L'ancien locataire de la rue Oudinot a été auditionné par la délégation aux Outre-mer de l’Assemblée nationale, le 21 octobre. Il reconnaît que sa proposition de «souveraineté avec la France» à Deva était un projet d'État associé. Concernant Bougival, l'audition de Manuel Valls ne lève en rien les ambiguïtés autour de la notion de «projet d'accord» ou «d'accord» soulevées par le FLNKS.

Face au fléau des violences intrafamiliales, le conseil économique, social, environnemental et culturel lance une étude de quatre mois pour dresser un état des lieux sans concession et proposer des solutions concrètes.

La Hawaiki Nui Va'a 2025 approche à grand pas. Nombre d'équipages, nouveauté, contrôle anti-dopage, recommandation... Louis Mai'otu'i, vice-président du comité organisateur de la Hawaiki Nui Va'a, était l'invité de notre journal télévisé ce vendredi 24 octobre.

C'est une première en Polynésie française. Le Haut-commissaire Alexandre Rochatte vient d'ordonner la fermeture d'un établissement de restauration rapide boulevard Pomare, condamné pour blanchiment. Une mesure rendue possible par la loi anti-narcotrafic de juin 2025.

C’est l’incertitude concernant la participation de l’équipe de boxe Polynésie française aux prochains Jeux du Pacifique. En cause, l’absence de délégation de service public. Depuis 2023, aucune des deux fédérations de boxe présentes en Polynésie n’a reçu cet agrément. Et sans cette DSP, pas d’équipe de boxe aux prochains Jeux qui se dérouleront au fenua du 24 juillet au 6 août 2027.

Jean-Marie Collin, directeur d'ICAN France, et le journaliste Nic Maclellan étaient ce vendredi 24 octobre à l'Assemblée pour sensibiliser sept élus indépendantistes aux enjeux du Traité d'interdiction des armes nucléaires. Une rencontre qui pointe le double discours de l'État français.

Entre ralentissement économique, promesses sociales contre la vie chère et affirmation politique sur l'autodétermination, les orientations budgétaires 2026 de la Polynésie française dessinent une navigation délicate pour le gouvernement Brotherson à mi-mandat.

Hawaiki Nui Va'a J moins 5 ! Le Tahiti nui et le Tahiti nui 8 ont commencé à embarquer les V6 prévues pour la course entre Huahine, Raiatea, Tahaa et Bora Bora ! Au total, 243 va'a évolueront sur le plan d'eau des îles Sous-le-Vent toutes catégories et courses confondues. Ce vendredi, il fallait faire attention à bien disposer la centaine de pirogues dans le bateau de la flottille administrative.

Rebondissement dans l'affaire JPK. L'ancien président Gaston Flosse a été auditionné en tant que témoin, pour la première fois, dans cette affaire de la disparition non élucidée du journaliste et opposant Jean-Pascal Couraud en 1997 en Polynésie française, selon le procès-verbal dont l'AFP a pris connaissance jeudi.

This study investigates the integration and effects of artificial intelligence and algorithmic management (AM) technologies within European workplaces, extending beyond the realm of platform work. It thoroughly examines the European regulatory framework for the use of AM technologies, engages in stakeholder interviews, and analyses case studies within the logistics, healthcare, telecoms, automotive and manufacturing sectors, revealing notable gaps in worker protection and regulatory oversight. The study estimates that exposure to AM could rise from 42.3 % to 55.5 % in the medium term, generating productivity opportunities but also challenges in employment relations, working conditions and workers' wellbeing. It identifies key regulatory gaps in AM use at work, and explores the role EU legislation could play both in addressing the gaps and in guaranteeing responsible use of AM in the workplace. It develops three policy options: adopting a recommendation; amending a package of existing legislation; and adopting a new legislative instrument to regulate the use of AM. The added value of acting at EU level has been identified in ensuring the same level of protection for all workers, improving working conditions and safeguarding fundamental rights. For companies, having a common set of rules would enhance the level playing field and increase legal certainty. Source : © European Union, 2025 - EP

In this paper, we propose a multistep algorithmic method that enables us to determine the seat allocation for the European Parliament on a permanent basis applicable across various scenarios, including different numbers of Member States and their population sizes. According to the Lisbon Treaty, the allocation of seats must take into account a number of constraints regarding the minimum and maximum number of seats allocated to each Member State, the maximum size of the European Parliament, and degressive proportionality. Source : © European Union, 2025 - EP

