Le naufragé était porté disparu depuis le 12 juin au large de l’île de Pukapuka, dans le nord des îles Cook. C’est un équipage de l’armée de l’air néo-zélandaise qui l’a repéré à bord de son petit canot en aluminium.

Comprendre et identifier le contrôle coercitif, ses conséquences dans le couple et la prise en charge des enfants qui y sont exposés : c’est ce que proposent Gwenola Joly-Coz, première présidente de la cour d’appel de Papeete, et Maître Guillaume Barbe, avocat au barreau de Paris. Ils donnent une conférence ce mardi après-midi dans l’amphithéâtre de l’UPF, à partir de 16h. Gwenola Joly-Coz était l’invitée café de la matinale, ce mardi.

Dès ce mardi, faire le plein va coûter plus cher : une augmentation de 15 francs par litre a été actée en conseil des ministres, hier. Une décision qui peut sembler étonnante quand les prix à la pompe baissent dans l’Hexagone depuis l’annonce d’un accord entre les États-Unis et l’Iran. Warren Dexter, le ministre des Finances, s’est expliqué ce matin face à la presse.

Eurojust has proven instrumental in enhancing judicial cooperation in criminal matters. Improvements are needed though, as evidenced by the Commission's evaluation and its supporting study. The role and functions of Eurojust governing bodies need to be clarified. Further harmonisation and clarification of applicable regulations at EU and national level may help overcome remaining challenges, such as the clarification of competences between governing bodies. Rules to prioritise cases are also considered necessary to facilitate operational activities. However, regarding technological challenges, legal revision can only provide a partial solution unless specific provisions allow for anticipating and easily adapting to technological developments. Finally, strengthening the operational support and mechanisms for cooperation and coordination between Member States implies financial and human resources. Source : © European Union, 2026 - EP

This European implementation assessment aims to inform the ongoing work of the European Parliament's Subcommittee on Tax Matters on an own-initiative report (2025/2261(INI)) on the implementation of the VAT reverse charge mechanism (RCM) and quick reaction mechanism (QRM) in EU Member States. The study is composed of two parts. The first part is an introduction by the European Parliamentary Research Service that provides the context, methodology and contribution of the external study to parliamentary and EU policymaking. The second is a comprehensive study undertaken by a team of external experts, assessing the effectiveness of the RCM and QRM in the EU and their impact on administrative burden and compliance costs of tax authorities and businesses. The study is based on desk research, stakeholder consultations, and eight case studies, providing an up-to-date assessment of the mechanism's implementation and impact. The study also identifies lessons learnt and challenges from the implementation of the RCM and QRM across the EU, and offers recommendations in the context of their review and the decision-making process regarding their potential extension beyond the current deadline of 31 December 2026. Source : © European Union, 2026 - EP

The June 2026 plenary session saw discussion on the preparation of the European Council meeting of 18‑19 June 2026. Particular attention was paid to the future of EU‑China economic relations. The session further focused on Europe's economic independence, digital sovereignty and resilience on artificial intelligence, as well as the EU's role in promoting peace and stability in the Middle East. Members debated the electrification action plan, the resilience of the European transport sector amid ongoing geopolitical challenges ,and posed questions to the European Commission on its pledge to reduce the reporting burden, especially for small companies. Debates also addressed protecting child safety and mental health online and the importance of children's right to play, and promoting culture through the Joint Declaration on 'Culture for Europe, Europe for Culture' . Finally, Members attended two formal sittings, during which Jakov Milatović, President of Montenegro, and Andrzej Poczobut, 2025 Sakharov Prize laureate, recently released from prison in Belarus, addressed Parliament. The annex shows the breakdown by political group on the final roll-call votes on the files decided by ordinary legislative procedure during the session. Source : © European Union, 2026 - EP

Corruption is a major challenge for the European Union (EU), with all its Member States affected by the problem to some extent. The scale of the problem, however, is difficult to measure, both in the EU and elsewhere. Surveys on perception of corruption among citizens and experts – such as the Global Corruption Barometer and Eurobarometer surveys – are the principal measurement tools. Since the 1990s, countries around the world have joined forces to address corruption collectively. This has led to the emergence of widely recognised international laws and standards, adopted in particular by the Council of Europe, the Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development and the United Nations. Mechanisms, such as the Council of Europe Group of States against Corruption (GRECO), have been developed to monitor implementation of these rules. The EU has gradually adopted laws addressing a range of corruption-related issues. These include a directive on the fight against fraud to the Union's financial interests, and directives on public procurement, whistleblowers and money-laundering. However, the legal framework thus created remains patchy, a problem that the newly adopted 2026 directive on combating corruption seeks to address, by setting EU-wide minimum rules on corruption offences, sanctions and prevention. The EU also developed its own tool for monitoring anti-corruption efforts – the EU anti-corruption report – only to abandon it after the first edition. Recently, corruption-related issues have been addressed almost exclusively within the EU rule of law framework, a development criticised by various stakeholders, including the European Parliament. The latter has adopted numerous resolutions on corruption addressing, among other things, systemic challenges to the rule of law and deficiencies in the EU's fight against corruption. This briefing updates earlier briefings published in 2023 and 2024, which built on a study by Piotr Bąkowski and Sofija Voronova, published in 2017. Source : © European Union, 2026 - EP

