Education in France: lack of at least one teacher in 48% of middle and high schools”

A survey published by SNES-FSU, the first second-degree union, which denounces a “scandal” indicated that on average “at least one teacher is missing in 48% of middle and high schools” in France, a week after the start of the school year. According to Sophie Vénétitay, Secretary General of SNES-FSU, this survey was carried out during the first week of the school year in 508 middle schools and high schools (out of more than 10,000 secondary schools in France), representative of the French school system according to the SNES, in order to “verify the promise of the President and the Minister of Education and show the reality of the return to school”.

Devastating earthquake in France: Paris tries to quell the burgeoning controversy over aid to Morocco

After the devastating earthquake that occurred over the weekend, whose provisional toll is nearly 2,900 dead, the head of French diplomacy tried to nip in the bud the controversy over why Morocco, currently in trouble with Paris, n&# 39; did not take advantage of France's offer of assistance. Foreign Minister Catherine Colonna said “it's a bad quarrel, a completely inappropriate quarrel.” For the latter, “Morocco has refused any aid, no proposal”. Nearly 72 hours after the earthquake, which killed nearly 2,900 people, according to a new report, Moroccan relief workers, supported by foreign teams, are redoubling their efforts to find possible survivors and provide assistance to hundreds of

Kim Jong Un's visit: North Korean leader to meet with President Vladimir Putin

North Korean leader Kim Jong Un left Pyongyang by train on Sunday for Russia. He is due to meet President Vladimir Putin. At the head of a delegation of senior officials from the government, the armed forces and the ruling Workers' Party of North Korea, Kim Jong Un “set off on his train on Sunday afternoon to go to the Russian Federation.” Experts believe that this trip to Vladivostok, in the far east of Russia, where an annual economic forum is being held, could focus on an arms deal

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Florence Guillaume, interministerial delegate for road safety, indicated that the review of the highway code is getting a makeover as of Tuesday with the renewal of all its questions, which are now “clearer” and “more understandable”. because “the difficulty should not be in the question but in the answer to be given to it”.

Filipino journalist and Nobel Peace Prize winner Maria Ressa was acquitted on Tuesday in Manila of the latest charge of tax evasion.

Paul Pogba's rebound dreams are shattered by a suspicion of testosterone doping for which the Italian Anti-Doping Agency (Nado) temporarily suspended him on Monday, after a nightmare season between injuries and extra-sporting affairs.