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  • 15/03/2025
MEDI1TV Afrique : Revue de presse - 14/03/2025

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00:00Hello everyone, and welcome to Mediain TV for your newscast.
00:15In the face of increased food waste during the holy month of Ramadan,
00:19many start-ups have developed concrete and innovative solutions to fight this scourge.
00:25The French-language magazine Portait d'Informations takes the example of Food Deals MEA,
00:29a start-up that plays a decisive role in the fight against food waste
00:33thanks to its innovative management solution of consumption limit dates,
00:37setting up a complete ecosystem offering two main routes.
00:41In order to reduce food waste, Food Deals MEA offers solutions
00:45adapted to the needs of shoppers and restaurateurs.
00:47In parallel, the Food Deals Donate initiative facilitates the donation of food surplus
00:52to local associations and food banks, adds the online media.
00:56According to the CEO of this start-up, Mehdi Bentaleb,
00:58the fight against food waste is based on three pillars,
01:01in particular consumers, by buying reasonable quantities while stocking food properly,
01:06shoppers, by offering offers on products close to the limit date,
01:10as well as public actors, by raising awareness of the population
01:14and by setting up inciting policies for the redistribution of unsold goods,
01:18because if Ramadan is a time of sharing, it must also be a time of responsibility.
01:26The European Parliament is once again under the spotlight after a new corruption scandal
01:30that recalls the revelations of the Qatar Gate.
01:32The briefing informs us that yesterday, a series of searches were carried out in Belgium and Portugal
01:38with several arrests as part of an investigation into corruption practices
01:42within the European institution,
01:44concealed under the cover of lobbyists linked to the Chinese telecommunications group Huawei.
01:49The operation mobilized nearly 100 agents of the Belgian Federal Police,
01:52who carried out about twenty searches throughout the country
01:55to trace material advantages,
01:57concealed in financial flows linked to conferences
02:01and paid to various intermediaries in exchange for political positions
02:05in order to promote private commercial interests.
02:08This new scandal, barely two years after the Qatar Gate,
02:11highlights the persistent flaws in the management of the ethics of the European Parliament.
02:15Faced with these revelations, the need for a rapid and complete reform of governance rules
02:20is more than ever imposed to prevent such events from happening again.
02:24Analyze the briefing.
02:27In 50 days at the White House,
02:29Donald Trump has already profoundly provoked major upheavals,
02:32which the New York Times summarizes in three words,
02:34power, money and territory.
02:36According to the daily New Yorker,
02:38the American president has done worse than any of his predecessors
02:43to break down the foundations of an international system
02:46that the United States has laboriously built over the course of 80 years,
02:49having followed the Second World War.
02:51Interview with Vladimir Putin,
02:53end of humanitarian aid to Ukraine
02:55and the sharing of military information and satellite images with the Ukrainians,
02:59Trump has decidedly marked a real diplomatic turnaround
03:02that cuts with the positions of his predecessor Joe Biden
03:05in the question of the Russo-Ukrainian war.
03:07To this, we can add his desire to increase customs rights for certain imports
03:11and his threats to take control of several regions of the world.
03:14Trump 2.0 alert,
03:16no one should be able to exploit the generosity of America
03:19and the security it offers its allies without return on investment.
03:23For the Americans, balance, the New York Times.
03:28The French National Assembly validates the creation of a commission of inquiry
03:31on the psychological effects of TikTok,
03:33the title of the Parisian in its edition of the day.
03:35The commission of inquiry can last up to 6 months
03:38and will have to determine whether the application encourages or not
03:41the passage to the suicide and self-mutilation act
03:44or if it amplifies the provision of hyper-sexualized content
03:48that would promote the development of disorders,
03:50reports Le Quotidien Français,
03:52taking up the words of the debater
03:54Together for the Republic, Laure Millier.
03:56A resolution proposal
03:58that was adopted by all 23 deputies present.
04:01The Parisian recalls that in 2022,
04:03there will be an advanced American study
04:05that young people registered on the application
04:07are manifesting a discomfort received
04:09on average 12 times more videos on suicide and self-mutilation,
04:12which forced the European Union to intervene
04:15since TikTok has launched a feature
04:17allowing parents to limit the time spent
04:19by teenagers on the application,
04:21specifies the French newspaper.
04:25According to a new study,
04:27greenhouse gas emissions would also change
04:29the density of the atmosphere
04:31The risks of collision of satellites
04:33indicates the International Courier
04:35according to conclusions published in Nature Sustainability.
04:38The worst scenario of evolution of greenhouse gases
04:41we could count up to two-thirds of satellites less
04:44than today at altitudes between 200 and 1,000 km in 2100
04:50in only 75 years
04:52and this will have direct consequences on humanity
04:54which needs these low-orbit satellites
04:56for its daily life and especially for telecommunications
04:59explains the magazine
05:01Indeed, emissions trap heat in the low atmosphere
05:04which has the effect of warming the Earth
05:06but also cooling the high atmosphere
05:08which thus cools and contracts
05:11This has as a consequence a decrease
05:13of the density of this part of the atmosphere
05:15where most of the satellites are
05:17in low Earth orbit
05:19which increases the risk of collision
05:21Just in the first half of 2024
05:23SpaceX satellites had to do 50,000 maneuvers
05:26to avoid collisions with other machines
05:28or debris, concludes the brief in these lines
05:34This is the end of this press release
05:36Thank you all for following us
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