Le Figaro
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Sep 25, 2026
The pope visits France. Barbeque unites on South Africa’s Heritage Day
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2:39Leo XIVSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
asking all people of goodwill to search always for peace and not violence, to reject war, especially a war which many people have said is an unjust war.
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2:51Eleanor BeardsleyCORRESPONDENT
That's when the Pope gained an international stature, says Jean-Marie Guénois, who heads Vatican coverage for French newspaper Le Figaro.
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3:01Jean-Marie GuénoisSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
He became a real international pope at this moment.
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3:04Jean-Marie GuénoisSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
It's a kind of force tranquille, we say it in French, a very quiet force.
Little Room and Other Stories-Madeline Wynne
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57:08Ben TuckerNARRATOR
From the narrow street below floated the cry, Les moules, les moules, mingled with the clap, clap of the horse's hooves on the asphalt below.
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57:17Ben TuckerNARRATOR
The concierge sang as he swept the sidewalk before the door, and the newsboys cried with their plaintive intonation, Le Figaro, Le Figaro, Le Petit Journal.
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57:27Ben TuckerNARRATOR
Roger, said Mrs.
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57:28Ben TuckerNARRATOR
Grant, I had such a curious dream last night.
Episode 33: Charles De Gaulle and the birth of the 5th Republic
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30:17Charles DevellennesGUEST
I was, uh ...
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30:18Charles DevellennesGUEST
For my next book, I was researching, you know, public attitudes towards it, and now even the kind of, uh, the center-right, uh, newspapers like Le Figaro happily call it a coup, what happens in 1958.
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30:30Charles DevellennesGUEST
Of course, they don't think de Gaulle was directly involved in, in the coup.
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30:35Charles DevellennesGUEST
Which we can discuss, but, but at the time, it's, it's essentially in 1958, there's a military coup in France that starts in Algeria, uh, which is part of southern France at the time, if, if you want to put it in the terms of the Fourth Republic, and this leads to a constitutional crisis and, and the return of Charles de Gaulle, the providential figure.
Ep 37: How to Make Sure AI Recommends Your Wine or Spirits Brand
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21:18Luli HalsteadHOST
So yes, the difference really comes down to how the use of AI is being measured.
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21:25Luli HalsteadHOST
So the numbers are all over the place, depending, you know, the French newspaper, for example, Le Figaro, just last week, week four, recently reported that about 30% of French consumers have used AI to help them buy drinks specifically.
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21:39Felicity CarterHOST
Okay, so I think what we can say with some certainty is a lot of people are using AI and the number is going up.
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21:46Luli HalsteadHOST
Is that your technical professional interpretation, Felicity?
The "Genius" Louvre Thieves Made A BIG Mistake
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12:43BrewHOST
Their warnings went unheeded.
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12:45BrewHOST
A leaked security audit obtained by Le Figaro newspaper revealed that 35% of rooms in the Dinan Wing, where the Galerie des Palans is located, had no security cameras at all.
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12:55BrewHOST
The cameras that did exist were aging and many weren't positioned to cover critical areas.
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12:59BrewHOST
The camera closest to where the thieves entered was facing west and completely missed the balcony they used to breach the window.
France, Diesel à 2,41 €/l dimanche – Cas Sapien : France Inter « privatisée par la gauche » – Économie, croissance zéro, dette record, chômage – Éditorial, Les talibans battent Sheeran – Météo Paris, Monte‑Carlo et Milan
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2:45Rachel CostaHOST
L'affaire Sapin montre que France Inter est déjà privatisée par la gauche sectaire.
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2:50Rachel CostaHOST
Nous relayons cet article de Le Figaro, certes pas un quotidien militant ou partisan.
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2:55Rachel CostaHOST
Stéphane Azziari dénonce que la récente décision de la direction de Radio France d'annuler l'éditorial de Charles Sapin, ancien journaliste d'Opinion, Le Parisien et Le Figaro, révèle une grave incapacité à faire respecter les normes légales qui lient un service public.
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3:11Rachel CostaHOST
Selon Azziari, une chaîne financée par le contribuable ne devrait pas devenir l'outil d'une minorité politique, mais rester ouvertement au service de tous les citoyens.
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3:20Rachel CostaHOST
Le chroniqueur rappelle qu'en 2020 déjà, le sociologue Geoffroy de Lagasnerie, invité sur France Inter, avait critiqué le paradigme du débat public humiliant la station pour avoir évité toute forme de censure.
