Une cérémonie s’est tenue ce jeudi matin au monument de la France libre à Papeete dans le cadre de la journée nationale commémorative de l’appel du général de Gaulle du 18 juin 1940. Autorités civiles et militaires, ainsi que des associations d’anciens combattants, ont rendu hommage aux soldats engagés durant la Seconde Guerre mondiale.

Free movement of workers is a cornerstone of the European single market, yet qualifications and skills do not always travel freely with the worker. Despite a binding EU instrument in place since 2005, recognition procedures remain complex, lengthy and unevenly applied across Member States. With labour shortages affecting key sectors and around 10 million EU citizens working abroad, there is a need for further EU action. The European Commission's skills portability initiative, expected in the third quarter of 2026, aims to address these persistent barriers. Source : © European Union, 2026 - EP

This briefing provides an overview of recent ECB monetary policy decisions, the nature of the latest energy price shock, and its implications for inflation dynamics and the outlook. It places particular emphasis on the scenarios presented in the Eurosystem staff macroeconomic projections of June 2026, and reviews recent ECB publications alongside monetary policy developments in the US. Source : © European Union, 2026 - EP

This briefing relates to ECON’s scrutiny of the delegated act (DA) on temporary adjustments to Basel III market risk rules (the Fundamental Review of the Trading Book / FRTB), adopted by the Commission on 4 June 2026, C(2026)3647, under Article 461a(2)(a) CRR. It explains the background, legal procedure, and the amendments effected via this DA to the legal basis, i.e. the Capital Requirements Regulation 575/2013 (CRR). Source : © European Union, 2026 - EP

Au Conservatoire, les examens de danse tahitienne marquent une étape importante dans le parcours des élèves. Pour Feturani et Mahealani, ce premier passage devant un jury est l'occasion de mesurer leurs progrès et de se rapprocher de leurs ambitions, dans une discipline où chaque geste compte mais où la passion reste la priorité.

Donner la possibilité de passer son permis de conduire à tous, c’est l’objectif de l’association de prévention routière et la mairie de Papeete. Le dispositif cible les personnes en recherche d’emploi ou déjà en embauche.

Hier après-midi, la brigade de gendarmerie des transports aériens, avec le concours d’une équipe cynophile du PSIG de Faa’a, a contrôlé par surprise des personnels travaillant au sein de l’aéroport de Tahiti-Faa’a ainsi que des passagers de deux vols.

Pierre Gramegna, Managing Director of the European Stability Mechanism (ESM) is participating in the first exchange of views with the ECON Committee in the 10th parliamentary term, based on the Memorandum of Cooperation between the ESM and European Parliament signed in 2024. This briefing provides an overview of the ESM setup in 2012, its key features, instruments, and capital structure. It also considers the ESM Annual Report 2025 and discusses the main findings of the joint discussion paper by the ESM and EIOPA on the macroeconomic, fiscal and financial stability implications of climate-related natural catastrophes. Lastly, it reviews various proposals for euro area safe assets, which are becoming increasingly prominent in the debate, as well as the limited role that the ESM can play in that regard and in financing defence investments, bearing in mind that the revised ESM Treaty has not been ratified by all euro area Member States. Source : © European Union, 2026 - EP

This pre-Commission initiative briefing explores the proposed European product act, a policy initiative announced by the European Commission with the aim of overhauling the legal framework regarding the free movement of goods in the EU. The initiative will address certain problems associated with the rise of 'e-commerce', i.e. low-value items ordered online from third countries. The briefing looks at the specific legal instruments involved, and anticipates policy solutions which the Commission might put forward. Source : © European Union, 2026 - EP

Après une première mi-temps morose, l'équipe de France revient en force avec un score final de trois buts à un, face au Sénégal. Mbappé signe deux buts dans ce match et bat ainsi le record de 57 buts, jusque-là détenu par Olivier Giroud.

