Temanava Domingo élue plus belle femme de Polynésie française. C’est la première candidate connue à l’élection de Miss France qui se déroulera dans les hauts-de-France en décembre prochain. Mannequin, étudiante Temanava a obtenu sa licence LEA Commerce internationale avant de revenir au fenua. La voila embarquée dans une toute nouvelle aventure ! Notre équipe l’a retrouvée dans son cocon à la pointe des pecheurs à Punaauia.

This is the sixth edition of the EPRS's rolling check-list on review and monitoring clauses in EU international agreements. It is designed to serve as an implementation monitoring tool for the European Parliament. As such, it gives an analytical overview of the various review and monitoring clauses, management and implementation clauses, reporting clauses, consultation clauses and sunset clauses contained in the bilateral and multilateral agreements the EU has concluded with third countries. Complementing the April 2023 edition, the dataset of this sixth edition covers all international agreements signed between 1 January 2023 and 31 May 2024 – those in force, those with a clause for provisional application, and those that have expired. The dataset is preceded by an update to the fifth edition's analysis of the European Parliament's role in the negotiation, conclusion, monitoring and implementation of EU international agreements. Source : © European Union, 2024 - EP

The European Council meeting on 27–28 June 2024 has a full agenda. As the current EU institutional cycle draws to a close, it marks a critical moment in launching the new cycle. EU leaders will discuss, and likely agree on, high-level appointments to EU institutions, including on the proposed candidate for European Commission President. They are also set to adopt the Strategic Agenda 2024-2029, outlining the EU's political priorities for the coming five years. They will also discuss Ukraine, security and defence, Middle East, competitiveness, migration and Georgia. Source : © European Union, 2024 - EP

Avec qui siégeront-ils à l’Assemblée nationale ? Que feront-ils pour faire avancer le dossier du nucléaire ? Quelles thématiques comptent-ils porter une fois élus ? Les candidats de la troisième circonscription ont partagé leur projet politique pendant une heure de débat, lundi 24 juin.

Les électeurs sont appelés aux urnes le samedi 29 juin en Polynésie pour le 1er tour des législatives. Quatre candidats se présentent dans la 3e circonscription. Quelles sont leurs priorités pour la Polynésie ? Quels sont les enjeux de ce scrutin ? Éléments de réponse, ce soir à 19h40, en direct sur nos quatre médias de Polynésie la 1ère.

Suite à la décision du tribunal de première instance de Papeete de relaxer le père de famille qui soignait son fils avec de l'huile de cannabis, le parquet général a fait appel. Me Millet, avocat de la famille, parle « d'acharnement révoltant ».

Les élections législatives anticipées auront lieu le 29 juin et le 6 juillet 2024 en Polynésie. La plupart des bureaux de vote seront ouverts de 8 heures à 18 heures, à quelques exceptions près. Le détail dans cet article.

The concept of European Union (EU) citizenship was formally introduced into the EU constitutional order by Article 8 of the Treaty of Maastricht (today Article 20 of the Treaty on the Functioning of the European Union, TFEU). This form of citizenship is additional to national citizenship and does not replace it. However, the introduction of European citizenship took over two decades to reach fruition – from discussions in the early 1970s up to the 1992 Maastricht Treaty. This briefing examines the formative phase in the development of European citizenship, from the early 1970s to the 1984 Draft Treaty establishing the European Union. It highlights key milestones, including the 1975 Tindemans Report, the 1979 European elections, and the Spinelli Project of the early 1980s, emphasising the European Parliament's role in this process. Despite lacking substantial legislative power at the time, Parliament introduced crucial ideas that shifted the discourse from a market-centred to a politically oriented concept of citizenship. Leaders like Tindemans and Spinelli were instrumental in this transformation, striving relentlessly – though only partially successfully – to move beyond the nation-state and market integration as the ultimate reference points for European citizenship. Their efforts laid the groundwork for the more comprehensive notion of European citizenship that would eventually emerge during the Maastricht negotiations, indicating how these early debates marked a significant step towards democratising European integration and enriching the debate on European citizenship. This is the first in a series of briefings looking at the role of the European Parliament in the development of European citizenship, ranging from the 1972 Paris Summit to the 2003 Draft Treaty establishing a Constitution for Europe. Source : © European Union, 2024 - EP

This briefing provides a summary of the recent economic developments in the EU Member States and gives an overview of relevant economic projections forecasted by major international and EU institutions. Annex 1 includes latest GDP data and forecasts for all EU Member States and Annex 2 the latest inflation data and developments. Source : © European Union, 2024 - EP

