Julien carette

Co-president Havas Paris

[Julien carette @CaretteJ]

@franceculture lumineux Marcel gauchet qui a le temps de développer ses réflexions sur l’éducation, le passage à l’âge adulte et sur la place de l’Europe dans le monde.
#LesMatinsStimulants

[Quelle Époque! @QuelleEpoqueOff]

🗣️ « Quand on traverse des moments très difficiles, on est seul. »

@MayadaBA, PDG d'Havas, revient sur la blessure de la perte de son frère, qu'elle évoque dans son livre "De bonne famille". Des mots qui font écho au deuil de @bernstephane, qui ne peut retenir son émotion. 🤍

[Joyce @J0yceBzh]

Parking Dessange

[Julien carette @CaretteJ]

La France qui bosse, teste, ajuste, expérimente des solutions sur le terrain, main dans la main avec les entreprises. 6000 conseillers, 90% des entreprises satisfaites avec France Travail Pro, 6000 recrutements/j. 👏🏻👏🏻
@FranceTravail @ThibautGuilluy @LaTribune #FranceTravailPro

[Quelle Époque! @QuelleEpoqueOff]

🗣️ "Être fort, ça renvoie à une forme de solitude."

Dans son livre, "De bonne famille", @MayadaBA retrace son parcours du Caire à Paris, et ses épreuves : l'alcoolisme de sa mère et le décès de son frère à l'âge de 22 ans. ⬇️

[Volodymyr Zelenskyy / Володимир Зеленський @ZelenskyyUa]

A horrific Russian strike in the Kharkiv region. A “shahed” struck people directly – in a park near an ordinary café. Pure atrocity. Six people were killed, including children. A little girl was killed in a stroller – her name was Angelina, she was just over a year old, born in August 2025… Her mother’s name was Inna. She died in the hospital… Another girl who was killed was 11 years old. My condolences to their families and loved ones. Another 14 people were injured, including six more children.

I am grateful to everyone who supports Ukraine under these circumstances and helps us shoot down “shaheds,” shoot down missiles, and stop Russian assaults. These are horrific photos, but behind them are shattered lives and the truth about this war. Lives must be protected. Ukraine needs air defense. You can't think about making money with Russia as long as it continues its asinine war. We ask that sanctions on Russia stay in place as long as the killings continue. We ask America to be strong, and we ask it to apply the Lindsey Graham law. We ask Europe to continue its support. We ask that everything possible be done to bring peace and guarantee security. Ukraine wants peace. It is Russia that has insisted on continuing the killing all this time. The world has enough strength to stop the war. That strength must finally be used – against the murderers.

[Louis Duclos @ObsDelphi]

🇺🇸🇺🇦Naufrage moral total des États-Unis.

Le même jour de la déclaration de Trump, Angelina (1 an) est tuée par un drone russe dans un parc près d'un café à Kharkiv.

C'est sans doute la pire des insultes que Trump pouvait faire à l'encontre du peuple ukrainien : nier leur souffrance et complimenter la Russie pour sa « retenue » alors qu'elle massacre depuis presque 5 ans des civils chaque semaine.

La petite Angelina retrouvera sa maman au ciel, décédée quelques heures plus tard à l'hôpital. Dans cette attaque seule, 6 personnes sont mortes et 14 ont été blessées, y compris 6 enfants. Le drone Shahed utilisé par l'armée russe a eu le temps de reconnaître les civils dans le parc et de choisir de les attaquer.

Cette horreur s'est passée en Europe, un lundi de début de vacances de la Toussaint. Pour rappel, en France, Le Pen veut arrêter tout soutien à l'Ukraine alors même que ces pauvres gens ont un besoin critique en défense antiaérienne. Ne détournons pas le regard, cela se passe à seulement deux heures d'avion de chez nous.

L'Europe doit agir pour la défense de l'Ukraine, pour sa propre défense et doit prendre ses distances avec les États-Unis de Donald Trump.

[hannezo guillaume @ghannezo]

Beau plateau, chacune tient parfaitement son rôle. Moi je retiens de la mobilisation des jeunes qu’il faut une société +mobile, ou Jahnina la chef d entreprise d origine africaine, monte , et Lola- Fleur, l apprentie-apparatchik bourgeoise qui récite les EDL LFI, descend.

[24h Pujadas @24hPujadas]

▶️ #GrandeConfrontation – Pillages, violences, les politiques sont-ils responsables ?

