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Overseas Minister Naima Moutchou Visits Mayotte - Day 1

Overseas Minister Naïma Moutchou arrived in Mayotte for a three-day visit, one year after Chido. On the eve of commemorations marking the anniversary of Cyclone Chido, the Minister for Overseas Territories will spend three days in the department to assess the reconstruction of the territory devastated a year ago, on December 13, 2025, in Mayotte. Photo by David Lemor/ABACAPRESS.COM

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Overseas Minister Naima Moutchou Visits Mayotte - Day 1

Overseas Minister Naïma Moutchou arrived in Mayotte for a three-day visit, one year after Chido. On the eve of commemorations marking the anniversary of Cyclone Chido, the Minister for Overseas Territories will spend three days in the department to assess the reconstruction of the territory devastated a year ago, on December 13, 2025, in Mayotte. Photo by David Lemor/ABACAPRESS.COM

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Overseas Minister Naima Moutchou Visits Mayotte - Day 1

Overseas Minister Naïma Moutchou arrived in Mayotte for a three-day visit, one year after Chido. On the eve of commemorations marking the anniversary of Cyclone Chido, the Minister for Overseas Territories will spend three days in the department to assess the reconstruction of the territory devastated a year ago, on December 13, 2025, in Mayotte. Photo by David Lemor/ABACAPRESS.COM

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Overseas Minister Naima Moutchou Visits Mayotte - Day 1

Overseas Minister Naïma Moutchou arrived in Mayotte for a three-day visit, one year after Chido. On the eve of commemorations marking the anniversary of Cyclone Chido, the Minister for Overseas Territories will spend three days in the department to assess the reconstruction of the territory devastated a year ago, on December 13, 2025, in Mayotte. Photo by David Lemor/ABACAPRESS.COM

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Overseas Minister Naima Moutchou Visits Mayotte - Day 1

Overseas Minister Naïma Moutchou arrived in Mayotte for a three-day visit, one year after Chido. On the eve of commemorations marking the anniversary of Cyclone Chido, the Minister for Overseas Territories will spend three days in the department to assess the reconstruction of the territory devastated a year ago, on December 13, 2025, in Mayotte. Photo by David Lemor/ABACAPRESS.COM

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Overseas Minister Naima Moutchou Visits Mayotte - Day 1

Overseas Minister Naïma Moutchou arrived in Mayotte for a three-day visit, one year after Chido. On the eve of commemorations marking the anniversary of Cyclone Chido, the Minister for Overseas Territories will spend three days in the department to assess the reconstruction of the territory devastated a year ago, on December 13, 2025, in Mayotte. Photo by David Lemor/ABACAPRESS.COM

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Overseas Minister Naima Moutchou Visits Mayotte - Day 1

Overseas Minister Naïma Moutchou arrived in Mayotte for a three-day visit, one year after Chido. On the eve of commemorations marking the anniversary of Cyclone Chido, the Minister for Overseas Territories will spend three days in the department to assess the reconstruction of the territory devastated a year ago, on December 13, 2025, in Mayotte. Photo by David Lemor/ABACAPRESS.COM

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Overseas Minister Naima Moutchou Visits Mayotte - Day 1

Overseas Minister Naïma Moutchou arrived in Mayotte for a three-day visit, one year after Chido. On the eve of commemorations marking the anniversary of Cyclone Chido, the Minister for Overseas Territories will spend three days in the department to assess the reconstruction of the territory devastated a year ago, on December 13, 2025, in Mayotte. Photo by David Lemor/ABACAPRESS.COM

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Pope Leo XIV At Audience With Jubilee of Italian Diplomacy Participants - Vatican

The representation of the Nativity in the Paul VI Hall, Nacimiento Gaudium, features a figure of the Virgin Mary in a state of pregnancy and a collection of 28,000 coloured ribbons, each representing a life saved from abortion thanks to the prayers and support provided by Catholic organisations to many mothers in difficulty. The nativity scene measures five metres in length, three metres in height and two and a half metres in depth. While respecting tradition — with the presence of Joseph, the Magi, the shepherds and the animals — the work introduces an original element: two different and interchangeable representations of the Virgin Mary. During Advent, a statue of Mary pregnant, symbolising expectation and hope, will be on display; on Christmas Eve, this will be replaced with an image of the Virgin kneeling in adoration of the newborn Child. In addition, 400 ribbons with prayers and wishes written by young patients at the National Children's Hospital in San José will be placed in Jesus' cradle in the Paul V

