The French presidency hailed the influence of France in the production of award-winning films at the 79th edition of the Cannes Film Festival.

According to the Elysée, half of the winning films benefited from the support of the National Film Centre.

The Cannes jury, chaired by Park Chan-wook, was also praised for its choices that highlighted cinema as a vector of social issues.

Romanian director Cristian Mungiu won his second Palme d'Or with the film 'Fjord', which sheds light on the fractures and contradictions of societies.

Negotiations are underway between the US and Iran to end the Middle East war.

A ceasefire has been in effect since April 8, but the global economy continues to be affected by the blockage of the Strait of Hormuz.

The US Secretary of State has hinted at a possible 'good news' that could solve the problem.

According to American media, this agreement would allow ships to pass through the strait again, through which a fifth of the world's hydrocarbons were consumed before the conflict.

The details of the agreement are still unclear, but it is likely that the strait would remain under Iranian control.

On the night of Saturday to Sunday, the Ukrainian capital was hit by intense bombing from Russia.

According to authorities, at least four people were killed and over a hundred were injured.

The Ukrainian air forces reported that Russia launched 90 missiles and 600 drones, of which 55 missiles and 549 were intercepted.

Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky condemned Russia's use of its nuclear-capable ballistic missile, Orechnik.

The bombings particularly affected civilian infrastructure, such as schools and residential buildings.

The Digital G7 will take place in Paris on May 29, focusing on artificial intelligence.

Work missions will focus on innovative, green, and secure AI.

Junior franceinfo journalists, CM2 students, asked questions to Alexis Bacot, AI project director.

"The main danger of AI is thinking you're interacting with a person and forgetting it's a computer program," he emphasized.

It's essential to develop critical thinking and learn to use AI to understand how it works and its limits.

On the night of Saturday 23 to Sunday 24 May, Russia launched a massive attack on Ukraine, particularly its capital Kiev.

According to the Ukrainian Air Force, Moscow launched 90 missiles and 600 drones.

Targets were varied, including museums, residences and a ministerial building.

Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky confirmed that four people were killed and around 100 injured across the country.

The Russian Ministry of Defense also confirmed that the Russian Armed Forces carried out a massive strike in response to Ukraine's terrorist attacks on civilian infrastructure on Russian territory.

Human Rights League and CGT Spectacle have filed a complaint against Canal+ for discrimination against signatories of an anti-Bolloré statement.

Canal+ CEO Maxime Saada had stated he no longer wanted to work with signatories of the text.

The case is shaking the film industry, amidst the Cannes Film Festival.

Justice will be sought for violation of the law and infringement on freedom of expression.

More and more countries are opening their borders to skilled workers without diplomas.

Field experience, vocational training, and expertise are now recognized as important criteria for accessing the foreign job market.

This evolution is due to the need to diversify the skills and experiences available on the job market.

Countries adopting this approach are able to attract experienced professionals who can bring new ideas and valuable skills to their economy.

Social media videos have allowed young women to share their journeys and experiences related to autism.

One of them, Lola, has found a way to put words to her feelings and autistic troubles.

Thanks to these shares, young women can find support and understanding of their unique experiences.

A series of attacks and crimes targeting people with albinism has been reported in Madagascar.

According to authorities, a dozen people have been arrested.

People with this disability and their supporting lawyers believe a large sensitization campaign is necessary to dismantle beliefs attributing supernatural powers to albinos.

This phenomenon has revived fear among people affected by albinism, who feel threatened and traumatized.

Organizations defending people with albinism are calling for cases to be tried in Antananarivo, fearing pressure on local jurisdictions in provinces.

Lawyers and organizations are also demanding large sensitization campaigns to fight against discrimination and stigmatization of people with albinism.

Romuald Wadagni was officially sworn in as head of state of Benin on 24 May.

The ceremony took place in the presence of Beninese political figures and foreign delegations.

The new president took an oath before the Constitutional Court and promised to serve Benin with integrity and courage.

He also guaranteed the rule of law and fundamental freedoms.

Romuald Wadagni promised economic growth that will benefit every Beninese family and stated that Benin will remain firm against terrorism.