Devastating floods: Macron goes to Pas-de-Calais, bruised by several days of rain

Pas-de-Calais has been ravaged by several days of devastating rains, floods and floods, and residents are preparing for a new rise in the waters after a few days of calm. President Emmanuel Macron is expected at 11:30 a.m., he will be accompanied by the Minister of Agriculture, Marc Fesneau, the Minister of Ecological Transition, Christophe Béchu, and the Minister Delegate for SMEs, Olivia Grégoire. The seven rivers in the department monitored by Vigicrues are on high alert

Israel-Gaza war: calls for the protection of the hospital where the displaced are trapped
Amid fighting between Hamas and the Israeli army, which considers the site strategic for the Islamist movement but is called for restraint by its American ally, thousands of people remain trapped on Tuesday at the site of the main hospital in Gaza. This is the first time that the army has confirmed the identity of one of the approximately 240 people taken hostage and taken to the Gaza Strip

Senate: Social Security Budget Review

The Senate started its budget marathon on Monday. Thus, the Social Security budget was examined with the aim of sending a “political message” if it was not possible to have a clear influence on this text, which was adopted on 49.3, in the National Assembly. The government, without an absolute majority in the National Assembly, took responsibility for this text to pass it without a vote, avoiding even most of the examination of the articles. This constitutional weapon, again activated on Monday on another text (the law on the programming of public finances), allows the government to introduce measures as it pleases, and therefore to turn its back on all the Senate's proposals if it wishes.

National Assembly in Paris: final adoption for the controversial bill

With its new decried requirements for RSA beneficiaries, strongly supported by the right in the face of an outraged left, a positive vote by the National Assembly on Tuesday would sign the final adoption of the bill “for full employment”. After the green light from the senators, that of the deputies would complete the path of this emblematic text to Parliament. The bill sets the target of an unemployment rate of 5% by 2027, through increased support for people furthest from work.

Policy: Rishi Sunak calls David Cameron back to the government
British Prime Minister Rishi Sunak surprised the government on Monday by recalling to the government his predecessor David Cameron, the man behind the Brexit referendum, as head of diplomacy. Expected for months, a change in the conservative government seemed inevitable to remove the very right-wing Interior Minister Suella Braverman.

IN A NUTSHELL

Sosthène Munyemana appeared before the Paris Assize Court starting Tuesday. He is accused of having participated in the massacres committed in 1994.

Grindavik residents were able to return home for a few minutes to retrieve their belongings and see the damage caused by the intense seismic activity.

Today, a positive vote by the National Assembly would sign the final adoption of the bill “for full employment”, with its new requirements criticized for RSA beneficiaries, strongly supported by the right in the face of an outraged left.

Sotheby's announced that a 1962 Ferrari 250 GTO was sold on Monday evening in New York for $51.7 million, the second most expensive classic car ever sold at auction.