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  • 13/03/2025
MEDI1TV Afrique : Revue de presse - 12/03/2025

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00:00Hello everyone, welcome to Mediain TV for your press briefing.
00:14Morocco has defended the importance of a multilateral response to the global problem of drugs,
00:20affirming that cooperation is a central lever in the fight against this scourge,
00:24the briefing states.
00:25Intervening during the 68th session of the Stupefying Commission of the United Nations,
00:30the Moroccan Ambassador to Vienna, Esdine Farhan,
00:33stressed that the issue of drugs represents a shared responsibility,
00:37requiring a collective and coordinated approach.
00:40The engagement of Morocco in the sharing of information,
00:44technical assistance and the training of law enforcement,
00:47especially with the Sahel countries, to strengthen border surveillance
00:51and fight against transnational criminality, states the briefing.
00:56Faced with the rise of synthetic drugs and the sophisticated methods of criminal networks,
01:01the Ambassador to the Kingdom pleaded for strengthening international cooperation
01:06and the implementation of an integrated and balanced strategy,
01:09testifies to the unprecedented resolution proposed by Morocco,
01:12in the company of France and Brazil, on the environmental impacts of drugs,
01:16thus highlighting an often neglected aspect of this issue,
01:20the briefing states at the end of the article.
01:24Despite its one-year anniversary,
01:26the New York Magazine is afraid that the world is not yet prepared
01:30to manage a new pandemic threat against that of the flu.
01:34The international courier returns to the cover of the American magazine
01:38celebrating the five years since the beginning of the COVID-19 pandemic.
01:42The chilling scenario is set by the New York Magazine.
01:45A virus that is spreading rapidly, fragilized health systems,
01:49the public's trust is in shambles.
01:51This is what the next pandemic could look like.
01:54It must be said that the H5N1 flu epidemic has not ceased to progress in the United States
02:00and elsewhere in the world.
02:01First, in poultry farms, it has spread to cattle and cats
02:06and has infected several people, especially on the American soil.
02:09Faced with this worrying picture,
02:11public authorities are in half measure deploring the magazine.
02:15The US government has allowed the virus to spread throughout the country.
02:19Last year, it recalled the publication by mentioning Joe Biden's presidency.
02:23Even worse, with the return of Donald Trump,
02:26the government spent the last two months dismantling some of the best defenses
02:31the United States has against pathogenic agents of all kinds.
02:35Concludes the international courier.
02:38Earthquake in Portugal.
02:40The right-wing government falls after the deputies' refusal to trust it,
02:45writes the Financial Times.
02:47The Portuguese right-wing government collapsed last night.
02:51Prime Minister Luis Montenegro was caught up in a controversy
02:55over a possible conflict of interest,
02:57having lost a vote of confidence of the deputies.
02:59At the heart of the controversy, a service provider company
03:02held by the wife and children of Luis Montenegro,
03:05having contracts with several private companies,
03:08including a group whose activity is subject to concessions granted by the state.
03:12In addition to this affair,
03:14revelations are added on possible irregularities committed during the acquisition of an apartment.
03:19The English-speaking publication specifies that its defeat will lead to Portugal's third election in less than four years,
03:25while the country faces the pressure to increase defense spending
03:29and, shaken by a rise in anti-immigrant sentiment that has dynamized the far right,
03:34emphasizes the Financial Times.
03:38Direction Romania at the feuilleton
03:40around the potential candidacy of Kalin Djorgescu is over,
03:44reports the BBC's online media.
03:46The Romanian constitutional court rejected yesterday
03:49the appeal of the far-right candidate to the presidential election,
03:52which excludes him from the Romanian vote,
03:54emphasizes the portal of the British channel.
03:56The court, which made its final decision after two hours of deliberation,
03:59declared that the decision was unanimous.
04:02This populist had won the first round of the presidential election of last year,
04:07but it was canceled after the intelligence services revealed
04:11that Russia had been involved in the creation of nearly 800 TikTok accounts.
04:16The supporter, recalls the BBC,
04:18and for several weeks, many Romanians have estimated
04:21that he is blocked by a political and corrupt elite,
04:24is far from the people,
04:26many of them even going down to the streets of Bucharest
04:30to defend democracy,
04:32continues the English television.
04:36This is the end of this press release.
04:38Thank you all for following it.
04:39Good follow-up on Mediard TV.