Deuil dans le monde musical: Tina Turner, the queen of rock and roll is no longer

The American, naturalized Swiss star died in her house near Zurich, her agent said in a statement. Singer Tina Turner, 83, “the queen of rock and roll” has died after a long illness. She won eight Grammys, the ultimate awards for American music, during her career that began in the 1950s in the United States. The pioneering artist was able to ignite crowds around the world with her inimitable voice and explosive stage play. The American star said she was not afraid of getting old. She told the Guardian in April that she hoped to be remembered as the “queen of rock and roll.”

Large-scale China-sponsored cyberattack: the United States warns of the risks

Western allies and Microsoft warned in Washington on Wednesday that a Chinese-sponsored cyber actor has infiltrated America's critical infrastructure networks. They also warn that similar campaigns could take place around the world. For this reason, cybersecurity authorities in the United States and other countries have warned of “a group of activities” associated with “a cyber actor sponsored by the State of the People's Republic of

Cannes: Wim Wenders and Catherine Breillat are back in competition

Germany's Wim Wenders and France's Catherine Breillat are back in Cannes, competing this Thursday. The return of Catherine Breillat which should attract attention. In reality, hemiplegic after a stroke, she hadn't shot a movie for 10 years. Her last appearance in Cannes was in 2007 with “An Old Mistress”, played by Asia Argento

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After tensions over immigration, French Foreign Minister Catherine Colonna is expected in Rome on Thursday. She will meet with her Italian counterpart to mark the thaw between the two countries

The State Council's interim judge has approved the use of drones equipped with cameras by law enforcement agencies.

The Lebanese courts have seized the passports of the powerful Central Bank governor Riad Salamé. The latter is the subject of an arrest warrant issued by the French courts.

The Papeete Court of Appeal acquitted Polynesian independence leader Oscar Temaru yesterday. He was being held in a case of illegal vesting of interest. Oscar Temaru was suspected of having had his town hall finance a radio station that would have ensured his propaganda and that of his

Ahead of three days in the mountains that promise to be terrible, the Giro of Italy gave itself a brief respite with the victory in the sprint in Caorle by the Italian Alberto Dainese after a peaceful 17th stage.