for Covid-19 in one of the UK’s biggest trials. Patients infected by the novel coronavirus are at a higher risk of blood clots because of hyper-reactive platelets, the cell fragments that help stop bleeding. Aspirin is an antiplatelet agent and can reduce the risk of clots, the Recovery trial’s website said.\nThe World Health Organisation is looking into biosecurity in countries that have mink farms after Denmark ordered a nationwide cull of the animals. Maria van Kerkhove, WHO’s technical lead for Covid-19, said the transmission of the virus between animals and humans was “a concern”.\nSince June, Denmark has recorded more than 200 cases of mink-related Covid. The State Serum Institute, which deals with infectious diseases, has found 214 people infected with mink-related versions of coronavirus since June. It is one strain of the mutated coronavirus which has prompted Denmark to cull its entire herd of mink. That strain has, however, been found in only 12 people and on five mink farms so far.\n\nJérôme Fourquet is a political analyst and a director of the IFOP polling agency. He believes that this attack was different, both in targeting a teacher and in its brutality, and that there has been a \"shift in gear\" within government.\n\n\"We are no longer dealing with organised jihadist networks,\" he said, \"but a terrorist who came from our own country, an isolated individual who was radicalised.\n\n\"The government believes the response cannot only be about law enforcement. They also need to manage social networks and associations, because this tragic case shed light on a whole network which spreads hate speeches within the population. The system needs changing.\"\n\nSITE: https://vasd.instructure.com/courses/23398/pages/watch-%3E-joker-2020-free-hd-online\n\nSITE: https://vasd.instructure.com/courses/23398/pages/watch-%3E-tenet-2020-free-hd-online\n\nHe said an IFOP survey two years ago suggested that a third of teachers had \"self-censored\" to avoid conflicts over secularism. He believes the government is right to challenge what he says are ideological threats to the Republic's laws, alongside security threats.\n\nBut Laurent Mucchielli, a sociologist at France's National Centre for Scientific Research, says that President Macron and his government have \"overreacted\" for political reasons; specifically, the presidential election in 2022.\nIn Kuwait, a non-governmental chain of hypermarkets said that over 50 of its outlets planned to boycott French products. A boycott campaign is also underway in Jordan, where some grocery shops hung signs declaring that they were not selling French goods.\nA range of stores in Qatar are doing the same, including supermarket chain Al Meera, which has more than 50 branches in the Arab country. Qatar University also said that it was postponing its French Cultural Week indefinitely.\nOn Tuesday Saudi Arabia condemned the publication of \"offensive\" cartoons of the Prophet Mohammed but stopped short of calling for action against France. Riyadh also condemned terrorist acts, in a reference to Paty's death.\nPaty's murder has reignited tensions surrounding secularism, Islamism and Islamophobia in France, but public anger in Islamic countries over the Macron's handling of the attack threatens to make it a diplomatic and economic issue too.\nAmid the backlash, the French embassy in Ankara advised French citizens in Turkey on Monday to exercise caution and avoid public gatherings.\n\nSITE: https://vasd.instructure.com/courses/23398/pages/watch-%3E-poly-2020-free-hd-online\n\nSITE: https://vasd.instructure.com/courses/23398/pages/watch-%3E-peninsula-2020-free-hd-online\n\nIn Kuwait, a non-governmental chain of hypermarkets said that over 50 of its outlets planned to boycott French products. 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Riyadh also condemned terrorist acts, in a reference to Paty's death.\nPaty's murder has reignited tensions surrounding secularism, Islamism and Islamophobia in France, but public anger in Islamic countries over the Macron's handling of the attack threatens to make it a diplomatic and economic issue too.\nAmid the backlash, the French embassy in Ankara advised French citizens in Turkey on Monday to exercise caution and avoid public gatherings.\n\nPaty's death has sparked a security crackdown in France, where officials are targeting hate speech on social media and organizations and non-profits with possible links to Islamism.\nThe Mohammed caricatures that Paty used in his class originally appeared in Charlie Hebdo, and were cited as the motivation for a terror attack on the satirical magazine in 2015 that left 12 people dead. Macron fiercely defended the right to display such cartoons in France at the memorial event for Paty.\nFrance will keep \"loving debates, reasonable arguments, we will love science and its controversies,\" the French leader said. \"We will not give up caricatures, drawings, even if others are retreating.\"\n\nSITE: https://vasd.instructure.com/courses/23398/pages/watch-%3E-the-bookshop-2020-free-hd-online\n\nSITE: https://online.branded-edu.com/eportfolios/8699/Home/Filmcomplet_Tenet_Streaming_vF_2019_regarder_Tenet_Film_Streaming_VF_HD_en_Complet_et_VOSTFR\n\nHis father Eugène was himself a prominent commander, known as Athos, leading a strong local resistance movement around Limoges that would have 1,200 fighters by the end of the war.\n\nAccording to family member Alexandre Bremaud, 28 — who has fought for recognition of Marcel — the father Eugène was able through his office work to invent false identities and even have access to official papers.\n\nHe formed his first resistance unit in 1941 at the village of Gaubertie where he rented a small farm and then made formal contacts with the wider resistance movement in France. \n\n\nAmerica has not grown in strength over the last 10 years, relative to a rising China. 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      "body": "Before a sea of cheering, weeping supporters, many of them waving flags from the tops of cars as they juggled jubilation with coronavirus-distancing measures, Kamala Harris delivered a victory speech on Saturday night like no other.\n\nAcknowledging her late mother, Shyamala Gopalan – who, she reminded the nation, “came here from India at the age of 19” – Harris noted that Gopalan “maybe didn't quite imagine this moment”.\n\nDressed in a white suit – the colour of the women’s suffragette movement – the US vice president-elect proceeded to unpack the historical import of the “moment”.\n\nHer mother, Harris noted, “believed so deeply in an America where a moment like this is possible. And so, I am thinking about her and about the generations of women, Black women, Asian, White, Latina, Native American women, who throughout our nation’s history, have paved the way for this moment tonight”, she declared above the roar at the Delaware Chase Convention Centre parking lot.\n\nSITE : https://vasd.instructure.com/courses/23390/assignments/97689\n\nFRANCE 24: Should world leaders be concerned about this awkward period? Donald Trump is a lame duck – and already quite volatile, so to speak.\n\nFrançois Heisbourg: It's 72 days [until the inauguration]. A lame duck doesn't have to prove that it can fly. Trump's not going to be re-elected. So he's entirely free. And that's very scary.\n\nFRANCE 24: What could he do?\n\nHeisbourg: Well, he can issue executive orders, that's always possible. Or he can just do nothing. If he plays golf every day, who's going to run the Covid-19 pandemic? My assumption is, it's going to be very difficult to have a coordinated approach on the pandemic. The Americans are basically two weeks behind Europe in terms of the increasing caseload. It's getting rapidly worse. By the end of the month, you'll have an increase in the fatalities and so on in the States.\n\nProblem B is that the lame-duck Congress and the lame-duck secretary of the Treasury may or may not agree on the stimulus package before January 20th. It's not going to be a great time for the American economy – and, by ricochet, for the European economy, either.\n\nSITE : https://vasd.instructure.com/courses/23390/assignments/97696\n\nFRANCE 24: In terms of foreign policy, what concerns are there about how to deal with Trump in the interim? Or will leaders just hang on until Joe Biden takes office?\n\nHeisbourg: They'll wait until the new man comes in. What can you negotiate with Trump at this stage? I assume nothing much. I don't expect any policy decisions from Trump in that area. But we don't know that a foreign country is not going to do something which will stress America's decision-making capability.\n\nFRANCE 24: Something that requires a response and doesn't get one?\n\nHeisbourg: Yes. It could well happen. So, the transition is going to be really long.\n\nFRANCE 24: Turning to President-elect Biden, former European Commission president Jean-Claude Juncker says things are going to get a lot easier because Biden understands Europe better than Trump. Is that your sense?\n\nHeisbourg: He knows Europe and the Europeans know him. Biden is very much part of the furniture. All of us have met Biden at one time or another in the last 48 years [laughs]. We've learned to know each other. And, of course, Biden is an adult. He may not be a perfect adult, but he is an adult, and that in itself is a great relief [laughs]. It's a big change. It's an enormous change.\n\nSITE: https://vasd.instructure.com/courses/23390/assignments/97702\n\nWhether Biden will be wise and constructive, I don't know. But he clearly will want to improve relations, to re-establish relations with the Europeans on a cooperative basis. When Biden crafts his China policy, he'll try to do it in as multilateral a manner as possible. So all of these things are essentially to the good. But, beyond that, we don't know yet what the content of his policy will be.\n\nAmerica has not grown in strength over the last 10 years, relative to a rising China. The US policy of strategic prudence in the Mediterranean will continue, meaning: The Americans are not going to do it for us. If you look towards Eastern Europe [in the last decade], the Ukrainian account was handled essentially by the Europeans, with the Americans in the background. The key players [in 2014] were German Chancellor Angela Merkel and French president François Hollande, not Barack Obama. There is little reason to expect that to change.\n\nSo it's not going to be back to the world of American leadership. It's going to be back to what I call \"Obama minus\".\n\nFRANCE 24: Obama minus?\n\nHeisbourg: Yes. That is, focus on China and let other people handle the other stuff. In a friendly manner – but if people are expecting American leadership, they're probably not going to get it. I don't see why Biden, who was Obama's vice president, would take a higher profile [in foreign affairs] than Obama did. And Trump to a very large extent – in terms of attitude, not implementation – was very much a continuity president in the Mediterranean.\n\n[Consider] the stuff the French have been doing in the eastern Mediterranean over the last few months. It's not as if the Americans were absent, but they are no more present than the Egyptians or the Emiratis. The Russians and the Turks are definitely more present.\n\nBiden's Middle East policy\n\nFRANCE 24: In Europe, Merkel is winding up her term just as Biden arrives; Emmanuel Macron will start getting to the less constructive part of his term should he seek re-election. What can Biden's arrival mean for them?\n\nSITE: https://vasd.instructure.com/courses/23390/assignments/97704\n\nHeisbourg: A return to civilised relations. That in itself is very important. If they expect American leadership, I don't think they'll get it. But if they expect a civilised, cooperative relationship with the US, I think they will. And that's not trivial.\n\nThere is this sort of feeling [here in France] that we shouldn't get carried away with expectations. That's actually a pretty good thing because big expectations will be disappointed. If one expects a return to civilised relations and that there will be all sorts of issues on which it will be possible to consult, concert and sometimes even agree, then expectations will be met. And that hasn't happened for a long time.\n\nFRANCE 24: What about Brexit? Should British PM Boris Johnson be quaking in his boots at the arrival of this pro-Ireland US leader?