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In the press, the summons, today, by Moroccan justice, of the investigative journalist Omar Radi.

According to Le Monde , Moroccan justice indicates that this summons is linked to "an investigation into the alleged involvement (of Omar Radi) in a case of obtaining funding from abroad in relation to intelligence services " A summons which comes two days after the publication of an Amnesty International report questioning the responsibility of the Moroccan state in spying on the journalist, using Israeli technology, recalls the newspaper, to which Omar Radi, already sentenced at the beginning of the year in Morocco for a Tweet criticizing the justice of his country, said last night that his summons was "clearly linked" to these revelations. Morocco Weekly, he denounces "the preposterous spy scenario" concerning the journalist, made "hero" by supposed "services of certain foreign countries". The magazine denounces "a disinformation campaign targeting Morocco", intended according to him to "tarnish the image of the country", "even if it means hiring the services of pseudo journalists, inclined to put themselves in the shoes of" stars of " one day "and predisposed to say as much evil as it takes".

Also in the journalism section, these two studies on the coronavirus crisis and the under-representation of women in the French media. Quoted by Konbini , these surveys of the Superior council of audio-visual and the National institute of audio-visual, show that this crisis accentuated this under-representation, the draftings privileging even more the men, when it was a question to give the floor to the experts during the crisis. While women represent 52% of the French population, they were only 41% to intervene on the antennas and the waves. On the other hand, they would have been over-represented among ordinary witnesses, in particular parents, with 55% of the interventions.

Her intervention just caused a storm in a cup of tea. An American woman had the bad idea to share her preparation of British tea on social networks. According to The Telegraph , a girl named Michelle, who claims to live in the UK, filmed herself pouring cold water into a cup without ceremony, which she then placed in a microwave before going there. immerse a tea bag, pour milk into it, as well as a good packet of powdered sugar. In short, a total sacrilege, viewed more than two million times, and which gave rise to an avalanche of scandalized British comments. But the story does not end there. Faced with this disaster, the British ambassador to the United States not only deemed it necessary to make her own video in front of a table ready for afternoon tea, to remind the importance of tea in the American-British relationship - in reference to the Boston tea party at the origin of the American Revolution. But Karen Pierce also called on the British military to help, asking her to show how to make the perfect British tea. According to The Evening Standard, the order was received 5 out of 5 by Her Majesty's soldiers.

A word, before leaving us, of this fairy tale, lived by a Tanzanian miner. More than $ 3 million: this is the amount of the check touched by Saniniu Laizer, who discovered the two largest tanzanites ever found. Two magnificent dark purple gemstones, over 9 kilos for one, over 5 kilos for the other. The Guardian reports that the artisanal miner said he wanted to use his money to have a big party and then build a shopping center and a school in his village. "Because there are many poor people who cannot afford to send their children to school," he said.

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