وقال دميتري بيسكوف، المتحدث الرسمي باسم الكرملين، إن روسيا لا تنظر في إمكانية الخروج من “أوبك+” داخل التحالف.
وجاء ذلك ردا على سؤال صحفي حول مستقبل العضوية الروسية، حيث قال بيسكوف باختصار: “لا”.
” أوبك+ »، معتبرا أنها تساهم بشكل كبير في تقليل التقلبات في أسواق الطاقة وتحقيق استقرارها. وأضاف أن موسكو تحترم القرار السيادي لدولة الإمارات العربية المتحدة، التي أعلنت مؤخرا انسحابها من « أوبك » و »أوبك+ » اعتبارا
روسيا تؤكد استمرار مشاركتها في “أوبك+” رغم انسحاب الإمارات
أعلن دميتري بيسكوف، المتحدث الرسمي باسم الرئاسة الروسية ” أوبك+ »، نافياً أي تغيير في موقف البلاد داخل التحالف. جاء ذلك رداً على سؤال صحفي حول مستقبل العضوية الروسية، حيث قال بيسكوف باختصار: “لا”.
” أوبك+ »، معتبراً أنها تساهم بشكل كبير في تقليل التقلبات في أسواق الطاقة وتحقيق استقرارها. وأضاف أن موسكو تحترم القرار السيادي لدولة الإمارات العربية المتحدة، التي أعلنت مؤخرا انسحابها من « أوبك » و »أوبك+ » اعتبارا من الأول من مايو، بهدف زيادة إنتاجها النفطي بعيدا عن قيود الحصص المقررة.
يُذكر أن مسؤولين إماراتيين أوضحوا أن الانسحاب يسمح لأبوظبي بتوسعة إنتاجها النفطي دون التقيد بسقوف الإنتاج التي يفرضها التحالف.
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من الأول من مايو، بهدف زيادة إنتاجها النفطي بعيداً عن قيود الحصص المقررة.
يُذكر أن مسؤولين إماراتيين أوضحوا أن الانسحاب يسمح لأبوظبي بتوسعة إنتاجها النفطي دون التقيد بسقوف الإنتاج التي يفرضها التحالف.
Mike Etienne (James) and D’Johé Kouadio (Nour), in “Dao”, by Alain Gomis. DAY2FESTE
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In 1999, the first short film signed by Alain Gomis was entitled Tourbillons, and it is precisely this experience that his latest feature film invites us to, that of a great human tornado which whirls on itself and makes you dizzy. In addition to the reasons for exile linked to his exploration of Afro-descendant diasporas (L’Afrance, 2001; Andalucia, 2008), the 54-year-old Franco-Senegalese filmmaker also demonstrated his taste for ritual, with the funeral farewell tour of Aujourd’hui (2013) or the feverish singing tours of Félicité (2017). Dao, a long film lasting more than three hours, presented at the Berlinale in February, is this time entirely built on two intertwining ceremonies.
The film revolves around Gloria (Katy Correa), “a French woman of African origin, a working mother who lives within a community”, as she describes herself in the introduction. Two decisive events fall upon him. On the one hand, she marries her daughter Nour (D’Johé Kouadio) in the Paris suburbs. A year earlier, she went to a small village in Guinea-Bissau to attend her father’s funeral and perform the sacred rites. Using parallel editing, the film compares the two ceremonies, returning marriage to mourning, and vice versa, in a cycle that transcends space and time. “Dao”, the key term of Taoism, is this “perpetual and circular movement, which flows in all things and unites the world”, as recalled by a highlighted card.
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In a new Child Alert report titled Darfur: 20 Years On, Children Under Threat, UN children’s agency UNICEF warns that while the horrors of 2005 are repeating, the scale of need is now far greater, and international attention is dangerously constrained.
The report draws a chilling parallel between the past and the present. Homes, schools, and hospitals are again under fire, but the modern nature of the fighting between rival militaries has become even more lethal.