Cyberbullying is a real issue for the current generation of young people who have grown up in the always connected digital world. While trends have indicated that both victims and perpetrators of cyberbullying are becoming younger, it can also affect adults, with women at greater risk of cyberviolence. Cyberbullying can take many forms and can cause anxiety and depression among its victims. People can experience shame and embarrassment and withdraw from studies, work, interests and their social circles. The impact of cyberviolence can be tangible with a significant economic cost to society. The EU has placed significant importance on tackling the issue of cyberbullying. The Commission has adopted an action plan against cyberbullying in 2026, which focuses on a coordinated approach among Member States. It is designed to foster prevention and awareness, and encourages Member States to adopt comprehensive national strategies and promote a common understanding of cyberbullying to ensure a safer digital environment. The EU has enacted a number of laws which address various elements of digitalisation to protect EU citizens and prevent providers of digital services and content from engaging in harmful practices. The EU also has a suite of policies and strategies to complement its legal framework in online child protection, coupled with support for parents and educators. Risks from cyber-enabled violence continue to be a threat to European society, especially its young people. While advances in digital technology provide many opportunities, these are accompanied by a myriad of dangers. Cyberbullying is one such danger, with real-world consequences for individuals. While Member States across the EU have embarked on multi-faceted responses to the issue, there have been calls for an EU-wide legally binding definition of cyberbullying. Source : © European Union, 2026 - EP

Thousands of migrants have died in the Mediterranean over the past decade, and there are increasing demands for greater action. In its previous term, the European Parliament called for more active and coordinated search and rescue (SAR) operations, but other organisations have also stressed the need for further measures. Under international law, EU countries are responsible for SAR operations for ships within their jurisdiction, with Frontex able to offer support. A permanent solidarity mechanism will be in place from July 2026 as part of the pact on migration and asylum. However, creating a European search and rescue corps would require a clear legal basis under EU law. Frontex could be given a larger role in SAR operations, but for this would need additional powers and resources. Source : © European Union, 2026 - EP

Briefing No. 5 - Following independence from the CIS, the environmental situation in Estonia has improved considerably because of the economic recession and high investments. Despite the very recent signing of the Association Agreement, Estonia has already made considerable progress in harmonization of environmental legislation. All White Paper legislation will probably have been transposed by the end of 1999. Adoption of the remaining acquis communautaire is planned for the end of 2001. Even though this date is rather unrealistic, the acquis will probably be adopted before Estonia’s accession. However, application and transposition in the high-investment areas is currently very patchy and has to be improved. Source : © European Union, 2026 - EP

People from racial and ethnic minority backgrounds face discrimination and its consequences on a daily basis. However, the exact scale of the problem is hard to gauge, owing to a lack of data and general under‑reporting of racist incidents. Although the European Union (EU) has been introducing legislation to combat racial and xenophobic discrimination since 2000, the problem persists. The global Black Lives Matter protests highlighted the need for new measures, while the COVID‑19 pandemic saw a major increase in reports of racist and xenophobic incidents, and the crisis it triggered had a disproportionately large negative effect on racial and ethnic minority groups, in the form of higher death and infection rates. Studies point to the cost of racial discrimination not only for the individuals concerned, but also for society as a whole. For instance, a 2018 EPRS report argued that the loss in earnings caused by racial and ethnic discrimination for both individuals and societies amounts to billions of euros annually. EU citizens also acknowledge this problem: a 2019 survey found that over half of Europeans believe racial or ethnic discrimination to be widespread in their country. To address racial discrimination and the inequalities it engenders, the European Commission has put forward a number of equality strategies and actions. The European Parliament, meanwhile, has long demanded an end to racial discrimination. In recent resolutions, Parliament has called for an end to structural racism, discrimination, racial profiling and police brutality; for protection of the right to protest peacefully; for an enhanced role for culture, education, media and sport in the fight against racism; and for authorities to take an intersectional approach. This is a further update of a briefing, the previous edition of which was from April 2025. Source : © European Union, 2026 - EP

We assess the latest monetary policy stance of the European Central Bank (ECB). We first discuss whether the inflation surge is temporary or permanent and examine the nature of the inflation shock. We then analyse the ECB’s interest rate and quantitative tightening policies. Finally, we examine inflation differentials within the euro area and the ECB’s communication strategy. Source : © European Union, 2026 - EP