« Ce qui me frappe dans nos débats, c'est qu'il y a de plus en plus une sorte d'antagonisme de visions du monde irréconciliables à l'égard de la République. »

Pierre-Henri Tavoillot – Philosophe et maître de conférences à Sorbonne Université

#LCI #GrandeConfrontation #17Octobre #Manifestations #Crise #Blocus #Pillages ⤵️

[Julien carette @CaretteJ]

Hello sunset @HavasParis

[Julien carette @CaretteJ]

«L’opinion publique n’existe plus et ça change tout pour 2027», Yannick Augrandenis (Plead) https://t.co/bCS3J2uRLs
Smart @YAugrandenis 😎 #opinionpublique #communautes

[Alexandre Bompard @bompard]

Je me rends ce matin aux côtés des directeurs de nos magasins pillés pour leur exprimer toute la solidarité du groupe Carrefour.

Au total, 50 magasins frappés dont 19 magasins de proximité et supermarchés Carrefour pillés et saccagés partout en France, ici à Paris, mais aussi à Rennes, Lille, Bordeaux et ailleurs. Je pense également aux 1500 magasins de toutes les autres enseignes et à tous les commerçants qui ont subi les mêmes violences inacceptables.

Il y a de la tristesse mais aussi de la colère face à ce que nos rues nous offrent ce matin : des commerces dévastés, des salariés profondément choqués, des clients consternés.

Et je veux saluer le courage et l’engagement de nos équipes, déjà à pied d’œuvre ce matin pour remettre les magasins en état et retrouver au plus vite leurs clients. Pour les magasins les plus durement touchés, les travaux seront malheureusement longs et certains seront durablement fermés.

Derrière ces destructions, il y a aussi des conséquences humaines et économiques considérables. Des dizaines de salariés de nos partenaires franchisés seront contraints au chômage partiel. La facture des travaux se comptera en plus d’une dizaine de millions d’euros et nos commerçants ont besoin d’une accélération des procédures d’indemnisation comme dans le cas des catastrophes naturelles.

Rien ne peut justifier de telles violences. Ceux qui s’en prennent ainsi à l’outil de travail d’entrepreneurs courageux et de leurs équipes doivent faire l’objet d’une réponse sans complaisance.

La République doit protéger ses commerçants !

[Les Echos @LesEchos]

🗳️ SONDAGE EXCLUSIF - Présidentielle 2027 : Glucksmann fait une percée, la deuxième place se joue dans un mouchoir ➡️ https://t.co/FciCIhBMyg

📊 Après sa victoire à la primaire, le candidat Parti socialiste-Place Publique gagne entre 4 et 5 points dans les intentions de vote. Marine Le Pen fait toujours la course en tête, de très loin.

[Voices of WW2 @VoicesofWW2]

May 5, 1945. Hitler has been dead for five days. The war in Europe is almost over.

In a castle in the Austrian Alps, American soldiers, German soldiers, and a group of elderly French prisoners grab rifles and get ready to fight the SS.

Together.

The castle was called Schloss Itter. The Nazis had turned it into a prison for very important people. Not ordinary prisoners. Trophies.

Inside were two former prime ministers of France, Paul Reynaud and Édouard Daladier. Two of France's top generals, Maxime Weygand and Maurice Gamelin. A famous tennis champion, Jean Borotra. And the older sister of Charles de Gaulle.

As the Reich collapsed in early May, the SS guards panicked and ran. The prisoners suddenly found themselves in charge of a castle, with weapons left behind, and a serious problem.

Waffen-SS units were still roaming the area. Fanatics who would gladly kill them all.

They needed help. Fast.

One of the castle's prisoners, a Yugoslav handyman, slipped out on a bicycle to find the Americans. Separately, a German army officer named Major Josef Gangl also went looking for them.

Gangl was a Wehrmacht officer who had turned against the Nazis and was secretly working with the Austrian resistance. He wanted to protect the prisoners too.

He found an American tank commander named Captain Jack Lee.

Lee was 27, tough, cigar chewing, and willing to do something insane. With a single Sherman tank and a handful of American soldiers, he drove up into the mountains alongside Gangl and a few of his German troops.

They reached the castle on May 4.

The French prisoners were not exactly thrilled to see a tiny rescue force. They had expected an army. Instead they got a few Americans, a few Germans, and one tank.

The next morning, the SS attacked.

Somewhere between 100 and 150 Waffen-SS troops hit the castle with machine guns, mortars, and anti-tank weapons. The defenders fought back from the walls and windows. Americans and Germans side by side.

The French prisoners refused to hide. Some of them, including Reynaud, picked up weapons and joined in.

The Sherman tank was knocked out. The defenders were running out of ammunition. It looked like the castle would fall.

Then Jean Borotra, the tennis star, volunteered to make a run for it. He jumped the wall, slipped past the SS, and sprinted through the countryside to find American reinforcements.

He found them. And he insisted on coming back with them to finish the fight.

During the battle, Major Gangl saw Paul Reynaud exposed to gunfire and moved to pull him to safety. A sniper shot Gangl dead.

