Solemn flag lowering ceremony: the Burkinabe army announced the end of the operations of the French Sabre force in Burkina Faso

A few weeks after the transitional government denounced the defence agreements between the two countries, whose relations have deteriorated in recent months, the Burkinabe army announced the end of the operations of the French Sabre force in Burkina Faso Faso. To this end, the General Staff, the Armed Forces and the Command of Task Force Sabre organized, on the premises of Camp Bila Zagré, in Kamboincin (on the outskirts of Ouagadougou), a solemn flag-lowering ceremony marking the official end of the Task Force's operations from Burkinabe soil.” According to a French government source, French soldiers were still present in Burkina.

Traffic safety: Gérald Darmanin thinks he's going to toughen the tone when it comes to driving under drugs

Nine days after the accident caused by comedian Pierre Palmade under the influence of cocaine and in which three people were seriously injured, including a pregnant woman who lost her six-month-old baby, the Minister of the Interior made a Announcement in the JDD. In his announcement, he called for the withdrawal of 12 license points in the case of driving under drugs but also alcohol, and the introduction of the qualification of “road homicide”, which leaves victims' advocates doubtful. Darmanin said he wanted to “be much harder on those who drive under the influence of drugs, narcotics or alcohol, of course.”

War in Ukraine: Beijing plans to supply Russia with “weapons”

Intending to support Russia's offensive in Ukraine, Beijing is planning to supply Russia with “weapons.” This is an announcement by US Secretary of State Antony Blinken, following a meeting with his Chinese counterpart Wang Yi. During a telephone conversation between the two heads of state, Emmanuel Macron assured Volodymyr Zelensky that he would support “on the international scene” his ten-point peace plan.

Negotiations: the UN is trying to reach a treaty to protect the high seas

Two weeks of negotiations between UN member states begin today to finally try to agree on a treaty to protect the high seas and avoid further damage that would see dfgpr&'s objective recede on the horizon To serve 30% of the planet by 2030. This is the third time in less than a year that negotiators are meeting in New York for what is supposed to be their last session, after more than 15 years of informal and then formal discussions. Encouraged by the historic agreement reached in December in Montreal during COP15 on biodiversity, cautious optimism seems warranted that this session will be the right one this time at the dawn of two weeks of discussions until March 3. All countries in the world then committed to protecting 30% of all land and oceans by 2030.

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North Korea fired two missiles capable of a “tactical nuclear attack” that could completely destroy enemy airbases on Monday.

Brazilian authorities announced Sunday that a strong storm accompanied by “record” rainfall caused at least 36 deaths in several coastal communities in the state of Sao Paulo in Brazil during the Carnival weekend, where the toll risk of becoming heavier.

On Sunday evening, the German-language production by Netflix won seven Baftas, the British film awards, including Best Film and Best Director for Edward Berger.

Olympique de Marseille closed the 24th day of Ligue 1 with a score of 3-2 in Toulouse. He thus confirmed his second place in the standings a week before the summit clash against Paris SG.