\n\nHeisbourg: When you look at the spin from Number 10 [Downing Street] and Her Majesty's Government, yes, clearly they have woken up to the painful revelation that there are more Irish people in the States than there are in Ireland [laughs]. And now one of them happens to be the president [laughs]! I think Johnson will really come to regret not having stuck to the terms of the Withdrawal Agreement.\n\nFRANCE 24: Has Trump damaged any global relationships irreparably?\n\nHeisbourg: Yes. The short answer is yes. The longer answer is: We now know that the US is a deeply divided society and that anything can happen by the end of the current electoral cycle. Biden may not run in 2024; Trump got 4 million more votes than the last time!\n\nFRANCE 24: Would leaders be wise to brace themselves for the return of Trump-ism?\n\nHeisbourg: No, it's not so much that. It's not that there is a specific fear. It's simply that – from basically the beginning of the Cold War until Trump was elected – the outside world could assume that the US was going to stick to the basic choices it made at the beginning of the Cold War. That is: An alliance system in Asia and Europe functioning as an influence and force multiplier for the US and which implied a certain type of relationship between the US and its Asian and European partners. And that whatever the colour of the American president – even George W. Bush – that that would be the case.\n\nIndeed, one of the reasons why former French president Jacques Chirac and former German chancellor Gerhard Schroeder were ready to oppose Bush the way they did in 2003, during the Iraq crisis, was because they felt safe in their assumption that, whatever happened, the US would still function on the basis of that alliance relationship. That the risk being run was limited.\n\nTrump, of course, wanted to un-build the alliance relationship. And of course it's a great relief to know that he's not been re-elected because, if he had been, it's fair to assume the US would have left NATO by the end of his second term, de facto or de jure. That's no longer on the cards. But we are no longer safe in assuming that the US is going to stick to its 70-year-old alliance policy. The US has become an unpredictable quantity in terms of its basic foreign policy choices. That's where the damage from Trump may be irretrievable.\n\nFRANCE 24: Where might we see continuity with Biden?\n\nHeisbourg: Oh, continuity on the China account, of course. Biden will do this in a much more cooperative manner, much more multilateral, but also much more consistent – and presumably more difficult for the Chinese.\n\nTrump spent a lot of his time zigging and zagging on China. There were days where he was saying beautiful things about [Chinese President] Xi Jinping; there even were days when he was asking Xi Jinping to help him find dirt on Hunter Biden [the president-elect's son]. When you think about it, it's sort of amazing [laughs]. So Trump's policy vis-à-vis China was brutal and erratic.\n\nSITE: https://vasd.instructure.com/courses/23390/assignments/97708\n\nBorn to a Jamaican immigrant father and Indian Tamil mother who met during the 1960s civil rights struggle in California, Harris represents multiple minority identities that are a checklist of American diversity today. America’s first female vice president-elect is also the first Black, South Asian and Caribbean person to hold the office. Her husband, Douglas Emhoff, is also set to become the first “second gentleman” and the first Jewish spouse of a US vice president – or president, for that matter.\n\nIdentity is back in the halls of power as a celebration of diversity, an acknowledgment of the progress the US has made so far, as well as the challenges that still lie ahead. After four years under Donald Trump, a president who peddled in racially incendiary rhetoric, stoking divisions and encouraging White supremacist groups, the Joe Biden-Kamala Harris win was greeted with palpable relief among people of colour.\n\nCNN political correspondent Van Jones expressed the collective sense of deliverance minutes after the TV network called the election, when the 52-year-old Black commentator paused, collected his thoughts, and ventured, “Well, it’s easier to be a parent this morning. It’s easier to be a Dad this morning.” Choking back tears, Jones evoked Minneapolis resident George Floyd’s dying words, which became a rallying cry at Black Lives Matter protests: “This is vindication for a lot of people who really have suffered. ‘I can’t breathe.’ That was not just George Floyd. 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      "body": "US foreign policy is poised for a stark change in January, when Donald Trump – who took office in 2017 as an undiplomatic dilettante on world affairs – finally passes the torch to Joe Biden, the former vice president and longtime Senate Foreign Relations Committee chair. Biden brings experience and a steadier pair of hands, but what will that mean for global relations?\n\nFrench geopolitics specialist François Heisbourg is senior advisor for Europe at London's International Institute for Strategic Studies and special advisor at the Foundation for Strategic Research in Paris. He spoke with FRANCE 24 on Monday about what foreign counterparts can expect of the erratic outgoing commander-in-chief and of a successor very familiar to some.\n\nSITE : https://vasd.instructure.com/courses/23364/pages/regarder-number-fr-la-vie-scolaire-streaming-vf-2019-vostfr-~-la-vie-scolaire-streaming-vf-en-vost=fr\n\nSITE : https://vasd.instructure.com/courses/23364/pages/regarder-number-fr-frozen-2-streaming-vf-2020-vostfr-~-la-reine-des-neiges-2-streaming-vf-en-vost=fr\n\nFRANCE 24: Should world leaders be concerned about this awkward period? Donald Trump is a lame duck – and already quite volatile, so to speak.\n\nFrançois Heisbourg: It's 72 days [until the inauguration]. A lame duck doesn't have to prove that it can fly. Trump's not going to be re-elected. So he's entirely free. And that's very scary.\n\nFRANCE 24: What could he do?\n\nHeisbourg: Well, he can issue executive orders, that's always possible. Or he can just do nothing. If he plays golf every day, who's going to run the Covid-19 pandemic? My assumption is, it's going to be very difficult to have a coordinated approach on the pandemic. The Americans are basically two weeks behind Europe in terms of the increasing caseload. It's getting rapidly worse. By the end of the month, you'll have an increase in the fatalities and so on in the States.\n\nProblem B is that the lame-duck Congress and the lame-duck secretary of the Treasury may or may not agree on the stimulus package before January 20th. It's not going to be a great time for the American economy – and, by ricochet, for the European economy, either.\n\nSITE : https://vasd.instructure.com/courses/23364/pages/regarder-number-fr-30-jours-max-streaming-vf-vostfr-2020-30-jours-max-streaming-vf-en-vost=fr\n\nSITE: https://vasd.instructure.com/courses/23364/pages/hdrip-2019-harry-quest-ce-quon-a-encore-fait-au-bon-dieu-streaming-vf-vostfr-en-film-complet\n\nFRANCE 24: In terms of foreign policy, what concerns are there about how to deal with Trump in the interim? Or will leaders just hang on until Joe Biden takes office?\n\nHeisbourg: They'll wait until the new man comes in. What can you negotiate with Trump at this stage? I assume nothing much. I don't expect any policy decisions from Trump in that area. But we don't know that a foreign country is not going to do something which will stress America's decision-making capability.\n\nFRANCE 24: Something that requires a response and doesn't get one?\n\nHeisbourg: Yes. It could well happen. So, the transition is going to be really long.\n\nFRANCE 24: Turning to President-elect Biden, former European Commission president Jean-Claude Juncker says things are going to get a lot easier because Biden understands Europe better than Trump. Is that your sense?\n\nHeisbourg: He knows Europe and the Europeans know him. Biden is very much part of the furniture. All of us have met Biden at one time or another in the last 48 years [laughs]. We've learned to know each other. And, of course, Biden is an adult. He may not be a perfect adult, but he is an adult, and that in itself is a great relief [laughs]. It's a big change. It's an enormous change.\n\nSITE: https://vasd.instructure.com/courses/23364/pages/dvdrip-dragons-3-le-monde-cache-streaming-vf-film-complet-en-vostfr-francais\n\nSITE: https://vasd.instructure.com/courses/23374/pages/regarder-number-fr-mulan-streaming-vf-2020-disneyfilm-~-mulan-streaming-vf-en-vost=fr\n\nWhether Biden will be wise and constructive, I don't know. But he clearly will want to improve relations, to re-establish relations with the Europeans on a cooperative basis. When Biden crafts his China policy, he'll try to do it in as multilateral a manner as possible. So all of these things are essentially to the good. But, beyond that, we don't know yet what the content of his policy will be.\n\nAmerica has not grown in strength over the last 10 years, relative to a rising China. The US policy of strategic prudence in the Mediterranean will continue, meaning: The Americans are not going to do it for us. If you look towards Eastern Europe [in the last decade], the Ukrainian account was handled essentially by the Europeans, with the Americans in the background. The key players [in 2014] were German Chancellor Angela Merkel and French president François Hollande, not Barack Obama. There is little reason to expect that to change.\n\nSo it's not going to be back to the world of American leadership. It's going to be back to what I call \"Obama minus\".\n\nFRANCE 24: Obama minus?\n\nHeisbourg: Yes. That is, focus on China and let other people handle the other stuff. In a friendly manner – but if people are expecting American leadership, they're probably not going to get it. I don't see why Biden, who was Obama's vice president, would take a higher profile [in foreign affairs] than Obama did. And Trump to a very large extent – in terms of attitude, not implementation – was very much a continuity president in the Mediterranean.\n\n[Consider] the stuff the French have been doing in the eastern Mediterranean over the last few months. It's not as if the Americans were absent, but they are no more present than the Egyptians or the Emiratis. The Russians and the Turks are definitely more present.\n\nBiden's Middle East policy\n\nFRANCE 24: In Europe, Merkel is winding up her term just as Biden arrives; Emmanuel Macron will start getting to the less constructive part of his term should he seek re-election. What can Biden's arrival mean for them?\n\nSITE: https://vasd.instructure.com/courses/23374/pages/regarder-number-fr-captain-marvel-streaming-vf-2019-vostfr-~-captain-marvel-streaming-vf-en-vost=fr\n\nSITE: https://vasd.instructure.com/courses/23374/pages/regarder-number-fr-avengers-endgame-streaming-vf-2019-vostfr-~-avengers-endgame-streaming-vf-en-vost=fr\n\nHeisbourg: A return to civilised relations. That in itself is very important. If they expect American leadership, I don't think they'll get it. But if they expect a civilised, cooperative relationship with the US, I think they will. And that's not trivial.\n\nThere is this sort of feeling [here in France] that we shouldn't get carried away with expectations. That's actually a pretty good thing because big expectations will be disappointed. If one expects a return to civilised relations and that there will be all sorts of issues on which it will be possible to consult, concert and sometimes even agree, then expectations will be met. And that hasn't happened for a long time.\n\nFRANCE 24: What about Brexit? Should British PM Boris Johnson be quaking in his boots at the arrival of this pro-Ireland US leader?\n\nHeisbourg: When you look at the spin from Number 10 [Downing Street] and Her Majesty's Government, yes, clearly they have woken up to the painful revelation that there are more Irish people in the States than there are in Ireland [laughs]. And now one of them happens to be the president [laughs]! I think Johnson will really come to regret not having stuck to the terms of the Withdrawal Agreement.\n\nFRANCE 24: Has Trump damaged any global relationships irreparably?\n\nHeisbourg: Yes. The short answer is yes. The longer answer is: We now know that the US is a deeply divided society and that anything can happen by the end of the current electoral cycle. Biden may not run in 2024; Trump got 4 million more votes than the last time!