La première étape a été remportée hier par le team OPT. Aujourd’hui, les rameurs ont réitéré leur exploit en arrivant en tête de la deuxième étape.

Après le traitement de l’hypertension par la dénervation rénale, le centre hospitalier de Taaone réalise dorénavant une autre opération utilisant une technique de pointe : la thermo-ablation par micro-ondes d’une tumeur cancéreuse. Véritable avancée dans le traitement des cancers sur le fenua, cette technique est moins traumatisante pour les patients. Assistée par de l’imagerie de pointe, elle ne nécessite qu’une simple incision de la taille d’une tête d’épingle. Le praticien insère une aiguille très fine, directement dans la tumeur, qui émet des micro-ondes et élève la température à plus de 100°C, provoquant la destruction complète des cellules tumorales en quelques minutes.

Des pièces uniques, et un savoir-faire reconnu. Le 57ème salon des Marquises a ouvert ses portes jeudi 29 mai au parc-expo de Mama'o. Ce sera jusqu'au 8 juin. L'évènement, organisé par la fédération Tuhuka o te Henua Enana, réunit 77 artisans venus exposer leurs sculptures, tapa, monoï ou encore fruits séchés. Il y a de quoi trouver quelques bonnes idées cadeaux pour la fête des pères.

À l'hôpital d'Uturoa, dans les îles Sous-le-Vent, la tension monte d'un cran. La CSTP-FO a adressé, mardi, une lettre au ministre de la Santé, Cédric Mercadal, pour l'alerter sur une « situation d'urgence » qui pourrait entraîner la fermeture de services essentiels, à partir de demain.

C'est depuis les chantiers de l'Atlantique à Saint-Nazaire en Loire-Atlantique, que le Premier ministre a présidé, lundi 26 mai, le Comité Interministériel de la Mer. À cette occasion, François Bayrou a présenté toute une série de projets et de mesures qui concernent principalement les Outre-mer.

C’est une naissance comme il y en a peu. Dans une publication Facebook, la ville de Mahina raconte l’histoire de Kaykeali’iva’i née précipitamment ce qui a nécessité la prise en charge des pompiers de la commune.

Fin de la première étape de la Tahiti Nui va’a et c’est l’équipe du Team OPT qui est sortie victorieuse, dans des conditions météo stimulantes.

Elles sont parties de Hawaii pour rallier Tahiti : les légendaires pirogues Hōkūle'a et Hikianalia feront escale en Polynésie française en juin 2025. Une traversée symbolique pour célébrer un demi-siècle de navigations, d’échanges culturels et de renaissance identitaire. Zoom sur les temps forts attendus en Polynésie.

La première étape de la Vendée va’a a été remportée ce matin par l’équipe de Enviropol Va’a et de Toulon va'a chez les dames.

Saisie par le Président de la Polynésie française, l’Autorité polynésienne de la concurrence a rendu un avis favorable, assorti de recommandations, sur le projet de loi du pays relatif à la lutte contre le tabagisme. Mais celle-ci émet plusieurs recommandations afin d’éviter des effets anticoncurrentiels indésirables.

The trans-European networks (TENs) in transport, energy and telecommunications are developed to connect the regions of the EU and to contribute to the growth of the internal market and employment. They strengthen economic, social and territorial cohesion. The trans-European transport network (TEN-T) has evolved over time, including a fundamental reform in 2013 and a major revision proposed in 2021. The energy infrastructure (TEN-E) guidelines were adapted to the European Green Deal in 2022. Source : © European Union, 2025 - EP

The EU’s Common Foreign and Security Policy (CFSP) was established in 1993 and has since been strengthened by subsequent treaties. Today, Parliament regularly contributes to the development of the CFSP, in particular by scrutinising the activities of its institutional actors and bodies: the High Representative of the Union for Foreign Affairs and Security Policy, who also serves as Vice-President of the European Commission; the European External Action Service (EEAS); the EU Special Representatives (EUSRs) and the EU delegations. Parliament’s budgetary powers can also shape the scale and scope of the CFSP. Source : © European Union, 2025 - EP