This briefing provides an assessment of the ECB Annual Report 2025 and the ECB’s feedback statement responding to the issues raised and requests made by the European Parliament in its resolution on the “European Central Bank – annual report 2025”, which relates to the ECB Annual Report for the previous year. Source : © European Union, 2026 - EP

This paper evaluates technical aspects of the Directives on periodic roadworthiness testing (2014/45/EU) and roadside inspection of commercial vehicles (2014/47/EU). Key findings focus on harmonising minimum content for Periodic Technical Inspection and Roadside Inspection requirements across Member States and establishing a cross-border data-exchange platform for registration, driver licence and inspection data. For remote sensing, comparative campaigns across Member States are recommended, noting its benefits while zero-emission vehicle uptake remains low. This document was provided by Policy Department B at the request of the TRAN Committee. Source : © European Union, 2026 - EP

Le bac a démarré ce matin par l’épreuve de philosophie. 4 heures d’examen au total. Les élèves avaient le choix entre la dissertation ou le commentaire de texte. Mais avec l’utilisation sans cesse grandissante de l’intelligence artificielle, les établissements scolaires sont sur leurs gardes quant aux tentatives de fraude. Le lycée Paul Gauguin par exemple, s’est muni depuis le début de l’année d’un appareil qui détecte tout appareil connecté.

Invité de notre JT ce soir, Moetai Brotherson sollicite l'arbitrage du Conseil d’État pour clarifier la situation juridique de la réforme du RNS,. Face à une Assemblée sans majorité, il privilégie une stratégie de concertation accrue tout en officialisant la création de son parti, A Fano Ti’a, dont il sera le président, actant son départ du Tavini. Il rassure enfin sur les délais de construction de la piscine pour les Jeux du Pacifique.

Depuis la mort de la petite Lyhanna, 11 ans, dans l’Hexagone, le ministre de la Justice a demandé à tous les parquets de passer en revue toutes les plaintes pour violences sexuelles sur mineurs, avant le 14 juillet. En Polynésie, 420 procédures sont en cours.

Les U10 et U12 de l’AS Pirae ont achevé leur participation à leurs premiers tournois en France. Malgré le décalage horaire et l’intensité des rencontres, les jeunes Tahitiens repartent avec une expérience précieuse avant le prochain rendez-vous au Mans.

Une vingtaine de militaires fidjiens s'entraînent actuellement aux côtés du RIMaP-Polynésie dans le cadre de l'exercice Marara. À travers des mises en situation et des parcours d'obstacles, l'objectif est de renforcer la coopération entre les armées du Pacifique, notamment face au spectre d'un super El Niño.

En Polynésie française, 393 mineurs font actuellement l’objet d’un suivi pour des faits de violences. Face à une réalité encore largement méconnue et souvent passée sous silence, un recensement national des violences faites aux enfants vient d’être lancé. Une initiative saluée par l’Association Polyvalente d’Actions Judiciaires (APAJ), qui espère une meilleure reconnaissance de ces violences et une évolution des mentalités.

Environ 70 % des salariés de Newrest Polynésie selon la CSIP ont entamé une grève illimitée depuis ce lundi matin. Bien que les questions de retraite et de tenues soient résolues, le renouvellement de la concession de la cuisine centrale de Papara bloque toujours les négociations à l'approche de l'échéance du 30 juin.

Stéphane Lebon, président de l'association Poihere te Natura, qui se charge de l'entretien des sentiers de randonnées à Tahiti, était l'invité de notre rubrique invité café de ce lundi 15 juin 2026. Il est revenu sur le drame survenu le jeudi 4 juin dernier à Hitia'a ; un pratiquant de canyoning avait fait une chute mortelle.

Le drame survenu cette semaine suscite une vive émotion à Paea. Le quartier Vaiatu, où le corps sans vie d’une dame a été retrouvé hier matin, dimanche 14 juin, est consterné après avoir appris la triste nouvelle.