\n\nFRANCE 24: Would leaders be wise to brace themselves for the return of Trump-ism?\n\nHeisbourg: No, it's not so much that. It's not that there is a specific fear. It's simply that – from basically the beginning of the Cold War until Trump was elected – the outside world could assume that the US was going to stick to the basic choices it made at the beginning of the Cold War. That is: An alliance system in Asia and Europe functioning as an influence and force multiplier for the US and which implied a certain type of relationship between the US and its Asian and European partners. And that whatever the colour of the American president – even George W. Bush – that that would be the case.\n\nIndeed, one of the reasons why former French president Jacques Chirac and former German chancellor Gerhard Schroeder were ready to oppose Bush the way they did in 2003, during the Iraq crisis, was because they felt safe in their assumption that, whatever happened, the US would still function on the basis of that alliance relationship. That the risk being run was limited.\n\nTrump, of course, wanted to un-build the alliance relationship. And of course it's a great relief to know that he's not been re-elected because, if he had been, it's fair to assume the US would have left NATO by the end of his second term, de facto or de jure. That's no longer on the cards. But we are no longer safe in assuming that the US is going to stick to its 70-year-old alliance policy. The US has become an unpredictable quantity in terms of its basic foreign policy choices. That's where the damage from Trump may be irretrievable.\n\nFRANCE 24: Where might we see continuity with Biden?\n\nHeisbourg: Oh, continuity on the China account, of course. Biden will do this in a much more cooperative manner, much more multilateral, but also much more consistent – and presumably more difficult for the Chinese.\n\nTrump spent a lot of his time zigging and zagging on China. There were days where he was saying beautiful things about [Chinese President] Xi Jinping; there even were days when he was asking Xi Jinping to help him find dirt on Hunter Biden [the president-elect's son]. When you think about it, it's sort of amazing [laughs]. So Trump's policy vis-à-vis China was brutal and erratic.\n\nSITE: https://vasd.instructure.com/courses/23374/pages/regarder-number-fr-aladdin-streaming-vf-2019-vostfr-~-aladdin-streaming-vf-en-vost=fr\n\nSITE: https://vasd.instructure.com/courses/23374/pages/full-watch-haikyu-season-4-episode-19-2020-online-free-hd\n\nBiden's approach to China is going to be less brutal and presumably much more consistent and therefore more powerful. And that's going to be priority number one for Biden – as it would have been for Trump or indeed for any other US president at this stage of play.\n\nYou also have continuity in the Mediterranean. What did Obama's press people call this during the 2011 Libyan crisis? \"Leading from the back\"? Which is not leadership. When Biden says \"no more forever wars\", he's essentially saying the same thing as Trump and Obama.\n\nFRANCE 24: For all of Trump's erratic behaviour, has he advanced the ball in any useful way for Biden?\n\nHeisbourg: One area in which stuff has happened is the recognition of Israel by a number of Arab countries. We still don't know the full story – at least I don't – but it is quite impressive to see how the Emiratis, the Bahrainis, now the Sudanese and probably the Omanis have gotten into that game ... There has been progress. Whether this is something Trump ever really gave any thought to, I don't know. But clearly there were people around him who worked hard enough to actually pull this off.\n\nIt's not as big as [former US president] Jimmy Carter during Camp David on Egypt, or even the peace treaty between Israel and Jordan under [former president] Bill Clinton, but still ... 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      "title": "FR Macron CRISIS: Eiffel Tower to SHUT as France braces for 'ULTRA-VIOLENT' protests",
      "body": "THE EIFFEL Tower will be closed today as French authorities prepare for more violent protests, following three weeks weeks of anti-government riots in Paris and across the country.\n\nAnticipating a fourth weekend of violence, France has mobilised armoured vehicles and thousands of police officers. They have also cordoned of Paris’ boulevards and plan to shut tourist hotspots like the Eiffel Tower and the Louvre. Other sites like the Orsay Museum and the Grand Palais, as well as many shops and museums, will also keep their doors shut for safety reasons.\n\nThe country has lapped up a new film and television series charting his stubborn resistance to the Nazis in World War II -- as well as to his allies, the US and Britain -- often against the greatest of odds.\n\nCulture minister Franck Riester told RTL radio: “We need to protect culture sites in Paris, but also everywhere in France.”\n\nAround 89,000 police officers will be out in the streets nationwide, an increase from 65,000 last weekend, when more than 130 people were injured and more than 400 arrested.\n\nThe street violence last week was the worst France has seen in decades.\n\nRioters torched 200 cars, looted shops and vandalised the Arc de Triomphe.\n\nSITE: https://vasd.instructure.com/courses/23185/pages/hdrip-mulan-2020-streaming-vf-en-ligne-et-vostfr-fracais\n\nSITE: https://vasd.instructure.com/courses/23185/pages/regarder-number-fr-after-chapitre-2-streaming-vf-2020-vostfr-~-after-2-streaming-vf-en-vost=fr\n\nNothing on this scale happened after other attacks on President Macron's watch, despite the violent murder of some 20 people during his tenure, among them police officers, a young woman at a train station and shoppers in a Christmas market. So what's different now?\n\nThe ministry said the reaction distorted the President's remarks for political aims, and that \"the positions defended by France [were] in favor of freedom of conscience, freedom of expression, freedom of religion and the refusal of any call to hatred.\"\nThe statement added that Macron's policies were aimed at \"fighting against radical Islamism, and to do so with the Muslims of France, who are an integral part of French society, history and the Republic.\"\n\"We will not give in, ever,\" Macron tweeted on Sunday. \"We respect all differences in a spirit of peace. We do not accept hate speech and defend reasonable debate. We will always be on the side of human dignity and universal values.\"\nPaty's death has sparked a security crackdown in France, where officials are targeting hate speech on social media and organizations and non-profits with possible links to Islamism.\nThe Mohammed caricatures that Paty used in his class originally appeared in Charlie Hebdo, and were cited as the motivation for a terror attack on the satirical magazine in 2015 that left 12 people dead. Macron fiercely defended the right to display such cartoons in France at the memorial event for Paty..\n\nFrench Prime Minister Jean Castex has said his government would keep “fighting relentlessly” against “radical Islam” as he paid tribute to the three victims of a knife attack in the southern city of Nice last month.\n\n“We know the enemy. Not only has it been identified, but it has a name, it is radical Islam, a political ideology that disfigures the Muslim religion,” Castex said in a speech during a ceremony for the victims on Saturday.\n\n“(It is) an enemy that the government is fighting relentlessly by providing the necessary resources and mobilising all of its forces every day,” he added.\n\nSITE: https://vasd.instructure.com/courses/23185/pages/regarder-the-silencing-2020-film-complet-streaming-vf-en-vostfr\n\nSITE: https://vasd.instructure.com/courses/23185/pages/hdrip-2020-lappel-de-la-foret-streaming-vf-vostfr-en-film-complet-fr\n\nConcerns over security and immigration have increased in France after the knife attack at a church in Nice on October 29 saw three people killed.\n\nThe man suspected of carrying out the Nice attack – still in a critical condition after being shot by police – was a 21-year-old Tunisian born who had arrived in Europe on September 20, landing in Lampedusa, the Italian island off Tunisia. He has been identified as Brahim Issaoui.\n\nThe attack came after the beheading of Samuel Paty, a school teacher in a Paris suburb who showed his pupils caricatures of the Prophet Muhammad during a discussion on free speech.\n\nFrench President Emmanuel Macron’s subsequent defence of the right to draw the prophet drew the ire of Muslim communities across the world, with trade associations in several Muslim countries announcing a boycott of French products.\n\nJoe Biden, the US president-elect, has cast himself as a moderate with the experience and empathy required to offset Donald Trump’s disruptive presidency. Having battled adversity throughout a career scarred by personal tragedy, he says he feels the pain of a nation unnerved by economic crisis, civil unrest and a deadly pandemic. \n\nSlovak officials said the team included two Downing Street advisers and two people responsible for arranging the UK’s large-scale testing programme in Liverpool.\n\n“They are interested in our lessons and in the details and results,” said Slovakia’s deputy defence minister, Marian Majer, who added that Slovakia has offered to send a planning team to London to help with UK preparations if required.\n\nSITE: https://vasd.instructure.com/courses/23185/pages/regarder-number-vf-le-chant-du-loup-streaming-vf-2019-film-~-le-chant-du-loup-film-streaming-vf-en-vostfr\n\nSITE: https://vasd.instructure.com/courses/23186/pages/regarder-number-vf-green-book-sur-les-routes-du-sud-streaming-vf-2019-film-~-green-book-film-streaming-vf-en-vostfr\n\nA No 10 spokesperson declined to comment on the visit except to say that “we are constantly seeking to evolve our testing system in order to control the spread of the virus and bring the R rate down”.\n\nAmong 302 such adults, 16 (5.3%) had antibodies, likely generated during infections with “common cold” coronaviruses, that reacted to a specific region of the spike protein on the new virus called the S2 subunit. Among 48 children and adolescents, 21 (43.8%) had these antibodies. In test tube experiments, blood serum from both older and younger uninfected individuals with cross-reactive antibodies could neutralise the new coronavirus. That was not the case with serum from study participants who lacked these antibodies.\n\n“Together, these findings may help explain higher Covid-19 susceptibility in older people and provide insight into whether pre-established immunity to seasonal coronaviruses offers protection against SARS-CoV-2,” the publishers of the journal said in a statement. The findings also suggest that targeting the S2 subunit on the coronavirus spike protein might be the basis for a drug or vaccine that works on multiple types of coronavirus.\nThe woman worked election day as an election judge supervisor at Memorial Hall in Blanchette Park in the St Louis suburb of St Charles. Officials don’t yet know if the virus was the cause of death. County officials didn’t release her name, citing privacy laws.\n\nLost confidence\n\nGood evening from London. I’m Lucy Campbell, I’ll be bringing you all the latest global developments on the coronavirus pandemic for the next few hours. Please feel free to get in touch with me as I work if you have a story or tips to share! Your thoughts are always welcome.\n\nKamala Devi Harris, the daughter of Indian and Jamaican immigrants, is to become the highest-ranking woman in the 244-year existence of the United States. She's been welcomed by women, by black activists and by a chorus of liberal voices – but she comes to the job after having publicly savaged Joe Biden in the first Democrat TV debate, and with a confused reputation from her time as California attorney general.\n\nSITE: https://vasd.instructure.com/courses/23186/pages/hdrip-2020-my-hero-academia-heroes-rising-streaming-vf-vostfr-en-film-complet\n\nSITE: https://vasd.instructure.com/courses/23186/pages/dvdrip-tenet-streaming-vf-film-complet-en-vostfr-francais\n\nKamala Harris was among the gang of Democratic contenders who slugged it out in the first of the party's televised debates, back in June, 2019. In the course of that frequently stormy discussion, Harris accused Biden of having sided with racial segregationists in the 1970s by opposing legislation on \"bussing\", the controversial use of federal transport to bring black kids to white schools.