Lutter contre le gaspillage et la pollution en donnant une deuxième vie aux batteries. C'est le pari d'une entreprise du Fenua, la première du genre, spécialisée dans leur régénération.

Rendez-vous mardi 23 juin à 10h en direct sur Polynésie la 1ère.

L'économie polynésienne a progressé de 1,2% en 2025, selon les comptes économiques rapides publiés par l'Institut de la statistique de la Polynésie française. Une croissance stable, mais qui repose cette année sur la demande extérieure plutôt que sur la consommation des ménages, habituellement moteur de l'économie locale.

Les autorités compétentes sont mobilisées à Raiatea pour tenter de retrouver Heirani Taruoura. L'homme aurait été vu pour la dernière fois le 15 juin mais il est officiellement recherché depuis le 20 juin.

Un homme de 57 ans est décédé à Tiarei, après avoir reçu un coup mortel à la tête dimanche soir près du site des trois cascades. Un adolescent de 14 ans en serait à l'origine. Ce dernier a été interpellé et placé en garde à vue.

This in-depth analysis examines whether VET learners, graduates and professionals face systemic disadvantages relative to their higher education counterparts across four domains: labour market outcomes, public support and mobility, qualification pathways and recognition, and access to services and economic sectors. Drawing on evidence from EU Member States, it identifies structural disparities that reduce VET attractiveness, documents significant cross-country variation, and puts forward eight policy recommendations for the forthcoming European VET strategy. This study was commissioned by the European Parliament's Committee on Employment and Social Affairs (EMPL). Source : © European Union, 2026 - EP

The taxing of the digital economy remains among the most controversial topics in international tax policy. Although there was political agreement on Pillar One achieved by the OECD/G20 Inclusive Framework in 2021, implementation of this proposal has not yet materialised and negotiations within the United Nations Framework Convention on International Tax Cooperation are expected to last until 2027. Lack of a global solution increases the pressure for action at EU level. Source : © European Union, 2026 - EP

The United States remains a leading global health and life sciences actor, driven by high spending, strong research capacity and a regulatory environment that accelerates innovation. At the same time, the system faces persistent structural challenges, including high costs, fragmented insurance coverage and unequal access. Since the start of President Trump’s second term, federal reforms, budget cuts and institutional restructuring have reshaped the roles of HHS, CDC, NIH and FDA. Reduced engagement with WHO and cuts to USAID have weakened US participation in global health, raising concerns in Europe about global leadership, crisis preparedness and international cooperation. Source : © European Union, 2026 - EP

Digitalisation has powered the shift to a ‘services economy’, and has greatly expanded the cross-border delivery of services, enabling service providers to access markets around the world with little or no local physical presence. Services can now also be produced digitally and supplied automatically, which will expand further with artificial intelligence (AI). Automated digital services (ADSs) can be supplied from the cloud, so that there is no specific location for the place of supply. Source : © European Union, 2026 - EP

Certains reçoivent de nombreux cadeaux, d’autres profitent d’une sortie en famille ou d’un brunch entourés de leurs enfants. En ce dimanche de fête des Pères, les papas sont au cœur de toutes les attentions. Une journée de partage et de convivialité, mais aussi de recueillement pour ceux disparus.

La Super Tahoe 2026 a réuni les meilleurs spécialistes du va’a, des benjamins aux vétérans de plus de 70 ans. Chez les seniors, Brice Punua-Taahitua et Iloha Eychenne se sont imposés.

Dans un communiqué, Oscar Temaru demande à Moetei Brotherson de renoncer à la création du parti A Fano Tià et appelle au rassemblement des forces indépendantistes autour d’une même ligne politique. Un message interprété par le politologue Naui Tepa comme un ultime appel à l’unité, mais aussi comme une prise de position symbolique et personnelle dans un contexte de tensions internes.

Le président du Tavini Huiraatira, Oscar Manutahi Temaru, s'oppose publiquement à la création d'un nouveau parti par Moetai Brotherson. Dans un communiqué, il demande à son «fils cadet» de respecter Antony Géros et appelle ce dernier à soutenir le gouvernement jusqu'à la fin de son mandat.

