Violent clashes in Deux-Sèvres: a protester between life and death

De violents affrontements ont eu lieu le samedi avec les forces de l' ordre dans les Deux-Sèvres, a department in the Center-West of France, located in R& • Nouvelle-Aquitaine region. Following these clashes, the authorities and organizers blame each other against a backdrop of opposition to a dam project. A protester is between life and death after this fight. The vital prognosis for this man, who was in a coma after a head trauma, remained uncertain. A 19-year-old woman and another 27-year-old man were seriously injured and investigations are being opened into the facts for “organizing prohibited demonstrations”, “violence against soldiers” and “destruction of property”.

Dismissal of the defense minister in Israel: organized protests

After Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu fired his Defense Minister, who was in favour of a pause in the controversial judicial reform wanted by the government, thousands of people demonstrated in Tel Aviv overnight from Sunday to Monday. According to police, after the announcement by Netanyahu, thousands of demonstrators converged on Kaplan Street in central Tel Aviv, the epicenter of protests since the presentation in January of the reform project that divided the country.

Strike in Germany: the entire national transport sector was paralyzed on Monday

While unions are calling for wage increases in the face of inflation, a strike movement of an extremely rare size for Germany began paralyzing the entire national transport sector on Monday. Employees of highway, local transport, airports, sea freight and rail companies have been called from midnight (22:00 GMT) to a 24-hour break from work. This mobilization is part of the growing social tensions in Germany. Noted that strikes over wages have multiplied since the beginning of the year. Schools, hospitals, and the Post Office are protesting for the same cause.

North Korea fires two ballistic missiles into the Sea of Japan

The South Korean military announced that North Korea fired two short-range ballistic missiles at the Sea of Japan on Monday. These launches are the latest weapons tests in a long series in recent weeks. The South Korean Joint Staff says the armed forces detected two short-range ballistic missiles fired from the Junghwa region in North Hwanghae Province (south-central) at 07:47am (22:47 GMT) heading towards the East Sea. For him, the military has strengthened surveillance and vigilance against new launches, while maintaining a posture of total preparedness thanks to close cooperation between South Korea and the United States. Just a few days after concluding their largest joint military exercises in five years on Thursday, the launches come as Seoul and Washington are carrying out a joint amphibious landing exercise.

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