The European Union's research and innovation (R&I) policy has become central in the attempt to safeguard the EU's technological sovereignty, ensure prosperity, and advance social, economic and environmental sustainability. Various challenges persist nevertheless, from ageing populations and health hazards to (economic) security and the climate crisis. In addition, underinvestment in R&I is a shared concern across Member States, although to varying degrees. To reach the EU's spending target for R&I of 3 % of the EU's annual gross domestic product, the Next Generation EU (NGEU) recovery instrument and its main spending tool, the Recovery and Resilience Facility (RRF), could play a vital role in providing additional funding to Member States. To emerge stronger from the COVID-19 crisis and benefit from these resources (channelled partly into R&I ecosystems), countries have drawn up individual national recovery and resilience plans (NRRPs). As a funding condition, Member States needed to address at least a significant subset of the European Semester's country-specific recommendations and foster the green and digital transitions, by achieving the milestones and targets linked to the measures agreed in their NRRPs. The RRF is financing over €47 billion worth of R&I measures in the NRRPs, but the focus on R&I investment differs across the plans. In this briefing, six case studies (either investment or reform measures) in R&I from individual recovery plans have been analysed. These measures range from investing in sustainable agriculture (Portugal), to reforming and integrating research, development and innovation organisations in the European Research Area (Romania). Each of the assessed case studies has been linked to one of the six R&I policy guidelines developed by the European Commission. The briefing also touches on other financing opportunities for R&I under the traditional multiannual financial framework. Experts point out that NGEU might contribute to closing the innovation and underinvestment gap between Member States and the EU's 3 % target. The European Parliament supports an ambitious EU-wide R&I policy, and continues to ensure transparency and democratic scrutiny in the implementation of the NGEU recovery instrument. Source : © European Union, 2024 - EP

Elle fait plus de 12 mètres de long et près de 3 mètres de hauteur, la fresque inaugurée ce dimanche matin, au gymnase de l’Université de Polynésie française a été réalisée par des jeunes adolescents en réinsertion.

Comme à chaque scrutin, le nucléaire reste un argument de campagne. Ces deux dernières années, une seule avancée et pas des moindres : celle de la création d'une commission d'enquête parlementaire initiée par Mereana Reid-Arbelot. Mais la dissolution du parlement a stoppé les travaux débutés il y a plus d’un mois. Les associations locales espèrent que les futurs élus poursuivront le travail initié.

L'élection Miss Tahiti 2024, c'était vendredi 21 juin. Une soirée haute en couleur qui a vu le sacre de Temanava Domingo, élue plus belle femme de Tahiti. Herehia Sanford remporte, elle, la couronne de Miss Heiva. Des couronnements qui font la fierté de leur famille.

C’est l’histoire d’amitié de Maria et Mareva. En octobre dernier, Maria a décidé de donner son rein à Mareva. Grâce à ce geste, elle a pu éviter la dialyse. Huit mois après l’opération, comment vit-on avec une greffe du rein ? C’est la question que nous avons poser à ces deux femmes.

Les championnats de France de natation organisés cette année à Chartres se sont achevés. Dernière épreuve qualificative pour les Jeux Olympiques de Paris 2024, elle a fait de nombreux heureux, mais aussi des déçus comme le Guyanais Medhy Metela. Maxime Grousset et Emme Terebo sont les seuls ultramarins à avoir réussi à décrocher leur ticket pour les jeux.

Plusieurs militants indépendantistes calédoniens, dont Christian Tein, le chef de la CCAT, soupçonné d'avoir orchestré les émeutes sur le «Caillou», vont être placés en détention provisoire en Métropole, ont annoncé samedi 22 juin leurs avocats qui se sont dits «abasourdis» par la décision d'envoyer leurs clients à plus de 17 000 km de la Nouvelle-Calédonie.

C’est le grand soir pour les 10 candidates à l’élection de Miss Tahiti 2024. Elle est diffusée en direct sur Polynésie la 1ère. Qui succédera à Ravahere Silloux, Miss Tahiti 2023 et aura la chance de représenter notre fenua à l’élection de Miss France 2025 ?

Les élections législatives anticipées se tiendront les 29 juin et 6 juillet 2024 en Polynésie française. Plus de 212 000 électeurs sont appelés à élire leurs représentants au palais Bourbon. Le territoire est divisé en trois circonscriptions depuis 2012. Chacune ayant un représentant.

Exit les t-shirts et les shorts, on sort les pulls et les couvertures. Vous l'avez sûrement senti ces derniers jours : une baisse significative de température. Pas de doute l'hiver austral est bel et bien là. Rien d'anormal pour la saison, annonce Météo France. Mais ce retour de la période fraîche ravit les commerçants qui sortent leurs stocks de vêtements chauds.

