France: 6.7 billion euros in foreign investment projects pocketed
During the fifth edition of the "Choose France" summit this Monday at the Palace of Versailles, 4000 jobs will be created thanks to these 6.7 billion euros of foreign investment projects and through 14 projects in total on the territory. Projects that, according to the French presidency, "confirm the attractiveness of our country to host structuring projects at European level in new technologies. The majority of the funding, amounting to an "investment of around four billion euros", will go to a semi-conductor factory. The announcement will be made by STMicroelectronics, a Franco-Italian semiconductor manufacturer, and Global Foundries, an American chip manufacturer.

Secret pact between Macron and Uber: the left cries scandal
The "Uber Files", an investigation based on thousands of internal Uber documents sent by an anonymous source to the British daily The Guardian and transmitted to the International Consortium of Investigative Journalists (ICIJ) and 42 other international organizations, is a major step forward.(ICIJ) and 42 media partners, revealed the existence of a secret "deal" between Uber and Emmanuel Macron at Bercy. According to the daily newspaper Le Monde, this involved meetings in the minister's office, numerous exchanges (appointments, calls or SMS) between Uber France teams and Emmanuel Macron or his advisors to help Uber consolidate its positions in France, such as suggesting to the company to present "turnkey" amendments to members of parliament. Practices that left-wing elected officials denounce as "looting the country" against all their rules.

Russian gas: Europe full of uncertainties
This Monday, Germany and Europe already fear a total shortage of Russian gas imports, which have fallen sharply in recent weeks. The Russian giant Gazprom will begin in the morning maintenance work on the two Nord Stream 1 pipelines, which carry a large quantity of its gas still delivered to Germany and several other countries in Western Europe. This long-announced ten-day shutdown of the two pipelines should not, in principle, be a cause for concern.

TCHASSIV IAR (Ukraine): 15 dead from Russian attack
"15 names in the list of the dead and, unfortunately, this is not the final number", said Volodymyr Zelensky, the Ukrainian president, last Sunday. These people died in a Russian attack that destroyed an entire apartment building in Chassiv Iar, a small town of about 12,000 people in the east of the country. According to the rescue services, 24 people are still under the rubble, including a child, while five others have been rescued from the rubble.

IN BRIEF
On Sunday evening, diplomatic chief Liz Truss entered the race to succeed British Prime Minister Boris Johnson in a campaign marked by the debate on fiscal policy and which promises to be particularly bitter.
About 2,800 firefighters tried to extinguish the raging fires in Portugal on Sunday, causing extreme temperatures.
On Sunday night in Rotherham, the French women's team beat the Italians 5 to 1 in the Euro Women's Football Championship.
Novak Djokovic defeated Nick Krygios to win his seventh Wimbledon tournament and his 21st Grand Slam title a year after his last Grand Slam title.