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News & Current Affairs

Objectif Monde L'hebdo

( Season 2023 )

A monthly news program dedicated to investigative reporting and eyewitness accounts that examine the critical issues of today. Find out the story behind pressing issues from a Francophone perspective. 

Report, inquiry, investigation ... "Objectif Monde L'Hebdo", a television magazine by French-speaking editorialists, takes time to reflect and analyse through the expert insights and opinions provided by specialists. A TV5MONDE programme, jointly produced with RTS, in collaboration with its francophone partners (RTBF, Radio-Canada, France Télévisions).

Presented by: Dominique Laresche.
www.tv5monde.com/objectifmonde

In 2018, TV5MONDE teamed up with RTBF, RTS, Radio-Canada, and France Télévisions to create Objectif Monde—a news documentary service that brings you objective, research-based news from around the world. 
This monthly show comes with English subtitles for French language-learners and others who are interested in news from a Francophone perspective.

About Objectif Monde
Genre: News Show
Presented by: Dominique Laresche
Country: France, Canada
Year: 2018 - present
Length: 93 minutes
Subtitles: English

Varied Topics from Robots to Climate Change
No topic is taboo on this fascinating news documentary series, with our committed journalists seeking out eyewitness accounts on issues such as:
Recent development in artificial intelligence The latest news on the sixth wave of mass animal extinction Up-to-date climate change news from the World Meteorological Organization Donald Trump’s political tour in the heart of the United States.


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Episodes

Episode
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Décoder les manuscrits de la Nouvelle-France
Deciphering manuscripts from New France

Those with a passion for history and genealogy have always dreamed of being able to read with ease the vast quantities of hand-written documents from New France and its archives. Using artificial intelligence, new programs enable an almost error-free transcription of manuscripts relating to France's former colonies in North America.
Report by André Bernard for "Découverte", the Radio-Canada magazine programme.

Guests: André Bernard, journalist for Radio-Canada; Emmanuel Abbé, professor at EPFL, specialist in AI.