\n\nBiden, when he was a Delaware Senator in 1975, did indeed describe bussing as \"asinine\". In the 2019 debate, Harris told the man who will become her boss next January that he had been wrong to oppose the system that gave her the start of an education that had made her career possible. \"I was the girl on the bus,\" she said. Biden ran out of time before he could answer.\n\nWorldwide, there have been 1,235,148 Covid-19-related deaths. The United States is the hardest hit country with 234,944 fatalities, followed by Brazil with 161,736, India 124,985, Mexico 93,772 and the UK 48,120.\n\nThe US has also recorded more than 120,000 new daily infections - breaking a record set the day before.\n\nEurope’s number of coronavirus-linked deaths has surged past 300,000 and its number of infections surpassed 12 million, according to an AFP tally from official sources.\n\nThe region’s 300,688 recorded deaths is second only to the 408,841 in Latin America and the Caribbean.\n\nThe New York Times described Harris's assault on Biden as \"perhaps the toughest attack he faced throughout the primary campaign\".\n\nThat was then. Harris dropped out of contention before the first of the party's selection votes, running out of money.\n\nWhen Joe Biden secured the Democrat nomination, he took the woman who had savaged him as his running-mate, and Kamala Harris was rocketing towards the glass ceiling with a clenched fist.\n\nSITE: https://vasd.instructure.com/courses/23186/pages/regarder-number-vf-hunger-games-streaming-vf-2012-film-~-hunger-games-film-streaming-vf-en-vostfr\n\nSITE: https://vasd.instructure.com/courses/23186/pages/hdrip-2020-harry-potter-a-l-ecole-des-sorciers-streaming-vf-vostfr-en-film-complet\n\nA long career of being first\n\nHarris was born 56 years ago in Oakland, California, across the Bay from San Francisco.\n\nIn an interview last year with The New Yorker magazine, she summed up her career quite simply: “Here’s the thing: every office I’ve run for I was the first to win. First person of colour. First woman. First woman of colour. Every time.”\n\nShe has been, successively, San Francisco district attorney in 2003, attorney general of California in 2010, senator in 2016, vice-president-elect in 2020, seconding the oldest man ever elected to the White House.\n\nShe has played several crucial roles in the Biden campaign, becoming a forceful voice for racial justice, meeting black activists nationwide and showing up at Black Lives Matter protests. She also clearly helped to boost voter participation by black women in places like Detroit, Milwaukee and Philadelphia.\n\nA mixed political legacy\n\nAs a senator, Harris supported Medicare-for-all and other health care reform plans. She introduced bills aimed at reducing racial disparities in health care, the economy and the criminal justice system.\n\nCritics have wondered why she did so little to change the criminal justice system when she was working inside it in California.\n\nHer efforts to end school absenteeism in San Francisco have been criticised as punitive of poor households, with parents being sent to jail because their kids were needed at home to mind sick siblings. As a prosecutor, Harris is alleged to have asked for bail amounts five times higher than the national average. She is accused of having ignored the Black Lives Matter movements until it became politically useful.\n\nSITE: https://hcde.instructure.com/courses/89640/pages/hdrip-voir-on-the-rocks-film-gratuit-francais-vostfr-complet-en-francais\n\nSITE: https://hcde.instructure.com/courses/89652/pages/hdrip-voir-il-etait-une-fois-a-monaco-film-gratuit-francais-vostfr-complet-en-francais\n\nA family history of feminism\n\npresident on Friday declared a state of health emergency that will come into force next week to allow the government to impose further coronavirus restrictions.\n\nIn a televised appearance, Marcelo Rebelo de Sousa said he had just signed a decree “relating to a second state of emergency” since the start of the pandemic that will last at least two weeks.\n\nIt will be “very limited and largely preventative” but “paves the way for new measures such as restricting traffic to certain times and certain days, in highest risk municipalities,” he said.\n\nThe government will hold an extraordinary cabinet meeting on Saturday to decide what type of measures to introduce.\n\nThese could include a nighttime curfew similar to what has been implemented in other European nations, or taking people’s temperature at some locations.\n\nDuring the first wave of the pandemic in the spring, Portuguese authorities decreed a six-week state of emergency.\n\nSome 7.1 million people are currently living under new restrictions and have been asked to stay home and work remotely as far as possible.\n\nBut unlike the first spring lockdown, schools remain open, along with shops and restaurants, though they have to close earlier.\n\nSince the start of the pandemic, Portugal has reported close to 167,000 cases and more than 2,700 deaths.\n\nHarris’s mother, Shyamala Gopalan, the Brahman daughter of a diplomat from Chennai, India, graduated from the University of Delhi at age 19, avoided an arranged marriage, and went to the University of California at Berkeley to study nutrition and endocrinology.\n\nSITE: \n\nSITE: \n\n“She was one of the very few women of colour in science,” Harris told The New Yorker about her mother. “When I decided to run, she said, ‘Honey, you watch out for what’s going to happen, because there are still certain myths about what women can do and cannot do, in spite of the fact of what women actually do in life.’\n\n\"And she said, ‘Two of those myths are that women can do certain things but not necessarily be in charge of your security or your money.’ In spite of the fact that, who is the lioness protecting those cubs at all costs? Who is it who is invariably sitting at that kitchen table in the middle of the night trying to figure out how to get those bills paid?”\n\nA huge weight of hope\n\nKamala Harris has already left a few myths in smithereens. She knows she carries a huge weight of hope for a better, more united, less racist America. But she won't be alone.\n\n“She brought the names of black women in history to the stage when she accepted her nomination,” says Glynda Carr, co-founder of the advocacy group Higher Heights, which recruits and supports black women in politics.\n\n“Maya Angelou used to say, ‘I come as one, but stand as 10,000’. That is what Kamala Harris is going to do when she steps into the Oval Office with Joe Biden.”\n\nSITE: https://hcde.instructure.com/courses/89643/pages/hdrip-voir-mulan-film-gratuit-francais-vostfr-complet-en-francais\n\nSITE: https://hcde.instructure.com/courses/89644/pages/hdrip-voir-enola-holmes-film-gratuit-francais-vostfr-complet-en-francais\n\nDonald Trump may not have conceded defeat yet, but messages of congratulations and warm wishes were on Saturday pouring in for President-Elect Joe Biden and his running mate Kamala Harris. \n\nFrench President Emmanuel Macron was among the first to react to the pair's historic election victory.\n\n\"We have a lot to do to overcome today's challenges. Let's work together!,\" Macron tweeted after major US media networks announced the Democrats had won Pennsylvania and therefore the White House.\n\nBritish Prime Minister Boris Johnson, meanwhile, congratulated Biden on his \"election to the presidency\" and on Harris for her \"historic achievement\".\n\n\"The US is our most important ally and I look forward to working closely together on our shared priorities, from climate change to trade and security,\" Johnson tweeted.\n\nAs she congratulated Biden, Germany's Angela Merkel said that trans-Atlantic ties were \"irreplaceable\".\n\nAnd Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau said in a statement: \"I look forward to working with President-Elect Biden, Vice President-Elect Harris, their administration, and the United States Congress as we tackle the world's greatest challenges together.\"\n\nTrudeau has had a frequently stormy relationship with Trump, who once tweeted the Canadian leader was \"very dishonest and weak\" during a dispute on US tariffs.\n\nJoe Biden defeats Donald Trump to claim the White House\nMichael D. Higgins, the president of Ireland also tweeted a statement congratulating the new president and vice president, saying: \"On behalf of the people of Ireland, I wish President-Elect Biden and Vice President-Elect Harris every success in the years ahead.\"\n\nA former vice-president under Barack Obama, Biden is the first candidate to notch more than 70 million votes nationwide in a presidential contest, ultimately securing a clear path to victory after days of nail-biting suspense.\n\nSITE: https://hcde.instructure.com/courses/89645/pages/hdrip-voir-les-miserables-film-gratuit-francais-vostfr-complet-en-francais\n\nSITE: https://hcde.instructure.com/courses/89646/pages/hdrip-voir-antebellum-film-gratuit-francais-vostfr-complet-en-francais\n\nAn affable figure with several decades of Washington experience, Biden has vowed to restore dignity to the presidential office after four uniquely turbulent years under President Donald Trump, a former real-estate tycoon and reality-TV host.\n\nDemocratic candidate Joe Biden has defeated President Donald Trump to become the 46th president of the United States, according to the Associated Press and other US media projections. Follow the reactions to his win on our live blog below.\n\nFrance, Portugal, Russia, Italy, and Sweden were among the countries to register record daily totals of new Covid-19 infections on Friday. It comes as Europe continues to experience a second wave of the pandemic, and as many countries opt for new national lockdowns.\nRussia recorded nearly 10,000 coronavirus-linked deaths in September. Data from the state statistics service, Rosstat, shows that 9,798 deaths in the country were linked to suspected or confirmed cases of the virus in September, while deaths from all causes were up 23% from the same month last year.\nAspirin is to to be evaluated as a possible treatment for Covid-19 in one of the UK’s biggest trials. Patients infected by the novel coronavirus are at a higher risk of blood clots because of hyper-reactive platelets, the cell fragments that help stop bleeding. Aspirin is an antiplatelet agent and can reduce the risk of clots, the Recovery trial’s website said.\nThe World Health Organisation is looking into biosecurity in countries that have mink farms after Denmark ordered a nationwide cull of the animals. Maria van Kerkhove, WHO’s technical lead for Covid-19, said the transmission of the virus between animals and humans was “a concern”.\nSince June, Denmark has recorded more than 200 cases of mink-related Covid. The State Serum Institute, which deals with infectious diseases, has found 214 people infected with mink-related versions of coronavirus since June. It is one strain of the mutated coronavirus which has prompted Denmark to cull its entire herd of mink. That strain has, however, been found in only 12 people and on five mink farms so far.\n\nJérôme Fourquet is a political analyst and a director of the IFOP polling agency. He believes that this attack was different, both in targeting a teacher and in its brutality, and that there has been a \"shift in gear\" within government.\n\n\"We are no longer dealing with organised jihadist networks,\" he said, \"but a terrorist who came from our own country, an isolated individual who was radicalised.\n\n\"The government believes the response cannot only be about law enforcement. They also need to manage social networks and associations, because this tragic case shed light on a whole network which spreads hate speeches within the population. The system needs changing.\"\n\nSITE: https://hcde.instructure.com/courses/89647/pages/hdrip-voir-les-nouveaux-mutants-film-gratuit-francais-vostfr-complet-en-francais\n\nSITE: https://hcde.instructure.com/courses/89648/pages/hdrip-voir-les-tuche-4-film-gratuit-francais-vostfr-complet-en-francais\n\nHe said an IFOP survey two years ago suggested that a third of teachers had \"self-censored\" to avoid conflicts over secularism. He believes the government is right to challenge what he says are ideological threats to the Republic's laws, alongside security threats.