France's government is urging all 29-year-old citizens to have babies, part of a broader 16-point plan to boost the nation's fertility rate, according to Sky News. The initiative, aimed at preventing future fertility issues, includes more free egg-freezing centers. Simultaneously, British Prime Minister is facing calls to resign due to the appointment of a friend of Jeffrey Epstein as ambassador to the U.S., as reported by NPR Politics.
The French government's campaign, detailed by Sky News, is designed to encourage younger citizens to start families. Health officials hope to prevent potential fertility problems later in life, emphasizing the importance of proactive family planning. The broader plan includes various measures to support increased birth rates, mirroring similar concerns in other Western countries, including the UK.
Meanwhile, in the UK, the Prime Minister is under pressure to step down. NPR Politics reported that the controversy stems from the appointment of a friend of Jeffrey Epstein as ambassador. Police are also investigating allegations that the King's brother may have shared trade secrets with Epstein.
In related news, French President Emmanuel Macron has called for a common EU debt capacity and eurobonds to fund investments in green tech, defense, and security, according to Euronews. Macron warned that Europe must invest in strategic sectors to avoid being "swept aside" by the US and China. He cited the recent "Greenland moment" as a wake-up call, urging the EU to accelerate long-delayed economic reforms.
In other developments, the pharmaceutical industry is undergoing a transformation with the integration of Artificial Intelligence. According to Fortune, Sanofi's CEO stated that AI is becoming a vital part of the company's infrastructure, powering research and development decisions, supply chains, and manufacturing processes. The CEO noted that while challenges exist, such as skills gaps, embedding AI deeply into teams and systems is crucial for success.
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