Development policy lies at the heart of the European Union’s external policies. It aims to reduce and ultimately eradicate poverty and it is central to the EU’s response to the UN 2030 Agenda for Sustainable Development (the 2030 Agenda). Its objectives include fostering sustainable growth, defending human rights and democracy, achieving gender equality, promoting peace and inclusive societies and tackling environmental and climate challenges. The EU works on a global scale and is the world’s largest donor of development assistance. Cooperation with EU Member States and alignment with the 2030 Agenda facilitate the efficient delivery of aid. Source : © European Union, 2025 - EP

The EU, the United States and Canada remain close partners, united by democratic values and shared historic ties. Despite navigating complex global challenges, including trade tensions, they prioritise dialogue and cooperation in areas such as foreign policy, security and regulatory affairs. The EU emphasises sustaining these relationships and adapting them to shared challenges, thus ensuring stability and resilience while upholding the international rules-based order. Source : © European Union, 2025 - EP

Over the years, the EU has been moving away from the production of labour-intensive, low-value products in order to specialise in higher-value, branded goods. With its open economy, trade is essential to the EU, which is a founder of and key player in the World Trade Organization (WTO). In addition, to overcome trade barriers and level the playing field for its businesses, the Union negotiates a number of free trade agreements (FTAs). Source : © European Union, 2025 - EP

60 ans de télévision en Polynésie, c’est aussi 60 ans de sons, de voix et d’images inoubliables. Pour fêter cet anniversaire, Polynésie la 1ère dévoile une sélection de clips issus de ses archives musicales, à découvrir sur france.tv jusqu’à la fin de l’année.

Le premier départ de la Tahiti Nui va'a sera lancé demain matin à 8 heures à Mataiea. Les conditions météorologiques cette année sont exigeantes, les participants sont prêts à en découdre, dans la sécurité.

La jeune Polynésienne s'est hissée sur la plus haute marche du podium de la Coupe de France de Taekwondo. L'événement a eu lieu le dimanche 25 mai dernier, au Palais des sports, dans la ville de Montpellier.

Le projet de loi sur l'aide à mourir a été adopté en première lecture à l'Assemblée nationale. Les trois députés polynésiens se sont abstenus, ils souhaitent une large consultation de la population polynésienne

Il est biologiste marin et a vécu près de huit mois sur un atoll isolé de l'archipel des Tuamotu, en Polynésie française. Une expérience scientifique et humaine inédite, en autonomie complète, par laquelle Matthieu Juncker a voulu réconcilier rigueur des données et vécu émotionnel.

The European Arrest Warrant (EAW) is a judicial decision issued by a Member State with a view to the arrest and surrender by another Member State of a requested person for the purposes of a criminal prosecution or a custodial sentence. Between 2015 and 2022, 131 164 EAWs were issued, and 43 478 persons were surrendered, an average of more than 16 000 and nearly 5 500 per year respectively. In the internal security strategy published on 1 April 2025, the Commission stated that it would 'assess the need to further strengthen' the EAW. Source : © European Union, 2025 - EP

This briefing summarises the main issues at stake at the 78th World Health Assembly (WHA) which will take place in Geneva, Switzerland, from 19 to 27 May 2025. The WHA is the highest decision-making body of the World Health Organization (WHO), gathering annually, and composed of delegations from all 194 Member States (MS). The WHA discusses and votes on the decisions and resolutions prepared by either WHO’s Executive Board, its Director-General, or proposed by groups of MS. Source : © European Union, 2025 - EP

The European arrest warrant (EAW) is a judicial decision issued by a Member State with a view to the arrest and surrender by another Member State of a requested person for the purposes of a criminal prosecution or a custodial sentence. Between 2005 and 2022, some 231 005 EAWs were issued, and 69 688 persons were surrendered. The functioning of the EAW system – as set out in this infographic – requires a high level of trust between the judicial authorities of the issuing and the executing Member State, which has at times generated challenges and tensions. In the internal security strategy published on 1 April 2025, the Commission stated that it would 'assess the need to further strengthen' the EAW. Source : © European Union, 2025 - EP