Ce document s’intègre dans une série d’études qui, avec une perspective de droit comparé, visent à faire une présentation de la liberté d’entreprise dans différents ordres juridiques. Après avoir expliqué le droit positif et la jurisprudence d’application, le contenu, les limites et la possible évolution de cette liberté sont examinés. La présente étude a pour objet le cas de la Suisse. La liberté d’entreprise n’est pas expressément garantie en Suisse. Ni la jurisprudence ni la doctrine n’utilisent cette terminologie. La liberté du commerce et de l’industrie, puis la liberté économique sont les libertés pertinentes dans le contexte helvétique. La Constitution fédérale du 18 avril 1999 garantit la liberté économique, laquelle englobe la liberté d’entreprise. Ainsi, le Tribunal fédéral a rendu plusieurs arrêts de principe protégeant diverses composantes de cette dernière. La place des entreprises dans l’économie est prise en compte et protégée non seulement par le droit constitutionnel, mais aussi par le droit infra-constitutionnel. La liberté d’entreprise est confrontée à de nombreux défis. Si elle est protégée en Suisse, elle subit néanmoins de nombreuses restrictions. La plupart des domaines du droit suisse sont pertinents à cet égard et forment un cadre au sein duquel est exercée et peut se développer la liberté d’entreprise. Source : © European Union, 2024 - EP

Le Championnat de France de cyclisme sur route (amateurs) se déroule du 20 au 23 juin Saint-Martin-de-Landelles, en métropole. Taruia Krainer et Leo Cazaubiel, représentants du fenua, participent à l'épreuve Élite Amateurs, prévue le 21 juin.

Les images ont fait le tour de la presse nationale. Mardi 18 juin, alors que le parcours de la flamme se poursuit en métropole, un relais sous-marin historique a été organisé en Alpes-Maritimes. Alice Modolo a récupéré la torche à quarante mètres de profondeur...

L'annonce des élections législatives anticipées a surpris toute la France et les outre-mer le 9 juin dernier. Depuis cette date, les listes électorales sont gelées. Plus personne ne peut s'inscrire pour ces élections. Plusieurs recours ont été déposés contre le calendrier jugé trop court, mais le Conseil constitutionnel les a rejetés ce jeudi 20 juin.

« Teahupo'o, le miracle du bout de la route » est le deuxième livre du photographe Tim McKenna, présenté officiellement mercredi 19 juin, lors d’une conférence de presse. À travers cet opus, Tim revient sur ses 25 années à la chasse des plus beaux clichés de la star olympique. Un ouvrage de 272 pages où se mêlent plusieurs générations à la conquête d’une seule vague.

Si les listes électorales sont gelées pour les élections législatives 2024, le vote par procuration est toujours possible. Les détails dans cet article.

The EU's digital decade connectivity target is designed to ensure that by 2030 a fixed gigabit network of a very high capacity (1 Gbps) will be covering all EU households and that all populated areas will have 5G. This would enable the deployment of a high-quality digital infrastructure underpinning almost all sectors of a modern and innovative economy, while also ensuring that citizens and business can reap the benefits of the internet of things, machine-to-machine technologies, cloud computing and big data. In April 2024, the EU co-legislators signed the Gigabit Infrastructure Act (GIA), a regulation that reviewed and replaced the Broadband Cost Reduction Directive. The regulation should facilitate and encourage the provision of networks of a very high capacity by promoting the joint use of existing physical infrastructure and enabling a more efficient deployment of new physical infrastructure, so that such networks can be rolled out faster and at a lower cost. The GIA was published in the Official Journal of the European Union on 8 May 2024 and entered into force on 11 May 2024. It will be fully applicable from November 2025. Second edition. The 'EU Legislation in Progress' briefings are updated at key stages throughout the legislative procedure. Source : © European Union, 2024 - EP

On 17 June, the European Council members met for an informal dinner to discuss the results of the 2024 European Parliament elections and possible candidates for the leadership positions in the coming EU institutional cycle. The Heads of State or Government did not come to any decision on the appointments, and indeed they were not due to take any formal decision at this stage in the procedure. High-level discussions will now take place between the European Council and the European Parliament, as well as between the political families. The EU leaders are expected to agree on the package of high-level EU posts, and on the political priorities for the next 5 years, at the formal European Council meeting on 27 28 June 2024. Source : © European Union, 2024 - EP

Exposure to 'forever chemicals', air pollution, stress and many other factors depends on where a person lives and their lifestyle choices. These exposures combine over the course of a lifetime, affecting human biology and health. The 'exposome' concept offers a framework for understanding and analysing this complex reality, and ultimately for informing the shaping of evidence-based policy on chemicals, food and the workplace, as well as on pollution, public health and the environment more generally. Source : © European Union, 2024 - EP