This briefing outlines recent and past developments concerning Romania's fiscal situation and the steps taken under the Excessive Deficit Procedure. On 4 June 2025, the Commission issued a recommendation stating that Romania had failed to take effective corrective action. The Council adopted a decision in this regard on 20 June. In July 2025, the Council required Romania to present measures by 15 October 2025; Romania has since adopted two fiscal packages. Because of the June Council decision, the Commission would be obliged to propose the suspension of payments or commitments under the ESI Funds and the RRF. This briefing reviews Romania's macroeconomic and fiscal situation (Section 1), EDP developments including fiscal packages adopted (Section 2), Country-Specific Recommendations (Section 3), EU funds at stake (Section 4), the legal framework for suspensions (Section 5), and the role of the European Parliament with lessons from the 2016 Spain-Portugal precedent (Section 6). Source : © European Union, 2025 - EP

The United States (US) Defense Industrial Base (DIB) is the world's largest, comprising over 60 000 companies and 1.17 million employees. It is dominated by five major corporations – Lockheed Martin, RTX, General Dynamics, Boeing and Northrop Grumman – which together account for around one third of US Department of Defense (DoD) contracts and half of the revenue of the top 100 defence companies in the world. While the DIB sustains US technological dominance, it faces challenges linked to market consolidation, supply chain resilience and workforce shortages. The 2023 Biden administration's National Defense Industrial Strategy seeks to address these issues, among other things, through enhanced supply chain resilience, workforce development and flexible acquisition. However, experts expect vast changes, including for the DIB, in strategy under the new Trump administration's national defence strategy that is currently being developed. By contrast, the European defence technological and industrial base (EDTIB) remains fragmented, and has been under-invested in for decades. In 2024, EU defence spending reached €343 billion, roughly 2.5 times less than the US level (around €864 billion in 2024), with a large part of procurement sourced from the US. The 2024 European defence industrial strategy and the European defence industry programme aim to strengthen European defence industrial sovereignty, promote collaborative procurement, and emphasise a 'Buy European' approach. The European Parliament supports close EU–US cooperation but insists that EU programmes must primarily reinforce the EDTIB and increase strategic autonomy.  Source : © European Union, 2025 - EP

As the second pillar of the common agricultural policy (CAP), the EU’s rural development policy is designed to support its rural areas and meet the wide range of economic, environmental and societal challenges they face. Greater flexibility (in comparison with the first pillar) enables regional, national and local authorities to formulate their rural development support schemes based on a ‘menu’ of EU-wide measures. Unlike the first pillar, which is entirely financed by the EU, second-pillar programmes are co-financed by EU funds and regional or national funds. Source : © European Union, 2025 - EP

The Farm to Fork (F2F) Strategy is part of the European Union’s Green Deal, which aims to make the EU climate-neutral by 2050. The F2F Strategy is a policy framework setting out policy goals and initiatives designed to make the European Union’s food system more sustainable and environmentally friendly. The strategy comprises both regulatory and non-regulatory initiatives, with the common agricultural and fisheries policies as key tools to support a just transition. Source : © European Union, 2025 - EP

Un touriste sexagénaire a été retrouvé sans vie, gisant «à moitié sur la plage» dans la matinée. Son entourage était sans nouvelle de lui depuis la veille.

Du 30 octobre au 2 novembre 2025, le Tahiti Tattoo Fest revient pour une 2e édition au Hilton Hotel Tahiti. Pendant quatre jours, 56 artistes locaux et internationaux célébreront le tātau, entre héritage ancestral et création contemporaine.

La championne du monde de pâtisserie, Nina Métayer, anime une battle culinaire à la Présidence, en présence de classes de 4e et transmise en direct pour les élèves des îles.

Un incident technique a contraint les pilotes d'un ATR 72 d'Air Tahiti en approche finale de la piste de Nuku Hiva à remettre les gaz. Cela s'est passé le 29 septembre dernier. L'appareil a ensuite atterri sans problème. Le BEA a ouvert une enquête.

Nommée ministre des Outre-mer dans le gouvernement de Sébastien Lecornu, Naïma Moutchou hérite de nombreux dossiers urgents à gérer, notamment celui de la Nouvelle-Calédonie ou encore la loi sur la vie chère. Elle a accordé un entretien à Outre-mer La 1ère.

Hinaupoko Deveze se donne les moyens pour faire briller la Polynésie à Miss France 2026. La grande soirée aura lieu le 6 décembre à Amiens. À quelques jours du départ, Miss Tahiti poursuit sa préparation avant de rejoindre les 29 autres candidates pour un séjour de cohésion en Martinique.