\n\nBut Laurent Mucchielli, a sociologist at France's National Centre for Scientific Research, says that President Macron and his government have \"overreacted\" for political reasons; specifically, the presidential election in 2022.\nIn Kuwait, a non-governmental chain of hypermarkets said that over 50 of its outlets planned to boycott French products. A boycott campaign is also underway in Jordan, where some grocery shops hung signs declaring that they were not selling French goods.\nA range of stores in Qatar are doing the same, including supermarket chain Al Meera, which has more than 50 branches in the Arab country. Qatar University also said that it was postponing its French Cultural Week indefinitely.\nOn Tuesday Saudi Arabia condemned the publication of \"offensive\" cartoons of the Prophet Mohammed but stopped short of calling for action against France. Riyadh also condemned terrorist acts, in a reference to Paty's death.\nPaty's murder has reignited tensions surrounding secularism, Islamism and Islamophobia in France, but public anger in Islamic countries over the Macron's handling of the attack threatens to make it a diplomatic and economic issue too.\nAmid the backlash, the French embassy in Ankara advised French citizens in Turkey on Monday to exercise caution and avoid public gatherings.\n\nSITE: https://hcde.instructure.com/courses/89649/pages/hdrip-voir-the-old-guard-film-gratuit-francais-vostfr-complet-en-francais\n\nSITE: https://hcde.instructure.com/courses/89650/pages/hdrip-voir-birds-of-prey-film-gratuit-francais-vostfr-complet-en-francais\n\nIn Kuwait, a non-governmental chain of hypermarkets said that over 50 of its outlets planned to boycott French products. A boycott campaign is also underway in Jordan, where some grocery shops hung signs declaring that they were not selling French goods.\nA range of stores in Qatar are doing the same, including supermarket chain Al Meera, which has more than 50 branches in the Arab country. Qatar University also said that it was postponing its French Cultural Week indefinitely.\nOn Tuesday Saudi Arabia condemned the publication of \"offensive\" cartoons of the Prophet Mohammed but stopped short of calling for action against France. Riyadh also condemned terrorist acts, in a reference to Paty's death.\nPaty's murder has reignited tensions surrounding secularism, Islamism and Islamophobia in France, but public anger in Islamic countries over the Macron's handling of the attack threatens to make it a diplomatic and economic issue too.\nAmid the backlash, the French embassy in Ankara advised French citizens in Turkey on Monday to exercise caution and avoid public gatherings.\n\nPaty's death has sparked a security crackdown in France, where officials are targeting hate speech on social media and organizations and non-profits with possible links to Islamism.\nThe Mohammed caricatures that Paty used in his class originally appeared in Charlie Hebdo, and were cited as the motivation for a terror attack on the satirical magazine in 2015 that left 12 people dead. Macron fiercely defended the right to display such cartoons in France at the memorial event for Paty.\nFrance will keep \"loving debates, reasonable arguments, we will love science and its controversies,\" the French leader said. \"We will not give up caricatures, drawings, even if others are retreating.\"\n\nSITE: https://hcde.instructure.com/courses/89651/pages/hdrip-voir-the-old-guard-film-gratuit-francais-vostfr-complet-en-francais\n\nSITE: https://hcde.instructure.com/courses/89655/pages/hdrip-voir-un-pays-qui-se-tient-sage-film-gratuit-francais-vostfr-complet-en-francais\n\nElsewhere, police seized 28 petrol bombs at a roundabout in Montauban near Toulouse, as well as three homemade bombs.\n\nThis weekend could be crucial for French President Emmanuel Macron, who appears who have lost control of the escalating crisis.\n\nInterior minister Christophe Castaner said: “According to our information, radicalised and rebellious people will try to mobilise tomorrow.”\n\nHe added: “Some ultra-violent people want to take part.”\n\nModerate figureheads of the “yellow vest” movement urged protestors to stay away from the French capital.\n\nAuthorities have also cancelled six French league football matches around the country.\n\nParis’ police force has identified 14 high-risk sectors to be cleared out.\n\nThey will remove all glass containers, railings and building machines set up in these sectors, including the Champs-Elysees avenue.Many businesses are being boarded up.\n\nParis mayor Anne Hidalgo issued a plea to those planning on rioting: “Take care of Paris on Saturday because Paris belongs to all the French people.”\n\nThe unrest, which began on November 17, was originally in response to an increase in fuel tax.\n\nOfficials has urged protestors to lay down their weapons and President Macron even agreed to abandon his proposed fuel tax increase.\n\nHowever, protesters’ demands have evolved to include other issues affecting the French people.THE EIFFEL Tower will be closed today as French authorities prepare for more violent protests, following three weeks weeks of anti-government riots in Paris and across the country.\n\nAnticipating a fourth weekend of violence, France has mobilised armoured vehicles and thousands of police officers. They have also cordoned of Paris’ boulevards and plan to shut tourist hotspots like the Eiffel Tower and the Louvre. Other sites like the Orsay Museum and the Grand Palais, as well as many shops and museums, will also keep their doors shut for safety reasons.\n\nThe country has lapped up a new film and television series charting his stubborn resistance to the Nazis in World War II -- as well as to his allies, the US and Britain -- often against the greatest of odds.\n\nCulture minister Franck Riester told RTL radio: “We need to protect culture sites in Paris, but also everywhere in France.”\n\nAround 89,000 police officers will be out in the streets nationwide, an increase from 65,000 last weekend, when more than 130 people were injured and more than 400 arrested.\n\nThe street violence last week was the worst France has seen in decades.\n\nRioters torched 200 cars, looted shops and vandalised the Arc de Triomphe.\n\nSITE: https://vasd.instructure.com/courses/23185/pages/hdrip-mulan-2020-streaming-vf-en-ligne-et-vostfr-fracais\n\nSITE: https://vasd.instructure.com/courses/23185/pages/regarder-number-fr-after-chapitre-2-streaming-vf-2020-vostfr-~-after-2-streaming-vf-en-vost=fr\n\nNothing on this scale happened after other attacks on President Macron's watch, despite the violent murder of some 20 people during his tenure, among them police officers, a young woman at a train station and shoppers in a Christmas market. So what's different now?\n\nThe ministry said the reaction distorted the President's remarks for political aims, and that \"the positions defended by France [were] in favor of freedom of conscience, freedom of expression, freedom of religion and the refusal of any call to hatred.\"\nThe statement added that Macron's policies were aimed at \"fighting against radical Islamism, and to do so with the Muslims of France, who are an integral part of French society, history and the Republic.\"\n\"We will not give in, ever,\" Macron tweeted on Sunday. \"We respect all differences in a spirit of peace. We do not accept hate speech and defend reasonable debate. We will always be on the side of human dignity and universal values.\"\nPaty's death has sparked a security crackdown in France, where officials are targeting hate speech on social media and organizations and non-profits with possible links to Islamism.\nThe Mohammed caricatures that Paty used in his class originally appeared in Charlie Hebdo, and were cited as the motivation for a terror attack on the satirical magazine in 2015 that left 12 people dead. Macron fiercely defended the right to display such cartoons in France at the memorial event for Paty..\n\nFrench Prime Minister Jean Castex has said his government would keep “fighting relentlessly” against “radical Islam” as he paid tribute to the three victims of a knife attack in the southern city of Nice last month.\n\n“We know the enemy. Not only has it been identified, but it has a name, it is radical Islam, a political ideology that disfigures the Muslim religion,” Castex said in a speech during a ceremony for the victims on Saturday.\n\n“(It is) an enemy that the government is fighting relentlessly by providing the necessary resources and mobilising all of its forces every day,” he added.\n\nSITE: https://vasd.instructure.com/courses/23185/pages/regarder-the-silencing-2020-film-complet-streaming-vf-en-vostfr\n\nSITE: https://vasd.instructure.com/courses/23185/pages/hdrip-2020-lappel-de-la-foret-streaming-vf-vostfr-en-film-complet-fr\n\nConcerns over security and immigration have increased in France after the knife attack at a church in Nice on October 29 saw three people killed.\n\nThe man suspected of carrying out the Nice attack – still in a critical condition after being shot by police – was a 21-year-old Tunisian born who had arrived in Europe on September 20, landing in Lampedusa, the Italian island off Tunisia. He has been identified as Brahim Issaoui.\n\nThe attack came after the beheading of Samuel Paty, a school teacher in a Paris suburb who showed his pupils caricatures of the Prophet Muhammad during a discussion on free speech.\n\nFrench President Emmanuel Macron’s subsequent defence of the right to draw the prophet drew the ire of Muslim communities across the world, with trade associations in several Muslim countries announcing a boycott of French products.\n\nJoe Biden, the US president-elect, has cast himself as a moderate with the experience and empathy required to offset Donald Trump’s disruptive presidency. Having battled adversity throughout a career scarred by personal tragedy, he says he feels the pain of a nation unnerved by economic crisis, civil unrest and a deadly pandemic. \n\nSlovak officials said the team included two Downing Street advisers and two people responsible for arranging the UK’s large-scale testing programme in Liverpool.\n\n“They are interested in our lessons and in the details and results,” said Slovakia’s deputy defence minister, Marian Majer, who added that Slovakia has offered to send a planning team to London to help with UK preparations if required.\n\nSITE: https://vasd.instructure.com/courses/23185/pages/regarder-number-vf-le-chant-du-loup-streaming-vf-2019-film-~-le-chant-du-loup-film-streaming-vf-en-vostfr\n\nSITE: https://vasd.instructure.com/courses/23186/pages/regarder-number-vf-green-book-sur-les-routes-du-sud-streaming-vf-2019-film-~-green-book-film-streaming-vf-en-vostfr\n\nA No 10 spokesperson declined to comment on the visit except to say that “we are constantly seeking to evolve our testing system in order to control the spread of the virus and bring the R rate down”.\n\nAmong 302 such adults, 16 (5.3%) had antibodies, likely generated during infections with “common cold” coronaviruses, that reacted to a specific region of the spike protein on the new virus called the S2 subunit. Among 48 children and adolescents, 21 (43.8%) had these antibodies. In test tube experiments, blood serum from both older and younger uninfected individuals with cross-reactive antibodies could neutralise the new coronavirus. That was not the case with serum from study participants who lacked these antibodies.\n\n“Together, these findings may help explain higher Covid-19 susceptibility in older people and provide insight into whether pre-established immunity to seasonal coronaviruses offers protection against SARS-CoV-2,” the publishers of the journal said in a statement. The findings also suggest that targeting the S2 subunit on the coronavirus spike protein might be the basis for a drug or vaccine that works on multiple types of coronavirus.\nThe woman worked election day as an election judge supervisor at Memorial Hall in Blanchette Park in the St Louis suburb of St Charles. Officials don’t yet know if the virus was the cause of death. County officials didn’t release her name, citing privacy laws.\n\nLost confidence\n\nGood evening from London. I’m Lucy Campbell, I’ll be bringing you all the latest global developments on the coronavirus pandemic for the next few hours. Please feel free to get in touch with me as I work if you have a story or tips to share! Your thoughts are always welcome.