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Pope Leo XIV At Audience With Jubilee of Italian Diplomacy Participants - Vatican

The representation of the Nativity in the Paul VI Hall, Nacimiento Gaudium, features a figure of the Virgin Mary in a state of pregnancy and a collection of 28,000 coloured ribbons, each representing a life saved from abortion thanks to the prayers and support provided by Catholic organisations to many mothers in difficulty. The nativity scene measures five metres in length, three metres in height and two and a half metres in depth. While respecting tradition — with the presence of Joseph, the Magi, the shepherds and the animals — the work introduces an original element: two different and interchangeable representations of the Virgin Mary. During Advent, a statue of Mary pregnant, symbolising expectation and hope, will be on display; on Christmas Eve, this will be replaced with an image of the Virgin kneeling in adoration of the newborn Child. In addition, 400 ribbons with prayers and wishes written by young patients at the National Children's Hospital in San José will be placed in Jesus' cradle in the Paul V

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Pope Leo XIV At Audience With Jubilee of Italian Diplomacy Participants - Vatican

The representation of the Nativity in the Paul VI Hall, Nacimiento Gaudium, features a figure of the Virgin Mary in a state of pregnancy and a collection of 28,000 coloured ribbons, each representing a life saved from abortion thanks to the prayers and support provided by Catholic organisations to many mothers in difficulty. The nativity scene measures five metres in length, three metres in height and two and a half metres in depth. While respecting tradition — with the presence of Joseph, the Magi, the shepherds and the animals — the work introduces an original element: two different and interchangeable representations of the Virgin Mary. During Advent, a statue of Mary pregnant, symbolising expectation and hope, will be on display; on Christmas Eve, this will be replaced with an image of the Virgin kneeling in adoration of the newborn Child. In addition, 400 ribbons with prayers and wishes written by young patients at the National Children's Hospital in San José will be placed in Jesus' cradle in the Paul V

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Pope Leo XIV At Audience With Jubilee of Italian Diplomacy Participants - Vatican

The representation of the Nativity in the Paul VI Hall, Nacimiento Gaudium, features a figure of the Virgin Mary in a state of pregnancy and a collection of 28,000 coloured ribbons, each representing a life saved from abortion thanks to the prayers and support provided by Catholic organisations to many mothers in difficulty. The nativity scene measures five metres in length, three metres in height and two and a half metres in depth. While respecting tradition — with the presence of Joseph, the Magi, the shepherds and the animals — the work introduces an original element: two different and interchangeable representations of the Virgin Mary. During Advent, a statue of Mary pregnant, symbolising expectation and hope, will be on display; on Christmas Eve, this will be replaced with an image of the Virgin kneeling in adoration of the newborn Child. In addition, 400 ribbons with prayers and wishes written by young patients at the National Children's Hospital in San José will be placed in Jesus' cradle in the Paul V

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Pope Leo XIV At Audience With Jubilee of Italian Diplomacy Participants - Vatican

The representation of the Nativity in the Paul VI Hall, Nacimiento Gaudium, features a figure of the Virgin Mary in a state of pregnancy and a collection of 28,000 coloured ribbons, each representing a life saved from abortion thanks to the prayers and support provided by Catholic organisations to many mothers in difficulty. The nativity scene measures five metres in length, three metres in height and two and a half metres in depth. While respecting tradition — with the presence of Joseph, the Magi, the shepherds and the animals — the work introduces an original element: two different and interchangeable representations of the Virgin Mary. During Advent, a statue of Mary pregnant, symbolising expectation and hope, will be on display; on Christmas Eve, this will be replaced with an image of the Virgin kneeling in adoration of the newborn Child. In addition, 400 ribbons with prayers and wishes written by young patients at the National Children's Hospital in San José will be placed in Jesus' cradle in the Paul V

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Pope Leo XIV At Audience With Jubilee of Italian Diplomacy Participants - Vatican

