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To decipher Belgium and the world, analyse, debate and discuss to better understand the headlines, Julie Morelle and Arnaud Ruyssen offer a practical guide to the mechanics of today's news. In a programme as constructive as it is relaxed, they are joined by regular presenters and guests.
Episode 31
53 min
Au sommaire : témoigner du mal nous préserve-t-il de son retour ; les microplastiques deviennent-ils une vraie menace pour la fertilité ; la disparition d'Anouk Aimée ; les dix commandements affichés dans les classes de Louisiane ; aménagements des terrains agricoles et changements climatiques.
To decipher Belgium and the world, analyse, debate and discuss to better understand the headlines, Julie Morelle and Arnaud Ruyssen offer a practical guide to the mechanics of today's news. In a programme as constructive as it is relaxed, they are joined by regular presenters and guests.
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La Radio-télévision belge de la Fédération Wallonie-Bruxelles (RTBF) est une entreprise publique autonome à caractère culturel. Active en télévision, en radio, sur le web et les réseaux sociaux, la RTBF est un acteur de sa communauté et moteur d’expression et d’épanouissement de ses publics.
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As carnival fever seizes Switzerland, discover the unbridled energy and creativity of these events. From Monthey and Bassecourt, archives, testimonials and different viewpoints regarding these rituals help to decipher the meaning behind them and highlight their specificities, such as the Tschäggätta, terrifying creatures that roam the Lötschental valley.
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