\n\nKamala Devi Harris, the daughter of Indian and Jamaican immigrants, is to become the highest-ranking woman in the 244-year existence of the United States. She's been welcomed by women, by black activists and by a chorus of liberal voices – but she comes to the job after having publicly savaged Joe Biden in the first Democrat TV debate, and with a confused reputation from her time as California attorney general.\n\nSITE: https://vasd.instructure.com/courses/23186/pages/hdrip-2020-my-hero-academia-heroes-rising-streaming-vf-vostfr-en-film-complet\n\nSITE: https://vasd.instructure.com/courses/23186/pages/dvdrip-tenet-streaming-vf-film-complet-en-vostfr-francais\n\nKamala Harris was among the gang of Democratic contenders who slugged it out in the first of the party's televised debates, back in June, 2019. In the course of that frequently stormy discussion, Harris accused Biden of having sided with racial segregationists in the 1970s by opposing legislation on \"bussing\", the controversial use of federal transport to bring black kids to white schools.\n\nBiden, when he was a Delaware Senator in 1975, did indeed describe bussing as \"asinine\". In the 2019 debate, Harris told the man who will become her boss next January that he had been wrong to oppose the system that gave her the start of an education that had made her career possible. \"I was the girl on the bus,\" she said. Biden ran out of time before he could answer.\n\nWorldwide, there have been 1,235,148 Covid-19-related deaths. The United States is the hardest hit country with 234,944 fatalities, followed by Brazil with 161,736, India 124,985, Mexico 93,772 and the UK 48,120.\n\nThe US has also recorded more than 120,000 new daily infections - breaking a record set the day before.\n\nEurope’s number of coronavirus-linked deaths has surged past 300,000 and its number of infections surpassed 12 million, according to an AFP tally from official sources.\n\nThe region’s 300,688 recorded deaths is second only to the 408,841 in Latin America and the Caribbean.\n\nThe New York Times described Harris's assault on Biden as \"perhaps the toughest attack he faced throughout the primary campaign\".\n\nThat was then. Harris dropped out of contention before the first of the party's selection votes, running out of money.\n\nWhen Joe Biden secured the Democrat nomination, he took the woman who had savaged him as his running-mate, and Kamala Harris was rocketing towards the glass ceiling with a clenched fist.\n\nSITE: https://vasd.instructure.com/courses/23186/pages/regarder-number-vf-hunger-games-streaming-vf-2012-film-~-hunger-games-film-streaming-vf-en-vostfr\n\nSITE: https://vasd.instructure.com/courses/23186/pages/hdrip-2020-harry-potter-a-l-ecole-des-sorciers-streaming-vf-vostfr-en-film-complet\n\nA long career of being first\n\nHarris was born 56 years ago in Oakland, California, across the Bay from San Francisco.\n\nIn an interview last year with The New Yorker magazine, she summed up her career quite simply: “Here’s the thing: every office I’ve run for I was the first to win. First person of colour. First woman. First woman of colour. Every time.”\n\nShe has been, successively, San Francisco district attorney in 2003, attorney general of California in 2010, senator in 2016, vice-president-elect in 2020, seconding the oldest man ever elected to the White House.\n\nShe has played several crucial roles in the Biden campaign, becoming a forceful voice for racial justice, meeting black activists nationwide and showing up at Black Lives Matter protests. She also clearly helped to boost voter participation by black women in places like Detroit, Milwaukee and Philadelphia.\n\nA mixed political legacy\n\nAs a senator, Harris supported Medicare-for-all and other health care reform plans. She introduced bills aimed at reducing racial disparities in health care, the economy and the criminal justice system.\n\nCritics have wondered why she did so little to change the criminal justice system when she was working inside it in California.\n\nHer efforts to end school absenteeism in San Francisco have been criticised as punitive of poor households, with parents being sent to jail because their kids were needed at home to mind sick siblings. As a prosecutor, Harris is alleged to have asked for bail amounts five times higher than the national average. She is accused of having ignored the Black Lives Matter movements until it became politically useful.\n\nSITE: https://hcde.instructure.com/courses/89640/pages/hdrip-voir-on-the-rocks-film-gratuit-francais-vostfr-complet-en-francais\n\nSITE: https://hcde.instructure.com/courses/89652/pages/hdrip-voir-il-etait-une-fois-a-monaco-film-gratuit-francais-vostfr-complet-en-francais\n\nA family history of feminism\n\npresident on Friday declared a state of health emergency that will come into force next week to allow the government to impose further coronavirus restrictions.\n\nIn a televised appearance, Marcelo Rebelo de Sousa said he had just signed a decree “relating to a second state of emergency” since the start of the pandemic that will last at least two weeks.\n\nIt will be “very limited and largely preventative” but “paves the way for new measures such as restricting traffic to certain times and certain days, in highest risk municipalities,” he said.\n\nThe government will hold an extraordinary cabinet meeting on Saturday to decide what type of measures to introduce.\n\nThese could include a nighttime curfew similar to what has been implemented in other European nations, or taking people’s temperature at some locations.\n\nDuring the first wave of the pandemic in the spring, Portuguese authorities decreed a six-week state of emergency.\n\nSome 7.1 million people are currently living under new restrictions and have been asked to stay home and work remotely as far as possible.\n\nBut unlike the first spring lockdown, schools remain open, along with shops and restaurants, though they have to close earlier.\n\nSince the start of the pandemic, Portugal has reported close to 167,000 cases and more than 2,700 deaths.\n\nHarris’s mother, Shyamala Gopalan, the Brahman daughter of a diplomat from Chennai, India, graduated from the University of Delhi at age 19, avoided an arranged marriage, and went to the University of California at Berkeley to study nutrition and endocrinology.\n\nSITE: \n\nSITE: \n\n“She was one of the very few women of colour in science,” Harris told The New Yorker about her mother. “When I decided to run, she said, ‘Honey, you watch out for what’s going to happen, because there are still certain myths about what women can do and cannot do, in spite of the fact of what women actually do in life.’\n\n\"And she said, ‘Two of those myths are that women can do certain things but not necessarily be in charge of your security or your money.’ In spite of the fact that, who is the lioness protecting those cubs at all costs? Who is it who is invariably sitting at that kitchen table in the middle of the night trying to figure out how to get those bills paid?”\n\nA huge weight of hope\n\nKamala Harris has already left a few myths in smithereens. She knows she carries a huge weight of hope for a better, more united, less racist America. But she won't be alone.\n\n“She brought the names of black women in history to the stage when she accepted her nomination,” says Glynda Carr, co-founder of the advocacy group Higher Heights, which recruits and supports black women in politics.\n\n“Maya Angelou used to say, ‘I come as one, but stand as 10,000’. That is what Kamala Harris is going to do when she steps into the Oval Office with Joe Biden.”\n\nSITE: https://hcde.instructure.com/courses/89643/pages/hdrip-voir-mulan-film-gratuit-francais-vostfr-complet-en-francais\n\nSITE: https://hcde.instructure.com/courses/89644/pages/hdrip-voir-enola-holmes-film-gratuit-francais-vostfr-complet-en-francais\n\nDonald Trump may not have conceded defeat yet, but messages of congratulations and warm wishes were on Saturday pouring in for President-Elect Joe Biden and his running mate Kamala Harris. \n\nFrench President Emmanuel Macron was among the first to react to the pair's historic election victory.\n\n\"We have a lot to do to overcome today's challenges. Let's work together!,\" Macron tweeted after major US media networks announced the Democrats had won Pennsylvania and therefore the White House.\n\nBritish Prime Minister Boris Johnson, meanwhile, congratulated Biden on his \"election to the presidency\" and on Harris for her \"historic achievement\".\n\n\"The US is our most important ally and I look forward to working closely together on our shared priorities, from climate change to trade and security,\" Johnson tweeted.\n\nAs she congratulated Biden, Germany's Angela Merkel said that trans-Atlantic ties were \"irreplaceable\".\n\nAnd Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau said in a statement: \"I look forward to working with President-Elect Biden, Vice President-Elect Harris, their administration, and the United States Congress as we tackle the world's greatest challenges together.\"\n\nTrudeau has had a frequently stormy relationship with Trump, who once tweeted the Canadian leader was \"very dishonest and weak\" during a dispute on US tariffs.\n\nJoe Biden defeats Donald Trump to claim the White House\nMichael D. Higgins, the president of Ireland also tweeted a statement congratulating the new president and vice president, saying: \"On behalf of the people of Ireland, I wish President-Elect Biden and Vice President-Elect Harris every success in the years ahead.\"\n\nA former vice-president under Barack Obama, Biden is the first candidate to notch more than 70 million votes nationwide in a presidential contest, ultimately securing a clear path to victory after days of nail-biting suspense.\n\nSITE: https://hcde.instructure.com/courses/89645/pages/hdrip-voir-les-miserables-film-gratuit-francais-vostfr-complet-en-francais\n\nSITE: https://hcde.instructure.com/courses/89646/pages/hdrip-voir-antebellum-film-gratuit-francais-vostfr-complet-en-francais\n\nAn affable figure with several decades of Washington experience, Biden has vowed to restore dignity to the presidential office after four uniquely turbulent years under President Donald Trump, a former real-estate tycoon and reality-TV host.\n\nDemocratic candidate Joe Biden has defeated President Donald Trump to become the 46th president of the United States, according to the Associated Press and other US media projections. Follow the reactions to his win on our live blog below.\n\nFrance, Portugal, Russia, Italy, and Sweden were among the countries to register record daily totals of new Covid-19 infections on Friday. It comes as Europe continues to experience a second wave of the pandemic, and as many countries opt for new national lockdowns.\nRussia recorded nearly 10,000 coronavirus-linked deaths in September. Data from the state statistics service, Rosstat, shows that 9,798 deaths in the country were linked to suspected or confirmed cases of the virus in September, while deaths from all causes were up 23% from the same month last year.\nAspirin is to to be evaluated as a possible treatment for Covid-19 in one of the UK’s biggest trials. Patients infected by the novel coronavirus are at a higher risk of blood clots because of hyper-reactive platelets, the cell fragments that help stop bleeding. Aspirin is an antiplatelet agent and can reduce the risk of clots, the Recovery trial’s website said.\nThe World Health Organisation is looking into biosecurity in countries that have mink farms after Denmark ordered a nationwide cull of the animals. Maria van Kerkhove, WHO’s technical lead for Covid-19, said the transmission of the virus between animals and humans was “a concern”.\nSince June, Denmark has recorded more than 200 cases of mink-related Covid. The State Serum Institute, which deals with infectious diseases, has found 214 people infected with mink-related versions of coronavirus since June. It is one strain of the mutated coronavirus which has prompted Denmark to cull its entire herd of mink. That strain has, however, been found in only 12 people and on five mink farms so far.\n\nJérôme Fourquet is a political analyst and a director of the IFOP polling agency. He believes that this attack was different, both in targeting a teacher and in its brutality, and that there has been a \"shift in gear\" within government.