The representation of the Nativity in the Paul VI Hall, Nacimiento Gaudium, features a figure of the Virgin Mary in a state of pregnancy and a collection of 28,000 coloured ribbons, each representing a life saved from abortion thanks to the prayers and support provided by Catholic organisations to many mothers in difficulty. The nativity scene measures five metres in length, three metres in height and two and a half metres in depth. While respecting tradition — with the presence of Joseph, the Magi, the shepherds and the animals — the work introduces an original element: two different and interchangeable representations of the Virgin Mary. During Advent, a statue of Mary pregnant, symbolising expectation and hope, will be on display; on Christmas Eve, this will be replaced with an image of the Virgin kneeling in adoration of the newborn Child. In addition, 400 ribbons with prayers and wishes written by young patients at the National Children's Hospital in San José will be placed in Jesus' cradle in the Paul V

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Pope Leo XIV At Audience With Jubilee of Italian Diplomacy Participants - Vatican

The representation of the Nativity in the Paul VI Hall, Nacimiento Gaudium, features a figure of the Virgin Mary in a state of pregnancy and a collection of 28,000 coloured ribbons, each representing a life saved from abortion thanks to the prayers and support provided by Catholic organisations to many mothers in difficulty. The nativity scene measures five metres in length, three metres in height and two and a half metres in depth. While respecting tradition — with the presence of Joseph, the Magi, the shepherds and the animals — the work introduces an original element: two different and interchangeable representations of the Virgin Mary. During Advent, a statue of Mary pregnant, symbolising expectation and hope, will be on display; on Christmas Eve, this will be replaced with an image of the Virgin kneeling in adoration of the newborn Child. In addition, 400 ribbons with prayers and wishes written by young patients at the National Children's Hospital in San José will be placed in Jesus' cradle in the Paul V

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Pope Leo XIV At Audience With Jubilee of Italian Diplomacy Participants - Vatican

The representation of the Nativity in the Paul VI Hall, Nacimiento Gaudium, features a figure of the Virgin Mary in a state of pregnancy and a collection of 28,000 coloured ribbons, each representing a life saved from abortion thanks to the prayers and support provided by Catholic organisations to many mothers in difficulty. The nativity scene measures five metres in length, three metres in height and two and a half metres in depth. While respecting tradition — with the presence of Joseph, the Magi, the shepherds and the animals — the work introduces an original element: two different and interchangeable representations of the Virgin Mary. During Advent, a statue of Mary pregnant, symbolising expectation and hope, will be on display; on Christmas Eve, this will be replaced with an image of the Virgin kneeling in adoration of the newborn Child. In addition, 400 ribbons with prayers and wishes written by young patients at the National Children's Hospital in San José will be placed in Jesus' cradle in the Paul V

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Pope Leo XIV At Audience With Jubilee of Italian Diplomacy Participants - Vatican

The representation of the Nativity in the Paul VI Hall, Nacimiento Gaudium, features a figure of the Virgin Mary in a state of pregnancy and a collection of 28,000 coloured ribbons, each representing a life saved from abortion thanks to the prayers and support provided by Catholic organisations to many mothers in difficulty. The nativity scene measures five metres in length, three metres in height and two and a half metres in depth. While respecting tradition — with the presence of Joseph, the Magi, the shepherds and the animals — the work introduces an original element: two different and interchangeable representations of the Virgin Mary. During Advent, a statue of Mary pregnant, symbolising expectation and hope, will be on display; on Christmas Eve, this will be replaced with an image of the Virgin kneeling in adoration of the newborn Child. In addition, 400 ribbons with prayers and wishes written by young patients at the National Children's Hospital in San José will be placed in Jesus' cradle in the Paul V

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Pope Leo XIV At Audience With Jubilee of Italian Diplomacy Participants - Vatican

The representation of the Nativity in the Paul VI Hall, Nacimiento Gaudium, features a figure of the Virgin Mary in a state of pregnancy and a collection of 28,000 coloured ribbons, each representing a life saved from abortion thanks to the prayers and support provided by Catholic organisations to many mothers in difficulty. The nativity scene measures five metres in length, three metres in height and two and a half metres in depth. While respecting tradition — with the presence of Joseph, the Magi, the shepherds and the animals — the work introduces an original element: two different and interchangeable representations of the Virgin Mary. During Advent, a statue of Mary pregnant, symbolising expectation and hope, will be on display; on Christmas Eve, this will be replaced with an image of the Virgin kneeling in adoration of the newborn Child. In addition, 400 ribbons with prayers and wishes written by young patients at the National Children's Hospital in San José will be placed in Jesus' cradle in the Paul V