In October 2025, for the first time in its history, Japan elected a female prime minister. Takaichi Sanae won the race for the leadership of the Liberal Democratic Party (LDP) and was later elected by both chambers of the National Diet (Japan's parliament). She will lead a minority government, formed in a new coalition with the right-leaning Japan Innovation Party (Nippon Ishin no Kai), after Kōmeitō ended its 26-year alliance with the LDP. Takaichi, known for her hardline stance, will face numerous challenges in her new role. She must focus on rebuilding public trust in politics, especially after her party's involvement in a slush-fund scandal, and navigate a fractured political landscape to pass crucial legislation. The government must address the Japanese public's main concerns, such as inflation and declining real wages. The task is complicated by modest growth (about 1 % of GDP) and high gross government debt (about 230 % of GDP), all against the backdrop of acute demographic crisis. Takaichi aims to implement an expansionary fiscal policy and limit the Bank of Japan's autonomy on monetary policy. Japan currently finds itself in a complex geopolitical environment, surrounded by authoritarian and nuclear-armed neighbours. The United States (US) – Japan alliance remains a cornerstone of Tokyo's foreign policy, but it has faced challenges under US President Donald Trump, who is scheduled to visit Japan in late October 2025. Source : © European Union, 2025 - EP

In this paper, we propose a multistep algorithmic method that enables us to determine the seat allocation for the European Parliament on a permanent basis applicable across various scenarios, including different numbers of Member States and their population sizes. According to the Lisbon Treaty, the allocation of seats must take into account a number of constraints regarding the minimum and maximum number of seats allocated to each Member State, the maximum size of the European Parliament, and degressive proportionality. Source : © European Union, 2025 - EP

In line with the Erasmus+ Regulation for 2021-2027, the European Commission conducted an evaluation covering Erasmus+ actions for the period 2014-2023. It comprises both an interim evaluation of the current 2021-2027 programme and a final evaluation of the 2014-2020 programme. Across both programme generations, the evaluation found that Erasmus+ delivered significant European added value, performing well against key evaluation criteria and effectively achieving its objectives. It yielded substantial benefits for individuals, organisations and the wider education, training, youth and sport sectors, providing opportunities for personal, educational and professional growth of learners and staff, for cross-border cooperation among organisations and for policy development. Erasmus+ funded learning mobility abroad for over 6.2 million participants in 2014-2020 and around 1.6 million in 2021-2023. The share of participants with fewer opportunities increased from around 10 % in 2014-2020 to around 15 % in 2023. Furthermore, Erasmus+ provided funding to over 136 000 distinct organisations in the 2014-2020 programme and more than 77 000 from 2021 to 2023. For most programme actions, demand for funding exceeded the available resources in both programming periods. The evaluation also highlighted areas for improvement to inform and support enhancements to the programme, such as reinforcing its inclusivity and accessibility, building greater synergies with other EU programmes, and widening international cooperation. Source : © European Union, 2025 - EP

Invitée de Faustine Bollaert dans l'émission «ça commence aujourd’hui», la miss France 2019 a confirmé qu'elle avait repris ses études en sciences politiques, et «ambitionne peut-être plus tard, une carrière politique en Polynésie».

Sécheresse, vent et feu domestique mal maîtrisé. C'est la troisième habitation à être la proie des flammes, en moins de 10 jours. Il ne reste plus rien de l'annexe au fare familial, comme à Moorea la semaine dernière et Mahina le week-end passé.

Après avoir favorisé «le dialogue politique plutôt que la voie judiciaire», Moetai Brotherson passe à l'action, quelques semaines après avoir évoqué cette éventualité devant la 4ème commission onusienne à New York.

Remonter le plus grand archipel de Polynésie à bord de pirogues à voiles holopuni, c'est l'aventure que vivent actuellement des navigateurs. Leur arrivée hier à Makemo n'est pas passée inaperçue. Un premier tronçon accompli sur les 4 que compte leur périple.

La gendarmerie lance un appel à témoins concernant la disparition de Ionekura Maa, 16 ans, qui a fugué.

Les Américains n'hésitent plus à traquer les narcotrafiquants partout. Une nouvelle frappe américaine contre un bateau de narcotrafiquants présumés a fait deux morts, cette fois-ci dans l'océan Pacifique.

L'Observatoire des communes 2025, présenté par l'AFD (Agence Française de Développement), révèle la bonne santé financière des collectivités polynésiennes. Malgré des finances «saines» et une épargne croissante, l'AFD, souligne l'urgence d'investir massivement, notamment dans l'eau et l'assainissement, pour répondre aux besoins urgents.

