July 14 in France: a military parade in a context of internal and external unrest
This Thursday, July 14, Paris celebrates National Day. To this end, a military parade entitled “Sharing the Flame” will take place on the Grand Avenue of the Champs Elysées. This procession, which will honor the countries on NATO's eastern flank and the French troops deployed there, will be led by French President Macron. And for the first time since his re-election last April, he will be interviewed on France 2 and TF1 in a context where he has just lost an absolute majority in the National Assembly and Europe is in the grip of war. It should be noted that the theme around this parade comes from the link between the army and the nation, from the flame of the Resistance, represented by Hubert Germain, the last companion of the Liberation, who died last year, and from the Olympic flame, of which France is now the representative until & # 39; at the Paris 2024 Olympic Games.

BORDEAUX: 2800 hectares on fire again
2800 hectares of pine trees have burned, this is what Interior Minister Gérald Darmanin said, who came to La Teste-de-Buch to “support” the firefighters who have been fighting against the two fires ravaging Gironde since Tuesday afternoon. It should be noted that these two forest fires, which are still spreading to Landiras, south of Bordeaux, and La Teste-de-Buch, caused no deaths.

Berlin: commemoration of historic floods
185 deaths, houses and bridges washed away are the result of the floods caused by climate change, which ravaged western Germany a year ago. To this end, the country recalls the disaster on Thursday, July 14, 2022. Both the Head of State, Frank-Walter Steinmeier, and Chancellor Olaf Scholz will be present in the Ahr Valley, which has been particularly affected by these historic bad weather. Local events, including human channels, will also be organized this weekend to commemorate this disaster.

IN SHORT
Accused of sexually assaulting three men, American actor Kevin Spacey denies everything outright. He will be received this Thursday in London for a preparatory hearing before the British courts.
In the women's Euro soccer tournament, the Dutch are now at the top of Group C after struggling to beat the Portuguese women 3-2 on matchday 2 in Leigh, near Manchester.