Under the European Climate Law, the EU must reduce its net greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions by 55 % by 2030 compared with 1990, and reach climate neutrality by 2050 (see trajectory in Figure 1). Over the 2005-2023 period, net emissions in the EU decreased by 30.5 % (37 % compared with 1990). The land use, land-use change and forestry (LULUCF) sector is a significant carbon sink, although its capacity to increase carbon sequestration is under pressure, while the EU emissions trading system (ETS) is one of the most effective mitigation tools, having reduced emissions by the sectors it covers by 48.1 % since 2005. Sectors for which Member States are obliged to reduce GHG emissions under the 'effort-sharing' legislation decreased their emissions by 17.1 % in 2023 compared with 2005. Investments tracked as climate-related spending account for 42.6 % of the total grants and loans approved under the Recovery and Resilience Facility (RRF) and the REPowerEU initiative. By 30 June 2024, Member States had to update their national energy and climate plans (NECPs), aligned with the EU's increased 2030 targets. As of May 2025, three final plans are still pending. A May 2025 assessment of submitted final NECPs show a significant gap reduction from earlier analysis, with net GHG emissions estimated to decrease by 54 % by 2030, compared with 1990 levels. In a 2023 survey, 46 % of EU citizens identified climate change as one of the four most serious problems facing the world. Most Europeans (56 %) said it was the responsibility of the EU or the national government to tackle climate change, followed by business/industry (53 %); 35 % found it to be a personal responsibility. This briefing is one in a series covering all EU Member States. Source : © European Union, 2025 - EP

Tepuaraurii Teriitahi était l'invitée du journal ce mardi 27 mai. Elle réagit aux débats de la quatrième session administrative de l'Assemblée, où la question de la décolonisation a été relancée ce mardi. Elle revient également sur le dramatique décès de la petite Ayden, qui a mis en lumière les dysfonctionnements du système, en précisant qu'il faut «identifier et réparer pour qu'effectivement on ne revive plus la même situation qu'avec cette petite.»

La décolonisation était au cœur des débats dès l'ouverture de la 4ème session administrative ce mardi 27 mai à l'Assemblée. Priorité au dialogue a estimé le président du Pays. Une prise de position accueillie favorablement par le parti a Here ia Porinetia. L'autre débat du jour a porté sur les transferts d'argent de l'Etat et ses retours.

Une réunion s'est tenue lundi 26 mai entre la ministre et l'ensemble des instances sportives en vue des Jeux du Pacifique 2027. L'enjeu : accompagner les fédérations dans le repositionnement de leur pratique sportive. Les clubs vont en effet devoir déménager le temps des travaux, qui devraient débuter en juillet. Nahema Temarii a également confirmé le montant du budget en investissement, à savoir 12,5 milliards de francs.

Le rapporteur public du tribunal administratif demande l'annulation de la délibération du Président de l'Assemblée, adoptée le 12 décembre dernier, qui appelle l'Etat à «ouvrir le dialogue de la décolonisation». Le jugement sera rendu le 10 juin.

Le Tribunal administratif de la Polynésie française a tranché : la décision ministérielle qui avait interdit à un professeur de philosophie d’entrer dans son établissement était illégale. Le jugement, rendu le mardi 27 mai, rappelle les limites du pouvoir ministériel.

La proposition de loi sur l'aide à mourir a été largement adoptée par les députés à Paris mardi 27 mai en première lecture. Celle sur les soins palliatifs a été votée à l'unanimité. Les textes doivent poursuivre leur parcours législatif au Sénat avant d'être définitivement adopté. L'aide à mourir devrait concerner la Polynésie française.

A sound, resilient banking sector that efficiently allocates capital is essential for EU competitiveness. To achieve it, the EU should primarily focus on completing the banking union. It should also simplify capital and other loss-absorbency requirements, and pool decision-making on macroprudential buffers in the banking union at the European level. The forthcoming report on banking, which the European Commission has pledged to publish in 2026, is the right horizon for addressing these aims. Given the stark risk environment, their implementation should not result in any decrease of aggregate capital requirements. Source : © European Union, 2025 - EP