The European Union's fisheries and aquaculture sector contributes about €5.5 billion per year to the EU economy and provides direct employment to around 193 000 fishers and aquaculture farmers across Europe. European fisheries statistics (EFS) have been collected since 1950 and provide official EU-wide data on fleet size and structure, catches, landings and aquaculture production. Statistical data are also used by the EU Market Observatory for Fisheries and Aquaculture to fulfil EU reporting obligations to international bodies, such as the Food and Agriculture Organization, the International Council for the Exploration of the Sea and regional fisheries management organisations. Fisheries statistics are regulated by five separate regulations adopted between 2006 and 2009, which are largely recasts of 1990s legal acts. Together, these acts constitute the EFS framework. However, the European Commission's 2019 evaluation identified a number of key shortcomings and concluded that the existing legal framework is outdated, inflexible, and no longer meets the needs of policy makers and users. These findings, together with successive reforms of the common fisheries policy and the emergence of new EU data sources under the Control Regulation and the EU data collection framework, led the Commission to propose a new European fisheries and aquaculture statistics regulation on 30 July 2025. This implementation appraisal outlines the existing EFS framework, reviews and summarises the main findings of the 2019 Commission evaluation and its impact assessment, and identifies how the main findings of the evaluation and impact assessment are addressed in the proposed new regulation. Source : © European Union, 2025 - EP

Croatia's national recovery and resilience plan (NRRP) is an ambitious outline of reforms and investment designed to mitigate the pandemic's socioeconomic fallout and to address the consequences of the two devastating earthquakes of 2020. Following the December 2023 amendment of the Croatian NRRP, to which a REPowerEU chapter was added, the plan's worth reached €10 040.7 million (or 18.5 % of national gross domestic product (GDP) in 2019). The amended plan comes with a grant allocation of €5 779.4 million and a loan allocation of €4 254.2 million (of which more than 62 % is for the REPowerEU chapter). The grant part includes the country's REPowerEU grant allocation of €269 million and the €7.2 million transfer from Croatia's share of the Brexit Adjustment Reserve. In June 2025, the Council approved the second revision of the plan; the subsequent request to amend the NRRP was sent to the European Commission in October 2025. So far, Croatia has received €5 322.9 million of Recovery and Resilience Facility (RRF) resources (53 % of the amended NRRP) in the form of pre financing, six grant and two loan instalments. The disbursements are below the current EU average of 56.4 %. The seventh payment request (grants and loans) is under assessment by the Commission. The plan focuses on the green transition by devoting 38.6 % of the resources to it. It also fosters the digital transformation by committing 20.2 % of the funds (excluding the REPowerEU chapter) to digital projects. In the context of the 2025 European Semester, the Council recommended that Croatia accelerate the implementation of its NRRP. The European Parliament continues to ensure transparency and accountability through interinstitutional dialogues on RRF implementation, and scrutiny of the Commission's work. This briefing is one in a series covering all EU Member States. Fifth edition. The 'NGEU delivery' briefings are updated at key stages throughout the lifecycle of the plans. The author would like to thank Amalia Fumagalli, trainee in the Next Generation EU Monitoring Service, for her research assistance. Source : © European Union, 2025 - EP

Dieses Dokument ist Teil einer Reihe von Studien, mit denen das Prinzip des Umweltschutzes in verschiedenen Rechtsordnungen aus rechtsvergleichender Perspektive dargestellt werden soll. Nach einer kurzen historischen Einleitung und der Darstellung der einschlägigen Rechtsvorschriften und Rechtsprechung werden der Inhalt, die Grenzen und die mögliche Entwicklung dieser Freiheit analysiert. Die vorliegende Studie hat den Fall Deutschland zum Gegenstand. Hier sind Rechtsvorschriften zum Umweltschutz seit dem 19. Jahrhundert, d.h. weit vor dem Konzept des „Umweltschutzes“ entstanden. Von einzelnen Normen des Denkmalschutz, Naturschutz-, Immissionsschutz- und Wasserrechts aus entwickelten sich nach dem 2. Weltkrieg große umweltrechtliche Kodifikationen wie das Wasserhaushaltsgesetz und das Bundes-Immissionsschutzgesetz (die Gesamtkodifikation in einem Umweltgesetzbuch scheiterte 2009). Europäisierung und neue Bereiche wie Boden- und Klimaschutzrecht ließen das deutsche Umweltrecht weiter wachsen und machen es omnipräsent in Wirtschaft und Gesellschaft. In den 1990er Jahren traten in Bund und Ländern verfassungsrechtliche Regelungen hinzu, die Umweltschutz zum Staatsziel machten, aber lange keine große Wirkung zeigten. Hinter der Vielfalt der umweltrechtlichen Regelungen steht nach wie vor prägend das Vorsorgeprinzip. Source : © European Union, 2025 - EP

Les deux élèves de l'Ecole hôtelière ont brillé au concours Jeunes Talents Escoffier Asie-Pacifique 2025 à Hô-Chi-Minh-Ville. Poerava Temakeu décroche la deuxième place en salle et se qualifie pour la finale nationale 2026. Aanoha Hermann prend la quatrième place en cuisine.