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The American envoy Steve Witkoff announced that peace negotiations between Russia and Ukraine, under American mediation, will take place on November 10 and 11 in Abu Dhabi, aiming to address post-war security issues and revive the interrupted dialogue. #Ukraine #Russie #Diplomatie (translated)

La Tribune Dimanche featured the American midterm elections on its front page, two days before the vote, with Donald Trump and global issues. The newspaper also mentioned less numerous and less violent protests, É. Philippe's strategy to restart his career, and FO's demand to increase the minimum wage by 130 euros. Charlotte Gainsbourg and the Route du Rhum in Saint-Malo were also on the front page. https://t.co/H7CS3xVQL6 #Politique #Économie #Culture #FR (translated)

Clément Garin had once again praised the revival of the show La Chanson Challenge during the prime time of Star Academy, which he considered to be an excellent idea. He believed that the three performances were of very high quality. #staracademylelive https://t.co/KCw1RkXX3z #StarAcademy #LaChansonChallenge #musique (translated)

Vibes Foot reported, citing Mundo Deportivo, that Alessandro Bastoni was open to a transfer to Barça. Deco could revive discussions after Hansi Flick had blocked the operation last summer. However, the player wanted to speak directly with the German coach before making a decision, to ensure that he genuinely wanted to recruit him. #Bastoni #Transfert #Barça (translated)

Actu Foot reported, citing Graeme Bailey, that Rayan Aït-Nouri could leave Manchester City as early as January. Manchester United would be interested and intermediaries have resumed discussions; the player would be willing to join the Manchester rival. Everton as well as several Italian, Spanish, and German clubs would also be in the running. According to Actu Foot, City hopes to recover around 36 million euros and is considering a loan with a permanent transfer clause linked to the number of matches played. #RayanAitNouri #ManchesterCity #Transfert (translated)

Guillaume Herblot disputed the Parisian's account that the interview with Sarah Knafo on France Info had been made "impossible" by the journalists' difficulties in questioning her. He accused the latter, whom he described as public service activists, of handling the interview with bias, interrupting Knafo, and repeating their questions, particularly asking her if she condemned the attack. According to him, they also refused to address racism and turned the 23 minutes of the interview into a prosecution. Herblot criticized the Parisian for reversing the responsibilities and described the newspaper as an unreliable media outlet. He felt that readers would ultimately seek their information elsewhere if the newspaper continued, in his view, to distort what they had seen live. #Journalisme #FranceInfo #Médias (translated)

Franceinfo stated that Sarah Knafo, European MP from Reconquête, had been invited that morning to the show "8.30 Franceinfo" and had repeatedly called into question the journalists and their work. The channel recalled that a political interview should allow journalists to question political leaders and confront them with their statements and positions, regardless of their interlocutor. Franceinfo regretted that the interview did not take place within this framework, attributing it to a strategy it deemed deliberate to delegitimize journalistic work, particularly that of public service, which was subsequently pursued on social media. It expressed support for Simon Le Baron and Audrey Tison and condemned the attacks, threats, and attempts to intimidate its journalists. The channel also denied having apologized after the interview, contrary to what CGTV had claimed. It stated that it would continue to give a voice to different political sensitivities and to promote democratic debate in accordance with the rules of interviewing. #Journalisme #Politique #DébatDémocratique (translated)

The large Parisian department store BHV Marais has requested its placement in judicial recovery to secure its recovery plan and preserve activity and employment, following financial setbacks and issues that have impacted its cash flow. #BHVMarais #redressementjudiciaire #commerceparisien (translated)

This week, one question runs through our readings: who decides our health, and with what means? In Parliament, the Nutri-Score was blocked by a single vote; a petition can reignite the debate, and every signature counts. The State publishes its strategy against health misinformation, and the WHO reminds us that the majority of avoidable deaths in Europe could be prevented. But health is also determined far from care: in the housing of priority neighborhoods, at the entrance to high school, in universities where equality lacks resources. Several documents give a voice to those who are rarely heard: disabled individuals deprived of their sexual rights, young trans and non-binary people, audiences distanced from sexual health services. On the medico-social side, good news: the waiting time to enter nursing homes is decreasing, although it remains unequal across regions. Finally, in the face of cuts to international aid, three researchers invite us to turn solidarity into actions. Enjoy your reading, and feel free to share these resources with those around you. #pratiquesensante #PromotionDeLaSanté #SantéPublique #NutriScore #DésinformationSanté #PréventionPrimaire #InégalitésSocialesDeSanté #SantéSexuelle #Handicap #MédicoSocial (translated)