Le groupe de métal polynésien Uravena a foulé pour la première fois la scène du Hellfest, ce vendredi 19 juin. Devant une foule impressionnante où flottaient des drapeaux du fenua, les cinq musiciens ont livré un set mêlant riffs saturés et sonorités mā'ohi. Une première historique, vécue dans l'émotion par les membres du groupe.

Un surfeur américain de 56 ans a chuté sur le récif à Teahupo'o. Son état est critique.

Un homme de 61 ans a été victime d’un arrêt cardiaque ce vendredi vers 13 heures à Pirae, alors qu’il montait à bord d’un bus. Malgré l’intervention rapide des secours, il n’a pas pu être réanimé.

Trois hommes ont été tués jeudi dans l'est de l'océan Pacifique après une frappe américaine sur un bateau soupçonné d'être utilisé pour le trafic de drogue, a annoncé l'armée américaine.

Choc démographique inédit, dette publique record, industrie du nickel exsangue: avant les élections provinciales du 28 juin, la Nouvelle-Calédonie aborde le scrutin le plus décisif de son histoire affaiblie par sept ans de crises qui ont ramené son économie à son niveau de 2010.

Air France lance sa nouvelle campagne de recrutement du programme cadets. Les candidatures sont ouvertes depuis le 15 juin jusqu'au 31 juillet 2026 pour rejoindre une «formation d’excellence», entièrement prise en charge par la compagnie nationale.

The EU aims to adapt the Digital Single Market to technological change and to promote innovation, while also mitigating risks. To this end, the Digital Rulebook contains a wide range of legal acts that address specific sectors, individuals, or technologies. To date, (almost) all of these legal acts also include elementary but uncoordinated enforcement provisions. The study highlights the many resulting gaps, overlaps, and inconsistencies that hinder enforcement. The study proposes to resolve this issue by a Digital Rulebook Enforcement Toolbox, which can be further developed into a Directive. Source : © European Union, 2026 - EP

Due to demographic changes, a growing share of the population suffering from chronic diseases and an unmet need for more healthcare personnel; health systems are under growing pressure to deliver better outcomes with limited resources. Digital health offers tools to improve prevention, diagnosis, treatment, and system efficacy, while also supporting research and innovation. This infographic touches upon the main areas regarding Digital Health, to help understand the discussion taking place during the public hearing on «Digital Health: Preparing Healthcare Systems for the Future» Source : © European Union, 2026 - EP

Marking the first reform of the Better Regulation framework since 2021, the Commission communication – A simpler, clearer and better enforced EU rulebook – aligns the EU's regulatory policy framework with the Commission's overall political priorities for the current term and steps up and formalises certain practices. In this respect, the communication advances the EU's simplification agenda, adjusts lawmaking to the new political imperative of competitiveness and seeks to make the EU acquis leaner. While previous Better Regulation reforms were geared towards improving regulatory quality (by adjusting impact assessment, evaluation and stakeholder consultation processes), the present reform is much broader in scope. It targets the full life cycle of EU laws, placing a particular emphasis on the review and enforcement stages. The communication is expected to be followed by a revision of the Better Regulation guidelines and toolbox later this year. The communication's five headline ambitions span the different stages in the policy cycle, from the design of new legislation to implementation and enforcement. Regarding the latter, it notably commits to applying a more rigid approach to infringements and to stepping up measures against gold-plating. It introduces new concepts, such as 'simplicity by design' and 'regulatory deep cleaning' and envisages making greater use of legal techniques and tools such as codification, recast and sunset clauses. The communication contains several measures targeting single market improvements, which are largely inspired by the 2024 Letta report. These include prioritising full harmonisation of single market legislation, wherever possible. The communication introduces major changes to the impact assessment process. Above all, the Commission commits to carrying out 'more and more focused' impact assessments. Guided by proportionality considerations and based on a newly developed 'matrix of key impacts', it introduces a two-tier approach to impact assessments that differentiates between 'major' and 'more targeted' initiatives. Moreover, it sets out a pathway for integrating politically urgent initiatives into the Better Regulation framework, thereby committing to preparing lighter impact assessments wherever feasible or, at least, analytical staff working documents with clearly defined minimum requirements. The communication also presents, for certain cases, a new category of Regulatory Scrutiny Board (RSB) opinions, namely opinions without qualification. Overall, the impact assessment reform seeks to achieve an increase in the number of files submitted to the RSB, while potentially weakening RSB scrutiny. The reform also envisages certain adjustments to stakeholder consultations but barely addresses the ex-post evaluation of EU policies. Instead, the communication introduces 'regulatory deep cleaning' as the new ex-post review instrument, in an effort to reduce the complexity and fragmentation of the EU acquis. It presents an associated action plan across 12 priority areas and mandates regular Commission progress reporting on the 'deep cleaning' exercise. Source : © European Union, 2026 - EP

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.