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4:04Rachel CostaHOST
La censure de cet intervenant est, à son avis, le dernier chapitre d'une série d'interventions qui montrent comment la gauche, définie sectaire par le chroniqueur, transforme la radio publique en une scène de propagande partisane, au détriment du pluralisme et de la mission de service public.
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4:19Rachel CostaHOST
Azziari conclut que le lien du dossier Sapin est une démonstration que le modèle de gestion actuel a déjà privatisé de facto France Inter, l'a confié à une vision idéologique restreinte plutôt qu'à un équilibre démocratique.
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4:34Rachel CostaHOST
Le Figaro, 19 septembre 2026, fact check by Jamfo.
MBS Is Trapped. Europe is Doomed
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21:16Alex ChristoforouHOST
France has, just to wrap up the video, France is also now going through some gas shortages, fuel shortages.
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21:26Alex ChristoforouHOST
Around 10% of the gas stations, according to Le Figaro, they're having gas problems, storage problems.
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21:36Alex ChristoforouHOST
Supply problems, sorry.
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21:37Alex ChristoforouHOST
Interesting that it was Macron who was cheering on.
France Inter : fin de l’édit Sapin, accusation de censure, polémique sur le pluralisme
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2:43Rachel CostaHOST
Tout l'affaire met en lumière une tension croissante entre la gestion du service public et les revendications de représentation des différents courants politiques.
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2:51Rachel CostaHOST
Sapin, issu du Figaro et du Point, présentait chaque dimanche un éditorial de deux à trois minutes offrant une perspective alternative.
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2:59Rachel CostaHOST
Son départ, bien que destiné à apaiser les tensions internes, rouvre le débat sur la place réelle du pluralisme dans les médias publics lorsque les positions de leurs invités suscitent la controverse.
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3:13Rachel CostaHOST
Alors que France Inter défend la continuité de sa mission de dialogue, la question reste ouverte : sera-t-il possible de garantir un équilibre entre liberté d'expression et pression interne des syndicats et des forces politiques ? Les auditeurs de Radio Centrale Milano mille cinq cent soixante-quinze, quant à eux, continueront à suivre l'évolution de cette controverse, qui pourrait devenir une étude de cas sur le rôle du service public dans la démocratie contemporaine.
Le Weekend - French News in English for the week of September 14-18
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1:52speaker_1NARRATOR
The price of petal hit a historic high in France.
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1:56speaker_1NARRATOR
Last week, pump prices rose again, reaching a record high, nearly 2 euros 11 cents per liter, equivalent to 9 US dollars and 16 cents per gallon, of unleaded 95 E10 on average, a level not seen since records began in 1985, as reported by Le Figaro.
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2:26speaker_1NARRATOR
The headlines on Tuesday, September 15.
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2:30speaker_1NARRATOR
Employees of public utility EDF went on strike on Tuesday, including in several nuclear power plants, leading to significant drops in available power.
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3:03speaker_1NARRATOR
This new generation of TGV high-speed trains will not be running at the beginning of September as planned.
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3:10speaker_1NARRATOR
Some onboard systems still need to be improved.
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3:13speaker_1NARRATOR
The TGV M ordered in 2018 was initially supposed to enter service in France in 2024, as reported by Le Figaro.
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3:26speaker_1NARRATOR
HBO Max, owned by Warner Brothers, has signed agreements with professional organizations outlining its contribution to audiovisual creation in France as part of its funding obligations since 2026, according to a joint statement.
The Mummy's Foot by Theophile Gautier
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30:37Tony WalkerHOST
So he, he- financial necessity pressed him into journalism.
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30:41Tony WalkerHOST
For decades, he wrote art, theater, and literary criticism for various French periodicals like Le Figaro, La Presse, you know, so well- L'Artiste, well-known ones, and he traveled widely, Spain, Italy, Greece, Russia, Egypt, and Algeria.
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30:56Tony WalkerHOST
And he, uh, created, um, travel books, uh, which were very popular, such as Voyage en Espagne and Constantinople.
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31:04Tony WalkerHOST
And then in the mid-century, he was a big figure in the Paris art world, and he became, uh, chairman of, uh, the Société Nationale des Beaux-Arts, so the National Society for the Beautiful Arts.
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