According to Directive 2008/115/EC, third-country nationals staying illegally on the territory of a European Union (EU) Member State should, as a general rule, be issued a return decision obliging them to leave the EU. However, available data suggest that, among those who receive such a decision, only about a quarter actually leave the EU. The limited effectiveness of the return policy is due to several challenges that the EU and Member States face when carrying out return procedures, including difficulties related to implementation at national level. To increase the effectiveness of the EU return policy, the European Commission announced in its 2025 work programme that it would develop a new common approach to returns, including a new legislative proposal on the subject. Source : © European Union, 2026 - EP

European Union countries will be able to set up return hubs in third countries once the return regulation enters into force. These facilities in non-EU countries would be used to host irregular migrants who do not have the right to remain in the EU. The EU has been trying for decades to get more irregular migrants to leave. They would have to conclude an agreement with a third country that is safe and recognises human rights. The examples of non-EU countries that have done something similar suggest this could prove expensive and involve only small numbers of migrants. The plans have been criticised by non-governmental organisations (NGOs), who worry how the human rights of the migrants involved will be affected. There are likely to be many legal challenges. Source : © European Union, 2026 - EP

Article 8 of the Treaty on the Functioning of the European Union (TFEU) commits the European Union and its Member States to eliminating inequalities and promoting the principle of equality between women and men in all their actions. As set out in the EU gender equality strategy 2026-2030, achieving gender equality in the European Union is a joint responsibility, requiring action by all EU institutions, Member States and EU agencies, in partnership with civil society and women's organisations, social partners and the private sector. Since 2003, when the European Parliament formally launched gender mainstreaming activities within the institution, the Committee on Women's Rights and Gender Equality (FEMM Committee) has been regularly preparing monitoring reports on the state of gender mainstreaming in the European Parliament. The subsequent resolutions, adopted in 2007, 2009, 2011, 2016, 2019 and 2022, are part of a sustained series of activities implemented over the past two decades to support and intensify gender mainstreaming in the European Parliament. This effort was significantly reinforced by the adoption of a gender action plan and a roadmap for its implementation in July 2020 and April 2021 respectively, and their renewal in October 2025 and April 2026. This study, which updates a previous edition of September 2021, examines the current state of play of gender mainstreaming in the European Parliament in support of the forthcoming own-initiative report on gender mainstreaming in the European Parliament, to be drawn up by the FEMM committee. It provides an updated overview of the concept of gender mainstreaming and the tools available to implement it; analyses Parliament's current gender mainstreaming policy, with particular focus on the 2022 resolution on the issue, Parliament's 2020 and 2025 gender action plans and their accompanying roadmaps, as well as committee gender action plans; and examines gender mainstreaming both in European Parliament policymaking and in terms of representation, institutional culture and working environment within the institution. It further reviews gender mainstreaming practices in other EU institutions and national parliaments to place the European Parliament's efforts in a broader comparative context. Source : © European Union, 2026 - EP

A review of institutional aspects of budgetary control which describes the roles of the main actors and the changes introduced by the Treaties of Maastricht and Amsterdam. Source : © European Union, 2026 - EP

This study, prepared for the European Parliament’s Policy Department for Transport, Employment and Social Affairs and commissioned by the Committee on Employment and Social Affairs (EMPL), describes support for large families and single parents across the European Union. It analyses the vulnerability of these households and provides recommendations to improve support at both EU and Member State level. Attention is paid to the implementation of large family cards across EU Member States, and the feasibility of a European large family card.      Source : © European Union, 2026 - EP

100 ans, c'est l'âge de Mamie Germaine. Cette dame vit à Teva I Uta et ce mardi, elle a fêté son anniversaire entourée des siens. Elle est entrée dans le cercle restreint des personnes centenaires.

Rendez-vous mardi 16 juin à 09h en direct sur Polynésie la 1ère.

Le monde du sport polynésien est en deuil suite au décès de Richard Van Sam. Pionnier des Jeux du Pacifique, médaillé d'or et entraîneur de renom, il a marqué des générations de footballeurs. L'héritage de cet homme d'exception est grand, et son parcours sportif reste gravé dans l'histoire du fenua.

Comédien, humoriste, mannequin, ex-candidat à Mister Tahiti, influenceur... Christopher Prenat est désormais basé en Nouvelle-Zélande. Artiste inclassable, il cumule les casquettes tout naturellement. Rencontre.