Over 1,300 children have been killed or maimed in the city – which was held by military Government forces until being overrun by RSF militia after a lengthy siege last October – many by explosive weapons and drones.
Beyond the physical strikes, children face the trauma of abduction, recruitment into armed groups, and sexual violence.
“Twenty years ago, the world united in outrage at the suffering of children in Darfur. Today, a new generation of children is living through horrific violence, hunger and terror,” said Catherine Russell, UNICEF Executive Director.
Across the whole of Sudan, the UN has verified over 5,700 grave violations since the current war began. The trend is accelerating: in the first three months of 2026, child fatalities rose significantly compared with the previous year.
Barriers to lifesaving aid
Despite the collapse of infrastructure and the spread of famine, humanitarian efforts are being strangled by insecurity, bureaucratic hurdles, and a massive funding gap. Many families in North Darfur remain entirely cut off from food and safe water due to prolonged sieges.
While UNICEF and its partners continue to provide mobile health services and malnutrition treatment, the report warns that aid is not reaching those at the greatest risk.
“We cannot allow history to repeat itself,” Ms. Russell urged. “Children in Darfur need protection and sustained humanitarian access. The parties to this conflict must end this brutal war.”
UNICEF is calling for an immediate end to violations against minors and urging international donors to provide flexible funding to support those displaced both within Sudan and across its borders, particularly into overstretched communities in eastern Chad.
In front of the theater where the ABC show “Jimmy Kimmel Live!” » on Hollywood Boulevard, Los Angeles, April 28, 2026. LAUREN JUSTICE/REUTERS
Donald Trump’s attacks on host Jimmy Kimmel reached a new milestone on Tuesday April 28. The US telecoms regulator ordered ABC, which broadcasts Mr Kimmel’s show, to submit a new license application. The democratic opposition denounced an act of censorship.
Melania and Donald Trump have called for the comedian’s departure following a joke they consider a call to violence. The regulator, the FCC, does not justify its decision in the administrative opinion. Requested by Agence France-Presse (AFP), she did not respond immediately.
Contacted by AFP, Disney, ABC’s parent company, confirmed having received the request from the FCC and said it was “confident in the fact that our service records [démontraient] that we have the qualifications for these licenses.” These were initially due to expire between 2028 and 2031 as part of the ordinary process resulting in a renewal request.
After the intrusion of a shooter, since charged with attempted assassination of the president, during the press gala in Washington on Saturday, the first lady, Melania Trump, called for the ouster of Jimmy Kimmel, whose “rhetoric of hatred and violence” she denounced. She was referring to a joke from the host of the late-night talk show “Jimmy Kimmel Live!” » during the program broadcast on Thursday.
During a sequence parodying the White House Correspondents’ Gala, which was held two days later in Washington, Jimmy Kimmel pretended to address Melania Trump, “beaming like a widow in the making”, as he put it.
After Melania Trump, it was her husband who attacked Jimmy Kimmel on Monday, saying that he “should be fired immediately by Disney and ABC” for this “despicable call to violence”.
During his show broadcast later Monday, Jimmy Kimmel did not apologize and explained that this “very nice little joke” was an allusion to the age difference between the presidential spouses and to the often severe appearance of the first lady, but not a call to violence.
In mid-September, ABC temporarily removed Jimmy Kimmel’s show from the air for comments deemed inappropriate by the host following the assassination of ultraconservative influencer Charlie Kirk. This suspension was notably suggested publicly by the president of the FCC, Brendan Carr.
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“Remember when they were campaigning for free speech? », Reacted, on X, the elected Democrat in the House of Representatives Greg Landsman, in reference to the Republicans. “Using the FCC to attack political adversaries is an abuse of power and [un acte] incredibly childish,” he continued.