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Pope Leo XIV At Audience With Jubilee of Italian Diplomacy Participants - Vatican

The representation of the Nativity in the Paul VI Hall, Nacimiento Gaudium, features a figure of the Virgin Mary in a state of pregnancy and a collection of 28,000 coloured ribbons, each representing a life saved from abortion thanks to the prayers and support provided by Catholic organisations to many mothers in difficulty. The nativity scene measures five metres in length, three metres in height and two and a half metres in depth. While respecting tradition — with the presence of Joseph, the Magi, the shepherds and the animals — the work introduces an original element: two different and interchangeable representations of the Virgin Mary. During Advent, a statue of Mary pregnant, symbolising expectation and hope, will be on display; on Christmas Eve, this will be replaced with an image of the Virgin kneeling in adoration of the newborn Child. In addition, 400 ribbons with prayers and wishes written by young patients at the National Children's Hospital in San José will be placed in Jesus' cradle in the Paul V

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Pope Leo XIV At Audience With Jubilee of Italian Diplomacy Participants - Vatican

The representation of the Nativity in the Paul VI Hall, Nacimiento Gaudium, features a figure of the Virgin Mary in a state of pregnancy and a collection of 28,000 coloured ribbons, each representing a life saved from abortion thanks to the prayers and support provided by Catholic organisations to many mothers in difficulty. The nativity scene measures five metres in length, three metres in height and two and a half metres in depth. While respecting tradition — with the presence of Joseph, the Magi, the shepherds and the animals — the work introduces an original element: two different and interchangeable representations of the Virgin Mary. During Advent, a statue of Mary pregnant, symbolising expectation and hope, will be on display; on Christmas Eve, this will be replaced with an image of the Virgin kneeling in adoration of the newborn Child. In addition, 400 ribbons with prayers and wishes written by young patients at the National Children's Hospital in San José will be placed in Jesus' cradle in the Paul V

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HFC Christmas Party - Paris

Eve Pamba, Adriana Karembeu attend the HFC (Haute Fragrance Company) Christmas Party at the Musée des Arts décoratifs in Paris on December 11, 2025. Photo by Shootpix/ABACAPRESS.COM

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HFC Christmas Party - Paris

Eve Pamba, Adriana Karembeu attend the HFC (Haute Fragrance Company) Christmas Party at the Musée des Arts décoratifs in Paris on December 11, 2025. Photo by Shootpix/ABACAPRESS.COM

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HFC Christmas Party - Paris

Eve Pamba attends the HFC (Haute Fragrance Company) Christmas Party at the Musée des Arts décoratifs in Paris on December 11, 2025. Photo by Shootpix/ABACAPRESS.COM

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HFC Christmas Party - Paris

Eve Pamba attends the HFC (Haute Fragrance Company) Christmas Party at the Musée des Arts décoratifs in Paris on December 11, 2025. Photo by Shootpix/ABACAPRESS.COM

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Giving A Smile Foundation Gala Red Carpet - USA

Eve Richards At The Giving A Smile Foundation Gala-At The Beverly Hilton Hotel In Beverly Hills, CA, USA on December 11, 2025. Photo by Fati S/ABACAPRESS.COM

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Giving A Smile Foundation Gala Red Carpet - USA

Eve Richards At The Giving A Smile Foundation Gala-At The Beverly Hilton Hotel In Beverly Hills, CA, USA on December 11, 2025. Photo by Fati S/ABACAPRESS.COM

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Japanese Nobel laureates in Stockholm

Professor Susumu Kitagawa (R) of Kyoto University, a co-winner of the 2025 Nobel Prize in chemistry, and professor Shimon Sakaguchi of the University of Osaka, a co-winner of the 2025 Nobel Prize in physiology or medicine, attend a reception in Stockholm hosted by the Japanese Embassy in the Swedish capital on Dec. 9, 2025, the eve of the award ceremony. (Pool photo)

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Japanese Nobel laureates in Stockholm

Professor Susumu Kitagawa (R) of Kyoto University, a co-winner of the 2025 Nobel Prize in chemistry, and professor Shimon Sakaguchi of the University of Osaka, a co-winner of the 2025 Nobel Prize in physiology or medicine, attend a reception in Stockholm hosted by the Japanese Embassy in the Swedish capital on Dec. 9, 2025, the eve of the award ceremony. (Pool photo)

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