He had survived the whole war as a German soldier, only to die defending French prisoners from the SS in its final days.

That afternoon, the American relief force arrived and broke the attack. The SS were scattered and captured. The prisoners were saved.

Jack Lee received the Distinguished Service Cross. In Austria, Josef Gangl is remembered as a hero, and a street is named after him.

It is believed to be the only battle of the war where American and German soldiers fought together on the same side.

[Mykhailo Rohoza @MykhailoRohoza]

🇮🇹🇺🇦 WOW! WHAT A SPEECH! WHAT POWERFUL WORDS FROM ITALIAN PRIME MINISTER GIORGIA MELONI!

Here is the full five-minute excerpt of her speech devoted to Ukraine and Donald Trump.

“Russia has launched a new autumn campaign against Ukraine.

Unable to advance on the battlefield, Moscow has increasingly turned its attacks against civilians: power plants, residential buildings, hospitals, and even buses carrying people to work, as in the horrific massacre in Kramatorsk.

This is a strategy through which Russia seeks to subjugate Ukraine with terror, cold, and darkness, simply because it has failed to conquer it on the battlefield.

The facts contradict Kremlin propaganda and those who spread it here.

Since the beginning of the year, Russia has captured very little territory, and in September it lost much of what it had previously seized.

This halt did not happen by chance. It was achieved through Ukraine’s courage and Western support, including that of Italy.

This resistance is the only effective instrument for bringing Russia to the negotiating table.

I respect and understand the passionate debate on this issue, including within this chamber, because nobody here wants war.

We all want peace.

The difference lies in how we intend to achieve it.

As I see it, supporting Ukraine is not an alternative to peace. It is what makes peace possible.

Because if an aggressor expects its opponent to surrender, why would it negotiate?

Surrender is not peace. It is conquest.

If Ukraine stopped defending itself tomorrow, as many suggest, we would not have peace.

We would be discussing the occupation of a European nation and the return of Soviet imperialism.

Personally, I do not miss those times. I do not miss Russian tanks crushing uprisings in Prague and Budapest.

I do not miss the Berlin Wall.

And nobody will ever convince me that the surrender of those defending their freedom can be called ‘peace.’

The peace we want, and the peace we are working toward, even at the cost of concessions, is a just peace, because only a just peace can endure.

Only a just peace can protect Europe and our interests.

That is why our government's position remains unchanged: support for Ukraine, with particular attention to civilians, pressure on Moscow, and Euro-Atlantic unity remain the pillars of our actions.

In this context, we must address Donald Trump's diesel agreement with Russia.

This is a decision I consider extremely risky.

Of course, we all recognize the need to contain fuel prices, which place a heavy burden on families, including Italian families.

But we must understand that rising prices are primarily linked to the war in Iran, not Ukraine.

Legitimizing Moscow, whose bombs continue to fall on Ukrainian cities, providing new revenues to finance the war, and weakening sanctions are all factors we cannot ignore.

And they contradict everything Western nations, including the United States, have done to force Putin to the negotiating table.

An energy ceasefire is a different matter, one that Italy supports, and we are grateful to President Zelenskyy for Ukraine's immediate willingness to agree to it.

Now we expect Russia to stop attacking Ukraine's energy infrastructure.

Finally, at such a difficult moment, when so many variables are beyond our control, there is at least one thing that depends on us:

We must ensure that Europe does not simply stand by and watch, because the terms of peace will affect our continent and our security.”

— Giorgia Meloni, Prime Minister of Italy

[Julien carette @CaretteJ]

Inauguration of the amazing #LeLarge @Emerige foundation in #IleSeguin @Ville_BoulogneB
Thanks and congrats @PaulaAisenberg for the incredible journey #MoteurImaginaire #CarLover

[Julien carette @CaretteJ]

“Notre problème, ça n’est pas de recruter des arbitres , c’est de les garder. Il faut qu’on assure qu’on puisse exercer cette fonction en toute sécurité. Que le terrain reste un lieu de plaisir, un lieu apaisé”
@PhilippeDiallo @FFF @TousArbitres @GroupeLaPoste @MauraisinA #84

[Julien carette @CaretteJ]

L’arbitrage est un levier de
sensibilisation dans les écoles “ il faut qu’on utilise l’arbitrage comme un moteur. Un gamin ou gamine qui va apprendre l’arbitrage sera transformé(e). Et aura les mots pour dire les choses” @floriangrill @BanaPhilippe
@laposte #84 #tousarbitres

[Julien carette @CaretteJ]

Back in the game #Olympics #Alpes2030 #Events
Le COJOP Alpes françaises 2030 choisit ses agences https://t.co/7vl1ebRAyh via @CB_News @Havas_Events @Alpes_2030

[Julien carette @CaretteJ]

Good morning @HavasParis