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Le film : les Vosges, théâtre d’une énigme insoluble ? Le 16 octobre 1984, tous les yeux d’un pays se figent sur les Vosges à la découverte d’un effroyable fait divers. Le corps de Grégory Villemin, 4 ans, est sorti de l’eau de la Vologne, pieds et mains liés par des cordelettes. La photo choc de la découverte du petit être inanimé indigne la France entière, celle de son portrait sur fond bleu provoque un emballement médiatique sans précédent. S’en suit une enquête marquée par d’innombrables rebondissements, des approximations, des débordements. Pour les 40 ans de l’affaire Grégory, nos journalistes reviennent sur les moments-clés de la grande énigme judiciaire française, toujours en attente de la vérité.
View of the sky above Beirut after the noise of low-flying Israeli aircraft breaking the sound barrier is heard, ahead of a highly anticipated speech by Hezbollah chief Hassan Nasrallah. IMAGES
The United States calls for the release of US-Russian journalist Alsu Kurmasheva, sentenced to more than six years in prison for violating strict military censorship laws. "Journalism is not a crime (...) and we continue to make very clear that she should be released," US State Department spokesperson Matthew Miller says during a press briefing. SOUNDBITE
Speaking at the opening of the Farnborough International Airshow, UK Prime Minister Keir Starmer says he respects Joe Biden's decision to drop out of the US presidential race. Starmer notes it was "not an easy decision, but a decision that I know that he will have arrived at taking into account the best interest of the American people." SOUNDBITE
Attendees at a Donald Trump rally in Pennsylvania look toward the stage as the Republican candidate was evacuated after what sounded like shots rang out at the event. Trump was later seen pumping his fist as security led him away. IMAGES
NATO leaders vow at least 40 billion euros of military aid for Ukraine, as the Alliance summit takes place in Washington. "We have agreed that 40 billion euros is a minimum baseline within the next year, and to ensure sustainable funding for Ukraine to prevail," says Secretary General Jens Stoltenberg. SOUNDBITE
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