\n\n\"We are no longer dealing with organised jihadist networks,\" he said, \"but a terrorist who came from our own country, an isolated individual who was radicalised.\n\n\"The government believes the response cannot only be about law enforcement. They also need to manage social networks and associations, because this tragic case shed light on a whole network which spreads hate speeches within the population. The system needs changing.\"\n\nSITE: https://hcde.instructure.com/courses/89647/pages/hdrip-voir-les-nouveaux-mutants-film-gratuit-francais-vostfr-complet-en-francais\n\nSITE: https://hcde.instructure.com/courses/89648/pages/hdrip-voir-les-tuche-4-film-gratuit-francais-vostfr-complet-en-francais\n\nHe said an IFOP survey two years ago suggested that a third of teachers had \"self-censored\" to avoid conflicts over secularism. He believes the government is right to challenge what he says are ideological threats to the Republic's laws, alongside security threats.\n\nBut Laurent Mucchielli, a sociologist at France's National Centre for Scientific Research, says that President Macron and his government have \"overreacted\" for political reasons; specifically, the presidential election in 2022.\nIn Kuwait, a non-governmental chain of hypermarkets said that over 50 of its outlets planned to boycott French products. A boycott campaign is also underway in Jordan, where some grocery shops hung signs declaring that they were not selling French goods.\nA range of stores in Qatar are doing the same, including supermarket chain Al Meera, which has more than 50 branches in the Arab country. Qatar University also said that it was postponing its French Cultural Week indefinitely.\nOn Tuesday Saudi Arabia condemned the publication of \"offensive\" cartoons of the Prophet Mohammed but stopped short of calling for action against France. Riyadh also condemned terrorist acts, in a reference to Paty's death.\nPaty's murder has reignited tensions surrounding secularism, Islamism and Islamophobia in France, but public anger in Islamic countries over the Macron's handling of the attack threatens to make it a diplomatic and economic issue too.\nAmid the backlash, the French embassy in Ankara advised French citizens in Turkey on Monday to exercise caution and avoid public gatherings.\n\nSITE: https://hcde.instructure.com/courses/89649/pages/hdrip-voir-the-old-guard-film-gratuit-francais-vostfr-complet-en-francais\n\nSITE: https://hcde.instructure.com/courses/89650/pages/hdrip-voir-birds-of-prey-film-gratuit-francais-vostfr-complet-en-francais\n\nIn Kuwait, a non-governmental chain of hypermarkets said that over 50 of its outlets planned to boycott French products. A boycott campaign is also underway in Jordan, where some grocery shops hung signs declaring that they were not selling French goods.\nA range of stores in Qatar are doing the same, including supermarket chain Al Meera, which has more than 50 branches in the Arab country. Qatar University also said that it was postponing its French Cultural Week indefinitely.\nOn Tuesday Saudi Arabia condemned the publication of \"offensive\" cartoons of the Prophet Mohammed but stopped short of calling for action against France. 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Macron fiercely defended the right to display such cartoons in France at the memorial event for Paty.\nFrance will keep \"loving debates, reasonable arguments, we will love science and its controversies,\" the French leader said. \"We will not give up caricatures, drawings, even if others are retreating.\"\n\nSITE: https://hcde.instructure.com/courses/89651/pages/hdrip-voir-the-old-guard-film-gratuit-francais-vostfr-complet-en-francais\n\nSITE: https://hcde.instructure.com/courses/89655/pages/hdrip-voir-un-pays-qui-se-tient-sage-film-gratuit-francais-vostfr-complet-en-francais\n\nElsewhere, police seized 28 petrol bombs at a roundabout in Montauban near Toulouse, as well as three homemade bombs.\n\nThis weekend could be crucial for French President Emmanuel Macron, who appears who have lost control of the escalating crisis.\n\nInterior minister Christophe Castaner said: “According to our information, radicalised and rebellious people will try to mobilise tomorrow.”\n\nHe added: “Some ultra-violent people want to take part.”\n\nModerate figureheads of the “yellow vest” movement urged protestors to stay away from the French capital.\n\nAuthorities have also cancelled six French league football matches around the country.\n\nParis’ police force has identified 14 high-risk sectors to be cleared out.\n\nThey will remove all glass containers, railings and building machines set up in these sectors, including the Champs-Elysees avenue.Many businesses are being boarded up.\n\nParis mayor Anne Hidalgo issued a plea to those planning on rioting: “Take care of Paris on Saturday because Paris belongs to all the French people.”\n\nThe unrest, which began on November 17, was originally in response to an increase in fuel tax.\n\nOfficials has urged protestors to lay down their weapons and President Macron even agreed to abandon his proposed fuel tax increase.\n\nHowever, protesters’ demands have evolved to include other issues affecting the French people.\n\nhttps://retaha437.medium.com/france-pfizer-says-its-covid-19-vaccine-is-90-percent-effective-3cb48ef5ea1f\n\n\n![MACRON 2.jpg](https://cdn.steemitimages.com/DQmUQuCg4z3C1vE7QR54293FvKzYH1rePREGPD5KSgzJpaP/MACRON%202.jpg)",
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      "body": "The ministry said the reaction distorted the President's remarks for political aims, and that \"the positions defended by France [were] in favor of freedom of conscience, freedom of expression, freedom of religion and the refusal of any call to hatred.\"\nThe statement added that Macron's policies were aimed at \"fighting against radical Islamism, and to do so with the Muslims of France, who are an integral part of French society, history and the Republic.\"\n\"We will not give in, ever,\" Macron tweeted on Sunday. \"We respect all differences in a spirit of peace. We do not accept hate speech and defend reasonable debate. We will always be on the side of human dignity and universal values.\"\nPaty's death has sparked a security crackdown in France, where officials are targeting hate speech on social media and organizations and non-profits with possible links to Islamism.\nThe Mohammed caricatures that Paty used in his class originally appeared in Charlie Hebdo, and were cited as the motivation for a terror attack on the satirical magazine in 2015 that left 12 people dead. Macron fiercely defended the right to display such cartoons in France at the memorial event for Paty..\n\nMacron made the remarks last week at a tribute to the murdered high school teacher Samuel Paty, who was beheaded earlier this month during a terror attack in a northern suburb of Paris.\nPaty was killed after he showed cartoons of the prophet during a class on freedom of expression.\nMacron said that France would not \"give up\" the caricatures and pledged to tackle extreme Islamism in the country, sparking demonstrations and triggering boycotts in Muslim-majority countries.\n\"I am calling on the people, do not go near French goods, do not buy them,\" Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan said Monday during a speech in the capital Ankara. \"European leaders must say 'stop' to Macron and his campaign of hatred.\"\n\nOutside is an official notice, taped in plastic against the rain, announcing its forced closure by the government for \"involve[ment] in the Islamist movement\", and for sharing a social media video targeting teacher Samuel Paty.\n\nSITE: https://vasd.instructure.com/courses/23170/pages/regarder-number-vf-borat-2-streaming-vf-2020-film-~-borat-2-film-streaming-vf-en-vostfr\n\nSITE: https://vasd.instructure.com/courses/23170/pages/streaming-number-vf-a-couteaux-tires-streaming-vf-2019-film-~-a-couteaux-tires-film-streaming-vf-en-vostfr\n\nFrench Prime Minister Jean Castex has said his government would keep “fighting relentlessly” against “radical Islam” as he paid tribute to the three victims of a knife attack in the southern city of Nice last month.\n\n“We know the enemy. Not only has it been identified, but it has a name, it is radical Islam, a political ideology that disfigures the Muslim religion,” Castex said in a speech during a ceremony for the victims on Saturday.\n\n“(It is) an enemy that the government is fighting relentlessly by providing the necessary resources and mobilising all of its forces every day,” he added.\n\nConcerns over security and immigration have increased in France after the knife attack at a church in Nice on October 29 saw three people killed.\n\nThe man suspected of carrying out the Nice attack – still in a critical condition after being shot by police – was a 21-year-old Tunisian born who had arrived in Europe on September 20, landing in Lampedusa, the Italian island off Tunisia. He has been identified as Brahim Issaoui.\n\nThe attack came after the beheading of Samuel Paty, a school teacher in a Paris suburb who showed his pupils caricatures of the Prophet Muhammad during a discussion on free speech.\n\nFrench President Emmanuel Macron’s subsequent defence of the right to draw the prophet drew the ire of Muslim communities across the world, with trade associations in several Muslim countries announcing a boycott of French products.\n\nJoe Biden, the US president-elect, has cast himself as a moderate with the experience and empathy required to offset Donald Trump’s disruptive presidency. Having battled adversity throughout a career scarred by personal tragedy, he says he feels the pain of a nation unnerved by economic crisis, civil unrest and a deadly pandemic. \n\nSlovak officials said the team included two Downing Street advisers and two people responsible for arranging the UK’s large-scale testing programme in Liverpool.\n\n“They are interested in our lessons and in the details and results,” said Slovakia’s deputy defence minister, Marian Majer, who added that Slovakia has offered to send a planning team to London to help with UK preparations if required.\n\nA No 10 spokesperson declined to comment on the visit except to say that “we are constantly seeking to evolve our testing system in order to control the spread of the virus and bring the R rate down”.\n\nSITE: https://vasd.instructure.com/courses/23170/pages/regarder-number-vf-tout-simplement-noir-streaming-vf-2020-film-~-tout-simplement-noir-film-streaming-vf-en-vostfr\n\nSITE: https://vasd.instructure.com/courses/23170/pages/regarder-number-vf-les-nouveaux-mutants-streaming-vf-2020-film-~-les-nouveaux-mutants-film-streaming-vf-en-vostfr\n\nAmong 302 such adults, 16 (5.3%) had antibodies, likely generated during infections with “common cold” coronaviruses, that reacted to a specific region of the spike protein on the new virus called the S2 subunit. Among 48 children and adolescents, 21 (43.8%) had these antibodies. In test tube experiments, blood serum from both older and younger uninfected individuals with cross-reactive antibodies could neutralise the new coronavirus. That was not the case with serum from study participants who lacked these antibodies.\n\n“Together, these findings may help explain higher Covid-19 susceptibility in older people and provide insight into whether pre-established immunity to seasonal coronaviruses offers protection against SARS-CoV-2,” the publishers of the journal said in a statement. The findings also suggest that targeting the S2 subunit on the coronavirus spike protein might be the basis for a drug or vaccine that works on multiple types of coronavirus.\nThe woman worked election day as an election judge supervisor at Memorial Hall in Blanchette Park in the St Louis suburb of St Charles. Officials don’t yet know if the virus was the cause of death. County officials didn’t release her name, citing privacy laws.\n\nLost confidence\n\nGood evening from London. I’m Lucy Campbell, I’ll be bringing you all the latest global developments on the coronavirus pandemic for the next few hours. Please feel free to get in touch with me as I work if you have a story or tips to share! Your thoughts are always welcome.