“We cannot tolerate these attacks on the press, the entertainment media or those who express their opinion,” urged his colleague in the House, April McClain Delaney, calling on elected officials to “protest.” »
Stephen Colbert’s ‘Late Show’ removed
In July, the Skydance Media group agreed, at the request of the FCC, to make editorial changes within the CBS channel, often criticized by Donald Trump, to obtain the green light for the acquisition of Paramount Global.
A few days earlier, CBS had announced the removal of a show competing with Jimmy Kimmel’s, Stephen Colbert’s “The Late Show”. The latter had just described as a “good big bribe” the compensation of 16 million dollars paid by Paramount Global, parent company of CBS, to settle proceedings brought by Donald Trump.
In December 2024, ABC had already agreed to settle another dispute also initiated by the Republican billionaire, by paying $15 million.
Brendan Carr “is using his power to silence divergent opinions, on orders from the president,” commented the co-director of the media freedom organization Free Press, Jessica Gonzalez, in a statement.
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Although they had signed a life insurance contract promising them significant returns, savers decided to file a complaint after losing money. Some invested funds may have been misappropriated.
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She wanted to build up savings for her retirement. For this, Bénédicte Scotto from Apollonia took out, in 2011, via an independent broker, life insurance called “Premium Prudent”. “It’s a savings that was presented as safe,” she explains. The documents mention attractive returns of 7.5% annually. And according to her, the broker promised her even more: “We offered a return of at least 20% in the space of a few years.”
But today, not only has she not won anything, but she also says she has lost 5,000 euros out of the 12,000 she had invested. “To have such poor performance and not be able to justify that we had negative performance while, at the same time, the stock market had positive performance, what did they invest our money in so that we had negative returns? “, she asks herself.
His money was in fact managed by an insurer in Luxembourg, FWU. He has since gone bankrupt. We contacted one of the brokers who marketed these life insurance policies in France. Also accused, he defends himself: “The brokerage company ceased all marketing of its products in 2014, on its own initiative, in order to protect savers.” The broker also claims to have alerted the authorities. But 200 savers filed a complaint for fraud.
“Where did the money go?” There is a body of evidence suggesting that the funds invested by these savers could have been misappropriated,” indicates Me Anne Charlotte Mallet, savers’ lawyer. 150,000 life insurance contracts of this type have been signed in France. 34,000 savers would still have recovered nothing.
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وأكدت مع رؤيتها الاستراتيجية والاقتصادية طويلة الأمد، ويهدف إلى دعم تطور قطاع الطاقة المحلي عبر تسريع الاستثمارات في الإنتاج الوطني، بما يرسخ مكانة الإمارات كمنتج مسؤول وموثوق يستشرف مستقبل أسواق الطاقة العالمية.
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وشددت على أن استقرار منظومة الطاقة العالمية يعتمد على توفر إمدادات باعتبارها أحد أقل منتجي النفط تكلفة وكثافة كربونية في عالم، تعتزم مواصلة دورها المسؤول من خلال زيادة الإنتاج بشكل تدريجي ومدروس يتماشى مع ظروف السوق، مع إعطاء الأولوية القصوى لمعايير الاستدامة وخفض الانبعاثات.
ويأتي هذا القرار بعد مسيرة حافلة من التعاون البناء، حيث انضمت الإمارات إلى “أوبك” عام 1967.
وخلال هذه العقود، لعبت دورا محوريا في دعم استقرار السوق وتعزيز الحوار بين المنتجين والمستهلكين.
وعبرت الإمارات عن تقديرها لجهود “أوبك” وتحالف “أوبك+”، مشيرة إلى أن وجودها في المنظمة شهد تضحيات كبيرة لمصلحة الجميع، إلا أن المرحلة الراهنة تقتضي تركيز الجهود على الوفاء بالالتزامات تجاه الشركاء المستثمرين والمستوردين وتلبية احتياجات السوق المستقبلية.
