Bus accident in Venice: at least 21 dead and more than 20 injured

Authorities in Venice, a world-famous city in northeastern Italy, said that at least 21 people died and about 20 others were injured yesterday evening in Venice when a bus carrying tourists, including Ukrainians, French and Germans, fell from a bridge and caught fire. Luca Zaia, the governor of the Veneto region, indicated that “the provisional toll is that at least 21 victims and more than 20 people have been hospitalized, many of whom are in very serious condition.” Among the victims are tourists from Ukraine, Germans and French people. Also among the injured are three Ukrainians, a Croat, a German and a French person

Constitutional Council: Emmanuel Macron wants to unveil some ideas for reforming the Constitution

Emmanuel Macron will deliver, to the Constitutional Council, a speech that his entourage promises to be “ambitious” on the occasion of the 65th anniversary of the Basic Law, promulgated on October 4, 1958. The president must therefore unveil on Wednesday some ways to reform, without distorting it, the Constitution of the Fifth Republic, a vast project in the form of a puzzle that he has so far stumbled upon due to lack of political consensus

Grief: Death of Jean-Pierre Elkabbach, the veteran of political journalism and former president of Europe 1

Canal+ and Europe 1 announced the death of their former star on Tuesday evening on X (ex-Twitter), shortly after it was revealed by the weekly Paris Match. Veteran political journalist and former president of Europe 1 Jean-Pierre Elkabbach has passed away, drawing tributes from his peers and other admirers of a tenacious interviewer who marked his era. Expressions of respect were also multiplying among journalists, of whom he marked several generations.

Soccer: Lens celebrates its first Champions League match

Lens is celebrating its first successful Champions League match at the Bollaert Stadium in 21 years. He defeated Arsenal (2-1) on Tuesday. It has therefore been 21 years since the lair of the artesian club had stopped vibrating for his family in C1. This victory against the Group B favorite puts Blood and Gold alone in the lead ahead of the Londoners and Seville FC joined on the line by PSV Eindhoven (

AT A GLANCE

After the adoption by the Senate on July 5 of the digital bill, which targets cyberbullying, internet scams, hate speech and the accessibility of pornographic sites to minors, he arrives at the Assembly this Wednesday.

Kevin McCarthy, Republican Leader of the House of Representatives, was ousted from office on Tuesday, the victim of fratricidal quarrels within his party.

The Synod of Bishops, a global symposium on the future of the Catholic Church, opens on Wednesday at the Vatican.

Michel Sardou sang his most famous hit in front of 5,000 fans at the kick-off last night, after the controversy over “The Lakes of Connemara”.