\n\nKamala Devi Harris, the daughter of Indian and Jamaican immigrants, is to become the highest-ranking woman in the 244-year existence of the United States. She's been welcomed by women, by black activists and by a chorus of liberal voices – but she comes to the job after having publicly savaged Joe Biden in the first Democrat TV debate, and with a confused reputation from her time as California attorney general.\n\nKamala Harris was among the gang of Democratic contenders who slugged it out in the first of the party's televised debates, back in June, 2019. In the course of that frequently stormy discussion, Harris accused Biden of having sided with racial segregationists in the 1970s by opposing legislation on \"bussing\", the controversial use of federal transport to bring black kids to white schools.\n\nBiden, when he was a Delaware Senator in 1975, did indeed describe bussing as \"asinine\". In the 2019 debate, Harris told the man who will become her boss next January that he had been wrong to oppose the system that gave her the start of an education that had made her career possible. \"I was the girl on the bus,\" she said. Biden ran out of time before he could answer.\n\nWorldwide, there have been 1,235,148 Covid-19-related deaths. The United States is the hardest hit country with 234,944 fatalities, followed by Brazil with 161,736, India 124,985, Mexico 93,772 and the UK 48,120.\n\nThe US has also recorded more than 120,000 new daily infections - breaking a record set the day before.\n\nSITE: https://vasd.instructure.com/courses/23170/pages/hdrip-2020-enrage-streaming-vf-2020-vostfr-en-film-complet-fr\n\nSITE: https://framaforms.org/regarder-dark-waters-2020-film-complet-en-vostfr-francais-1604931650\n\nEurope’s number of coronavirus-linked deaths has surged past 300,000 and its number of infections surpassed 12 million, according to an AFP tally from official sources.\n\nThe region’s 300,688 recorded deaths is second only to the 408,841 in Latin America and the Caribbean.\n\nThe New York Times described Harris's assault on Biden as \"perhaps the toughest attack he faced throughout the primary campaign\".\n\nThat was then. Harris dropped out of contention before the first of the party's selection votes, running out of money.\n\nWhen Joe Biden secured the Democrat nomination, he took the woman who had savaged him as his running-mate, and Kamala Harris was rocketing towards the glass ceiling with a clenched fist.\n\nA long career of being first\n\nHarris was born 56 years ago in Oakland, California, across the Bay from San Francisco.\n\nIn an interview last year with The New Yorker magazine, she summed up her career quite simply: “Here’s the thing: every office I’ve run for I was the first to win. First person of colour. First woman. First woman of colour. Every time.”\n\nShe has been, successively, San Francisco district attorney in 2003, attorney general of California in 2010, senator in 2016, vice-president-elect in 2020, seconding the oldest man ever elected to the White House.\n\nShe has played several crucial roles in the Biden campaign, becoming a forceful voice for racial justice, meeting black activists nationwide and showing up at Black Lives Matter protests. She also clearly helped to boost voter participation by black women in places like Detroit, Milwaukee and Philadelphia.\n\nA mixed political legacy\n\nAs a senator, Harris supported Medicare-for-all and other health care reform plans. She introduced bills aimed at reducing racial disparities in health care, the economy and the criminal justice system.\n\nCritics have wondered why she did so little to change the criminal justice system when she was working inside it in California.\n\nHer efforts to end school absenteeism in San Francisco have been criticised as punitive of poor households, with parents being sent to jail because their kids were needed at home to mind sick siblings. As a prosecutor, Harris is alleged to have asked for bail amounts five times higher than the national average. She is accused of having ignored the Black Lives Matter movements until it became politically useful.\n\nA family history of feminism\n\nSITE: https://framaforms.org/regarder-les-sept-de-chicago-2020-film-complet-en-vostfr-francais-1604932056\n\nSITE: https://hcde.instructure.com/courses/89673/pages/hdrip-2020-on-the-rocks-streaming-vf-2020-vostfr-en-film-complet-fr\n\npresident on Friday declared a state of health emergency that will come into force next week to allow the government to impose further coronavirus restrictions.\n\nIn a televised appearance, Marcelo Rebelo de Sousa said he had just signed a decree “relating to a second state of emergency” since the start of the pandemic that will last at least two weeks.\n\nIt will be “very limited and largely preventative” but “paves the way for new measures such as restricting traffic to certain times and certain days, in highest risk municipalities,” he said.\n\nThe government will hold an extraordinary cabinet meeting on Saturday to decide what type of measures to introduce.\n\nThese could include a nighttime curfew similar to what has been implemented in other European nations, or taking people’s temperature at some locations.\n\nDuring the first wave of the pandemic in the spring, Portuguese authorities decreed a six-week state of emergency.\n\nSome 7.1 million people are currently living under new restrictions and have been asked to stay home and work remotely as far as possible.\n\nBut unlike the first spring lockdown, schools remain open, along with shops and restaurants, though they have to close earlier.\n\nSince the start of the pandemic, Portugal has reported close to 167,000 cases and more than 2,700 deaths.\n\nHarris’s mother, Shyamala Gopalan, the Brahman daughter of a diplomat from Chennai, India, graduated from the University of Delhi at age 19, avoided an arranged marriage, and went to the University of California at Berkeley to study nutrition and endocrinology.\n\n“She was one of the very few women of colour in science,” Harris told The New Yorker about her mother. “When I decided to run, she said, ‘Honey, you watch out for what’s going to happen, because there are still certain myths about what women can do and cannot do, in spite of the fact of what women actually do in life.’\n\n\"And she said, ‘Two of those myths are that women can do certain things but not necessarily be in charge of your security or your money.’ In spite of the fact that, who is the lioness protecting those cubs at all costs? Who is it who is invariably sitting at that kitchen table in the middle of the night trying to figure out how to get those bills paid?”\n\nA huge weight of hope\n\nKamala Harris has already left a few myths in smithereens. She knows she carries a huge weight of hope for a better, more united, less racist America. But she won't be alone.\n\n“She brought the names of black women in history to the stage when she accepted her nomination,” says Glynda Carr, co-founder of the advocacy group Higher Heights, which recruits and supports black women in politics.\n\n“Maya Angelou used to say, ‘I come as one, but stand as 10,000’. That is what Kamala Harris is going to do when she steps into the Oval Office with Joe Biden.”\n\nSITE: https://hcde.instructure.com/courses/89673/pages/dvdrip-enola-holmes-streaming-vf-film-complet-en-francais\n\nSITE: https://hcde.instructure.com/courses/89673/pages/hdrip-2019-les-miserables-streaming-vf-vostfr-en-film-complet-fr\n\nDonald Trump may not have conceded defeat yet, but messages of congratulations and warm wishes were on Saturday pouring in for President-Elect Joe Biden and his running mate Kamala Harris. \n\nFrench President Emmanuel Macron was among the first to react to the pair's historic election victory.\n\n\"We have a lot to do to overcome today's challenges. Let's work together!,\" Macron tweeted after major US media networks announced the Democrats had won Pennsylvania and therefore the White House.\n\nBritish Prime Minister Boris Johnson, meanwhile, congratulated Biden on his \"election to the presidency\" and on Harris for her \"historic achievement\".\n\n\"The US is our most important ally and I look forward to working closely together on our shared priorities, from climate change to trade and security,\" Johnson tweeted.\n\nAs she congratulated Biden, Germany's Angela Merkel said that trans-Atlantic ties were \"irreplaceable\".\n\nAnd Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau said in a statement: \"I look forward to working with President-Elect Biden, Vice President-Elect Harris, their administration, and the United States Congress as we tackle the world's greatest challenges together.\"\n\nTrudeau has had a frequently stormy relationship with Trump, who once tweeted the Canadian leader was \"very dishonest and weak\" during a dispute on US tariffs.\n\nJoe Biden defeats Donald Trump to claim the White House\nMichael D. Higgins, the president of Ireland also tweeted a statement congratulating the new president and vice president, saying: \"On behalf of the people of Ireland, I wish President-Elect Biden and Vice President-Elect Harris every success in the years ahead.\"\n\nA former vice-president under Barack Obama, Biden is the first candidate to notch more than 70 million votes nationwide in a presidential contest, ultimately securing a clear path to victory after days of nail-biting suspense.\n\nAn affable figure with several decades of Washington experience, Biden has vowed to restore dignity to the presidential office after four uniquely turbulent years under President Donald Trump, a former real-estate tycoon and reality-TV host.\n\nDemocratic candidate Joe Biden has defeated President Donald Trump to become the 46th president of the United States, according to the Associated Press and other US media projections. Follow the reactions to his win on our live blog below.\n\nFrance, Portugal, Russia, Italy, and Sweden were among the countries to register record daily totals of new Covid-19 infections on Friday. It comes as Europe continues to experience a second wave of the pandemic, and as many countries opt for new national lockdowns.\nRussia recorded nearly 10,000 coronavirus-linked deaths in September. Data from the state statistics service, Rosstat, shows that 9,798 deaths in the country were linked to suspected or confirmed cases of the virus in September, while deaths from all causes were up 23% from the same month last year.\nAspirin is to to be evaluated as a possible treatment for Covid-19 in one of the UK’s biggest trials. Patients infected by the novel coronavirus are at a higher risk of blood clots because of hyper-reactive platelets, the cell fragments that help stop bleeding. Aspirin is an antiplatelet agent and can reduce the risk of clots, the Recovery trial’s website said.\nThe World Health Organisation is looking into biosecurity in countries that have mink farms after Denmark ordered a nationwide cull of the animals. Maria van Kerkhove, WHO’s technical lead for Covid-19, said the transmission of the virus between animals and humans was “a concern”.\nSince June, Denmark has recorded more than 200 cases of mink-related Covid. The State Serum Institute, which deals with infectious diseases, has found 214 people infected with mink-related versions of coronavirus since June. It is one strain of the mutated coronavirus which has prompted Denmark to cull its entire herd of mink. That strain has, however, been found in only 12 people and on five mink farms so far.\n\nJérôme Fourquet is a political analyst and a director of the IFOP polling agency. He believes that this attack was different, both in targeting a teacher and in its brutality, and that there has been a \"shift in gear\" within government.\n\n\"We are no longer dealing with organised jihadist networks,\" he said, \"but a terrorist who came from our own country, an isolated individual who was radicalised.\n\n\"The government believes the response cannot only be about law enforcement. They also need to manage social networks and associations, because this tragic case shed light on a whole network which spreads hate speeches within the population. The system needs changing.\"\n\n\nSITE: https://hcde.instructure.com/courses/89673/pages/dvdrip-miss-streaming-vf-film-complet-en-vostfr-francais\n\nSITE: https://hcde.instructure.com/courses/89673/pages/regarder-number-vf-connectes-streaming-vf-2020-film-~-connectes-film-streaming-vf-en-vostfr\n\nHe said an IFOP survey two years ago suggested that a third of teachers had \"self-censored\" to avoid conflicts over secularism. 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