وعلى الرغم من انسحابها، أكدت الإمارات أن نهجها القائم على التعاون لن يتغير، وستستمر في الاستثمار بكثافة في كامل سلسلة القيمة لقطاع الطاقة بما في ذلك النفط والغاز، وتوسع في الطاقة المتجددة والحلول منخفضة الكربون لضمان مرونة التحول في منظومة الطاقة العالمية ودعم النمو الاقتصادي المستدام.
Former Prime Minister Bernard Cazeneuve during a rally in Pontoise (Val-d’Oise), November 16, 2025. GEOFFROY VAN DER HASSELT/AFP
The presidential election has one more contender. Bernard Cazeneuve says he is “ready to be a candidate in 2027”, in an interview published by Le Figaro on Tuesday April 28. The former Prime Minister and former Minister of the Interior, who left the Socialist Party in 2022 and created his movement La Convention, claims to have “brought together local and national elected officials of different sensibilities, all located on the center left or on the left”, to develop a project.
“The political landscape is dominated by two dégagismes which have common characteristics and support each other,” analyzes Mr. Cazeneuve to justify his candidacy: “The far-right dégagisme uses the excesses of the extreme left as a pretext to explain that the time has come for the party of order. Far-left degagism brandishes the danger of fascism to explain that the rally around it is an absolute emergency. »
The former prime minister of François Hollande therefore intends to “create the conditions for the broadest possible gathering around a responsible and credible project”. It is necessary, he says, “that an aggregation takes place, which allows the candidate who will embody him to be present in the second round of the presidential election and to win it”.
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Claiming to be from the center left, Mr. Cazeneuve distances himself from François Hollande and criticizes the Socialist Party project and its relationship with La France insoumise. “There are many blind spots in this project, which can be explained by the desire of its editors to spare partners at all costs,” believes Mr. Cazeneuve.
Manuel Valls “waits for answers”
“The left is not leftism,” asserts the former socialist, who rejects any proximity to the right in this interview: “The right makes Chimène eyes at the far right. I fight it resolutely,” he said.
Earlier in the day, it was Manuel Valls, also a former prime minister and former interior minister of François Hollande, who declared on BFM-TV not to rule out a candidacy for the 2027 presidential election. “I will see what I do in the fall, but I think that the ideas that I defend will be at the heart of the campaign, I am waiting for answers,” warned Mr. Valls.
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Aitken Alexander Associates is reorganizing its leadership at the top. In a press release, the London agency announces the appointment of Chris Wellbelove as co-managing director, alongside Lesley Thorne, in position since 2017. This promotion recognizes his growing role at the head of the books department and his contribution to the development of the company.
The internal career path gives this appointment a strategic scope. Chris Wellbelove joined Aitken Alexander Associates in 2017, from Greene & Heaton. The same movement saw Lesley Thorne become general manager of the agency.
A year later, Wellbelove became director, two years after his arrival. The agency’s website today presents him as head of the books department, while Lesley Thorne is associated with the audiovisual department, which she founded in 2004.
The capital structure confirms this tightening around a reduced management team. The UK Companies House register lists five active directors for Aitken Alexander Holdings Limited: Clare Alexander, Lesley Thorne, Lisa Baker, Emma Paterson and Chris Wellbelove.
The book at the heart of agency power
The press release highlights several recent successes followed by Wellbelove: The Trading Game, by Gary Stevenson, The Ministry of Time, by Kaliane Bradley, and Maurice and Maralyn, by Sophie Elmhirst. Publishers Weekly also partners Chris Wellbelove with The Trading Game as agent for the book.
The editorial ranking sheds light on the choice of governance. Aitken Alexander Associates reports that The Ministry of Time made the New York Times Best Seller list. The Guardian reports that Maurice and Maralyn won the Nero Gold Prize in 2025.
This co-direction therefore combines two complementary poles: the book, the rights and the careers of authors on the one hand; the audiovisual and the adaptations of the other. For Aitken Alexander Associates, the challenge concerns the continuity of its model: an independent agency, owned by its directors, and organized around a transversal exploitation of works.