Several EU directives dealing with equality require EU Member States to establish equality bodies to assist victims of discrimination and to fight discrimination more broadly. However, their rules are general and do not define these bodies' duties and operation, leading to disparities among Member States. Additionally, some Member States' bodies have experienced a lack of resources, limited independence or a narrow remit. To address this situation, in December 2022 the European Commission published a proposal, under the ordinary legislative procedure, setting standards for equality bodies involved in fighting discrimination on grounds of sex in the area of employment, in parallel to another proposal, under the consent procedure, on fighting discrimination on other grounds. The proposal focusing on equality bodies also sought to reinforce their independence, resources and mandate. Overall, stakeholders welcomed the proposal but suggested changes. In trilogue negotiations, the co-legislators agreed on an amended text affording more flexibility to Member States by taking into account their institutional and legal setups. Parliament endorsed the agreement in its April I 2024 plenary. Council adopted the act on 7 May. The act was published in the Official Journal on 29 May and entered into force on 18 June 2024. The transposition deadline is set for June 2026. Third edition. The 'EU Legislation in Progress' briefings are updated at key stages throughout the legislative procedure. Source : © European Union, 2024 - EP

Several EU directives dealing with equality require EU Member States to establish equality bodies with a focus on assisting victims of discrimination and preventing and fighting discrimination more broadly. However, their rules are too general with regard to these bodies' duties and manner of operation, leading to disparities among Member States. Additionally, the work of some bodies has been hampered by lack of resources, insufficient independence or a narrow remit. As part of a package of legislative measures on equality adopted in December 2022, the European Commission published a proposal setting standards for equality bodies fighting discrimination on the grounds enounced in Article 19 of the Treaty on the Functioning of the European Union (TFEU). The proposal also sought to reinforce the equality bodies' independence, resources and mandate. Stakeholders welcomed the proposal but suggested specific changes to its provisions. On 20 February 2024, the Council agreed unanimously to request the European Parliament's consent on an amended text, which is substantially identical to that agreed in trilogue negotiations for the parallel proposal under the ordinary legislative procedure dealing with discrimination on grounds of sex. The plenary endorsed the act in April 2024, and the Council adopted it on 7 May. It was published in the Official Journal on 29 May and entered into force on 18 June 2024. Second edition. The 'EU Legislation in Progress' briefings are updated at key stages throughout the legislative procedure. Source : © European Union, 2024 - EP

In December 2000, the United Nations General Assembly designated 20 June as World Refugee Day, to mark the 50th anniversary of the 1951 Geneva Convention on to the Status of Refugees. It is a day to honour the courage of people who have been forced to flee their homes to escape conflict or persecution. Source : © European Union, 2024 - EP

According to United Nations Children's Fund (Unicef) estimates, the number of migrant children increased from 24 million in the 1990–2000 period to 36 million in 2020. In 2022 alone, some 35 200 children arrived in southern European countries. Of them, some 23 500 (67 %) were unaccompanied or had been separated from family members during the journey. A child may be unaccompanied or get separated for various reasons, including persecution of the child or parents; international conflict and civil war; human trafficking and smuggling, including sale by parents; accidental separation from parents during the journey; and a search for better economic opportunities. There is a comprehensive international legal framework on children's rights and their protection in place, yet irregular migrant children, especially those unaccompanied or separated from their parents during their journey, face numerous obstacles and challenges during and after migration. These include a heightened risk of sexual exploitation and abuse, military recruitment, child labour (including for foster families) or detention. In many countries, children are routinely denied entry or detained by border or immigration officials. In other cases, they are admitted but denied access to asylum procedures, or their asylum claims are not handled in an age- or gender-sensitive manner. The vulnerable situation of unaccompanied and separated children worldwide, and the threats they face, need to be addressed, particularly in view of the constant rise in their numbers. Applying the 'best interests of the child' principle, EU asylum law offers special protection to such children, and the EU has adopted numerous instruments and identified key actions for the protection of all children in migration, including those who are unaccompanied or who have been separated from their parents. Source : © European Union, 2024 - EP

John Gabilou a été nommé chevalier de l’ordre des Arts et des Lettres par l’ancienne ministre nationale de la culture, Rima Abdul Malak. Le chanteur, âgé de 80 ans aujourd’hui, se dit reconnaissant, après une carrière musicale de plus de soixante ans. L’artiste a notamment voyagé en France, à New York, au Japon et en Angleterre pour partager son univers musical à travers des concerts. Rencontre chez lui à Vairao.

Un accident de la route a fait deux blessés ce lundi 17 juin dans l'après-midi, à Papara. Ils ont été transportés au CHPF de Taaone.

L'élection de Miss Tahiti aura lieu ce vendredi 21 juin à la mairie de Papeete. En attendant le grand show sur le thème du cinéma américain, les dix candidates avaient rendez-vous ce lundi 17 juin dans un hôtel de Faa'a pour le grand oral. Une épreuve qui compte pour 40% dans la note finale. Retour sur cette dernière étape de sélection avant le jour J jour de l'élection.