France: Attal tries again to calm the farmers' revolt

Before President Emmanuel Macron visits a high-voltage agricultural show on Saturday, Gabriel Attal will try this morning to calm once again the revolt of farmers, who are raising the stakes. He will return to commercial negotiations between producers, distributors and manufacturers, and to compliance with the Egalim laws, which are supposed to guarantee decent remuneration for farmers, which were the subject of a monitoring committee on Tuesday involving four ministers.

Paris: Missak Manouchian and 23 of his comrades-in-arms enter the Pantheon

80 years after their deaths, the stateless poet Missak Manouchian and 23 of his comrades-in-arms enter the Pantheon Wednesday. This is the ultimate recognition for these long-forgotten fighters in the shadows. The Head of State signs his fourth pantheonization after those of the writer Maurice Genevoix, Simone Veil and the music hall star Joséphine Baker. He also announced that of Robert Badinter, who died on February 9

Attacks in Trebes and Carcassonne: the Paris Special Assize Court announces sentences of up to 11 years for seven defendants

The Paris Special Assize Court has opened the trial of the attacks in Trèbes and Carcassonne that left four dead in 2018. Sentences of up to 11 years of criminal imprisonment have been requested against seven defendants. The heaviest sentences have been requested against Samir Manaa for accompanying Radouane Lakdim to buy the knife that will fatally wound policeman Arnaud Beltran, and against Marine Pequignot, the attacker's radicalized girlfriend

Deadly Israeli strikes: the United States demands an “immediate” ceasefire
In the wake of the deadly Israeli strikes, the Gaza Strip remained plunged into a catastrophic humanitarian situation on Wednesday. Les
The United States vetoed a draft resolution at the UN demanding an “immediate” ceasefire. According to UN information, nearly one and a half million people are massed in the city of Rafah, located in the south of Palestinian territory against the closed border with Egypt

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After an unprecedented month-long ban to preserve dolphins, but the unfavorable weather prevented many from going out, fishermen were “impatiently” waiting to be able to go back to sea in the Bay of Biscay.

The rival parties of imprisoned former prime minister Imran Khan reached a government coalition agreement on Tuesday that plans to present Shehbaz Sharif as Prime Minister of Pakistan.

The EU has strengthened its air quality standards by 2030.

French basketball star Victor Wembanyama, announced in an interview published on Tuesday that he had become the new ambassador of the Louis Vuitton brand.

After giving up in the first round during his match against the Brazilian Thiago Monteiro (117th in the world) due to an ankle injury, the Spaniard Carlos Alcaraz, No. 2 in world tennis, withdrew from the ATP Rio Open on Tuesday.