Washington: Trump's Florida residence “raided” by federal police

The Federal Police (FBI) searched Donald Trump's luxurious residence on Monday. And for good reason, the former American president is suspected in several judicial files. Declaring himself a victim of “political persecution,” Donald Trump said in a statement: “Our nation is living through dark days, my beautiful home, Mar-a-Lago in Palm Beach, Florida, is under siege and has been searched and occupied by numerous FBI agents.”

The American media report that this search operation is part of an investigation into the mishandling of classified documents, which were sent to Mar-a-Lago. But for the Republican, this unannounced search was neither necessary nor appropriate

Taiwan: Exercise to exchange live ammunition against a Chinese invasion

On Tuesday, the Taiwan military conducted a live ammunition exchange exercise as part of preparation to defend the island against a Chinese invasion. An exercise that lasted several ended around 01:30 GMT. The army informs that a second one is scheduled for Thursday. This time, the exercise will involve the deployment of hundreds of soldiers and around 40 howitzers.

Actress singer Olivia Newton-John, star of “Grease,” has died at 73

Olivia Newton-John's husband announced his death on social media on Monday at the age of 73. According to her husband, she died peacefully this morning on her ranch in Southern California surrounded by family and friends. It should be remembered that the actress has been fighting breast cancer for 30 years. Olivia Newton-John became world famous based on her movie role in the cult musical “Grease.”

Ukraine: Moscow and Kiev blame each other for bombing Europe's largest nuclear power plant KIEV

On Monday, Ukrainian companies were accused by Moscow of bombing Europe's largest nuclear power plant. It is Zaporizhzhia in Ukraine that the Russian army occupies. At the same time, Volodymyr Zelensky, President of Ukraine, raised the specter of the Chernobyl disaster. Thus, Russia is ending American inspections of its missile bases. A program provided for by the New Start nuclear disarmament treaty and signed in agreement with the United States since 2012.

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Kenyans began to flock to polls Tuesday to elect a new president, but also deputies and local officials in high-stakes elections for the economic powerhouse in East Africa, hit by soaring costs of life.

An 18-year-old man hit two children on Friday with a motocross bike. After admitting the facts, he was indicted and imprisoned

Massegros: On Monday at 11 pm, a fire caused by an agricultural machine occurred in Massegros in Lozère. This danger covered more than 400 hectares and reached neighbouring Aveyron. It should be noted that 2,000 firefighters were hired to fight to put an end to the fire during the night.

Six weeks after her missed return to Wimbledon, American Serena Williams won her first victory of the year, beating Nuria Parrizas Diaz (N.57) in two sets (6-3, 6-4) in the first round of the WTA 1000 in Toronto. For her part, Alizé Cornet came out victorious in the French match against Caroline Garcia, 3-6, 6-3.