Public insult against Macron: an open investigation

The Marseille prosecutor announced that an investigation for public insult against the president and provocation to rebellion was opened after posters portraying Emmanuel Macron as Adolf were discovered on dozens of advertising boards in Avignon Hitler. According to the municipality, which announced that it had filed a complaint, about thirty of the city's 120 advertising boards are reproductions of a mural created by the artist Letko in Avignon, before being erased in April at the request of the Greater Avignon conglomeration, owner of the building

Floods in Italy: 13 deaths and extensive damage
Emilia Romagna, a rich region considered “Italy's orchard” complained yesterday of the considerable damage caused by floods of rare intensity. Thirteen deaths have been recorded, municipalities have been affected, and crops have been destroyed. According to the “tropicalization” authorities, it is a sign of the Mediterranean climate

G7 summit in Hiroshima: new sanctions announced against Russia

Just before the start of the G7 summit in Hiroshima, Japan, new sanctions were announced against Russia, aimed at curbing the country's ability to continue its war in Ukraine. These sanctions come from the European Union, the United States and the United Kingdom. New measures have also been unveiled by London, targeting the Russian mining sector, including the diamond trade, which brings several billion dollars to Moscow every year. For its part, the United States has announced its intention to place 70 entities in Russia and other countries on a blacklist that will prevent them from receiving American exports.

Cannes Film Festival: three films, including the one by Turkish director Nuri Bilge Ceylan, competing on Friday
Three films, including Turkish director Nuri Bilge Ceylan's 2014 Palme d'Or, are competing in Cannes on Friday. Where CGT called for a rally in front of the Carlton Hotel to protest against pension reform. Ceylan returns with a drama that takes place in Anatolia and in which a professor is faced with allegations of harassment.

At a summit that is also expected to address the conflicts in Sudan and Yemen in Saudi Arabia, Syrian President Bashar al-Assad will return to the Arab diplomatic scene on Friday.

The Australian government announced on Friday that an 88-year-old Australian doctor was released more than seven years after he was kidnapped in January 2016 by the Jihadist organization Al-Qaida in Burkina Faso.

The Florida Ron DeSantis group was renouncing plans to build a nearly $900 million campus there to accommodate employees near its theme park, according to Disney.

For a final season in 2024 Rafael Nadal assures that he wants to return to the courts before he retires. He announced his withdrawal from the Roland-Garros tournament, which he won 14 times