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But speaking of chips, so does Taiwan, including global semiconductor giant TSMC.

Partner station France Télévisions went to Taiwan and found the kind of tech ecosystem that the locals hope will offer guarantees against China laying waste to their country.

Within probably two hours of drive, you can meet all the segment of semiconductors in these small islands.

So they have a lot.

So you would expect that from some other market, not from one of the EU5 markets.

And yet, France Télévisions went through that.

Six months of parliamentary commission and they really went dirty.

So, Serge, before we get into, you know, individual markets, you are at France Média Monde, but you're also very active at the EBU.

He also held a second meeting on short and medium-term measures to alleviate the impact of soaring fuel prices on French citizens as prices at the pump, especially for diesel, hit a new record at the weekend.

Brian Quinn with journalists at France Télévisions have more.

The temperature gauge rising among French drivers as fuel prices continue to soar and shortages hit filling stations around the country.

French oil giant Total Energies has kept its prices blocked at €1.99 for unleaded gasoline and €2.25 for diesel, a move welcomed by motorists but one which has seen many locations run dry.

But geopolitical tensions are testing its prized industry.

We have this report by journalists at France Television.

In this Taiwanese laboratory, Qiao Miao Liu is getting dressed for work.

So why do you need to have things like that?

Original, we just talked about a number of them up here on stage, and there are tons of others as well.

TF1 is doing a docu-series with Gaspard G, and France Television is doing one with Hugo Decrypt.

RTVE is doing one with an influencer named Nonissimo.

This is happening, that is news, that is hard news.

They worry that climate change may eventually force them to adjust their traditional methods of producing their bubbly altogether.

August Hakkensen with our colleagues at France Television.

Tell us more.

This champagne-based winegrower has just finished harvesting his grapes.

Also because our industry is not something we are used to comment.

And also because it was on the French public channel, France Television, which at the time was not like the sexiest.

Maybe if it was on Canal+, we would have been more successful to have them with us.

But since it was the public service, they were more like, hmm.