After a political lull of almost a decade, the European Union (EU) and the Community of Latin American and Caribbean States (CELAC) relaunched their strategic partnership in Buenos Aires, Argentina, on 27 October 2022. The 2022-2023 bi-regional roadmap, together with the EU's joint communication of 7 June 2023 on a new agenda for Latin America and the Caribbean (LAC), prepared the ground for the successful third EU–CELAC summit that took place in Brussels on 17 and 18 July 2023 under the Spanish Presidency of the Council. Two years later, the partners are preparing for the next EU–CELAC summit, due to take place in Santa Marta, Colombia, on 9 and 10 November 2025. This leaders' meeting is deemed crucial for the EU to deepen its commitment to LAC and advance the strategic partnership. From the EU's perspective, the Latin American region is key – not only politically, given the recent geopolitical challenges, and economically, because of its great potential as a market for industrial products, but also as a stable supplier of renewable energy sources and critical minerals such as lithium and copper that are crucial for the transformation of the global economy. Geopolitical developments have made it all the more urgent to intensify relations between the EU and CELAC: China has become a dominant player in LAC and is today a strong competitor for the EU and the United States (US). The US policy approach towards LAC under President Donald Trump is strained; this could be an opportunity for the EU to present itself as a reliable partner to the region. The promotion of inclusive and, in particular, mutually beneficial agreements on trade and on raw materials could be an advantage for the EU over its competitors. The summit in Santa Marta provides a chance to elevate the EU–CELAC relationship to the next level. The main tasks will include deepening and concretising the bi-regional relations on issues such as trade and investment and the green and digital transitions, and further strengthening cooperation on other issues such as the fight against organised crime. A litmus test for the strategic partnership will also be whether the partners manage to finalise the two key pending international agreements with Mexico and Mercosur respectively. Source : © European Union, 2025 - EP

Military drones have become a defining feature of modern warfare, as seen in Ukraine where they have caused more casualties than any other weapon. Their widespread use spans reconnaissance, strikes, logistics and naval operations, with both state and non-state players increasingly relying on unmanned systems. The European Union (EU) has prioritised drone development and countermeasures, funding and coordinating research and capability development through the European Defence Fund and Permanent Structured Cooperation. EU leaders have committed to strengthening the defence industry and made major investments in drone production, innovation, and interoperability. The EU is also fostering synergies between the civilian and the defence sectors, addressing strategic dependencies and collaborating with NATO. Furthermore, the European Defence Agency is advancing unmanned aerial system technology through joint projects and its innovation hub. Meanwhile, drone regulation remains fragmented: civilian drones are subject to comprehensive EU rules, while military drone use falls under international law. Legal concerns persist, especially regarding proportionality, accountability and lethal autonomous weapons (LAWS). The European Parliament has called for transparency, adherence to international law and a ban on LAWS, while supporting defence innovation and proposing an EU drone package to stimulate joint procurement and industry participation, particularly from Ukraine. EU lawmakers continue to stress the need for ethical guardrails, robust export controls and a coherent regulatory framework that balances innovation with international legal obligations. The Parliament also emphasises the importance of meaningful human control over all lethal decisions and insists that military artificial intelligence include strong accountability mechanisms. Source : © European Union, 2025 - EP

Media literacy – the skills, knowledge and understanding that allow people to use media effectively and safely – is crucial for citizens to navigate the modern news environment and take informed decisions. Better media literacy is likely to increase the public's resilience to mis- and disinformation. The EU considers media literacy to be important for active involvement in today's information society. It has launched several initiatives to raise awareness among the Member States of the importance of developing their own media literacy strategies. The European Parliament has underlined the importance of media literacy skills in several resolutions. The Audiovisual Media Services Directive requires Member States to take measures to develop media literacy skills and to report on their efforts every three years. The first set of these national reports revealed large differences across the EU, with some Member States having developed a national media literacy policy with clearly defined responsibilities, and others relying on more fragmented frameworks. In her 2024-2029 political guidelines, the President of the European Commission, Ursula von der Leyen, emphasised the need to 'focus on societal resilience and preparedness through increased digital and media literacy'. One of the key forthcoming initiatives, therefore, is the European democracy shield, which aims to make democratic societies less vulnerable to manipulation. The European Parliament has set up a special committee to address these challenges that require a multi-stakeholder, whole-of-society approach in order to foster critical thinking and media and information literacy. Source : © European Union, 2025 - EP

Un incendie s'est déclaré ce dimanche 25 mai en milieu de soirée à l'hôtel Intercontinental Moana Resort de la plage de Matira à Bora Bora. Quatre bungalows ont pris feu avant que les pompiers ne parviennent à contenir les flammes. Deux blessés légers sont à déplorer. Selon nos informations, un problème électrique serait à l'origine de l'incendie : la climatisation d'un bungalow aurait pris feu.