Heat wave in France: 84 departments on orange alert

84 departments are on alert for a heatwave on Monday with temperatures that may locally exceed 40 degrees. This heatwave is expected to last at least until the middle of the week. According to Météo France, schools, businesses and individuals are called upon to be extremely vigilant in the face of a thermometer that will show more than 34 degrees throughout France, with the exception of the banks of the Channel and near the Belgian and German borders and near the Belgian and German borders.

Public broadcasting reform: MEPs are discussing it on Monday
As of Monday, MEPs are debating the reform of public broadcasting, which has been postponed many times and which it does not seem certain at this stage whether it can be voted on in the time limit. The Minister of Culture has constantly supported the examination by the National Assembly of the bill of Senator Laurent Lafon (UDI, center), which plans to create a holding company, France Médias, which would oversee France Télévisions, Radio France and Ina (National Audiovisual Institute), under the authority of a Chairman and CEO.

The bill by Senators Duplomb and Menonville on agriculture, criticized by the left for its measures on pesticides or water supplies, passes through the filter of a meeting of parliamentarians on Monday through the filter of a meeting of parliamentarians that promises to be agitated but decisive for the progress made. legislative text. This text aims to “remove the constraints on the exercise of the profession of farmer”. His fate is in the hands of seven deputies and seven senators, during a joint joint committee (CMP) scheduled for 14:30 in the Senate. They will try to agree on a compromise text on this senatorial bill.

Belgrade: Barricades during a second night of protests
The day after a giant rally to demand early elections, thousands of anti-government demonstrators blocked several streets in Belgrade overnight from Sunday to Monday. Around 140,000 people marched in central Belgrade on Saturday, the latest anti-government demonstration in a series triggered by the collapse of the roof of a station in the city of Novi Sad in November. A disaster that claimed 16 lives and was largely attributed to widespread corruption. The anti-corruption movement called for new mobilizations after the arrest of “a large number of citizens” on the sidelines of Saturday's demonstration.

Ceasefire: Iran doubts about the respect of Israel's commitments
Iran expressed “serious doubts” about Israel's intentions to respect the ceasefire. This agreement came into force on 24 June, after 12 days of an unprecedented war between the two enemy countries. And Tehran had to deny any death threat against the director of the International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA), Rafael Grossi, after an Iranian newspaper wrote that he would be “executed” if he returned to Iran, raising an outcry from Westerners.

IN A NUTSHELL

Nine alleged smugglers, Kurds and Afghans, tried for a shipwreck in the Channel that left eight dead in December 2022, will be decided on their fate this Monday. The prosecution requested up to 8 years in prison for the organization of this tragic crossing to England.

In the case of the controversial 2008 sentence between Bernard Tapie and Crédit Lyonnais, the Paris Court of Appeal rules on Monday on the fate of ex-Orange boss Stéphane Richard.

Experts and international leaders are meeting in Spain on Monday, at the initiative of the UN for a conference on financing for development, undermined by global crises and drastic budget cuts from the United States, which will not participate in the meeting.

The fire started in Aude by a barbecue, not yet under control at nightfall, consumed a total of nearly 400 hectares on Sunday and forced the evacuation of a hundred people.

Harry Kane's Bayern Munich scored twice and showed their power in Miami on Sunday to keep Flamengo (4-2) out of the way at the Club World Cup. A case of a shock final awaits him now against PSG