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Macron’s next step, AI’s cancer fight, and wild sex

By France24
22 April 2023   |   1:31 pm
We take a look at French President Emmanuel Macron’s attempts to move past his pension reform now that it has become law. We also discuss feminism in Russia, Iran and North Africa. And we dive into multiple advances in the fight against cancer. Finally, the Washington Post wonders what the future of wild sex will be.

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