Israel-Hamas: new releases during the night from Monday to Tuesday

As part of a truce in the fighting between Israel and Hamas, which should be extended, eleven Israeli hostages held in the Gaza Strip and 33 Palestinian prisoners were released overnight from Monday to Tuesday. The eleven hostages who arrived in Israel on Monday evening are all binationals, including three from France, Erez and Sahar Kalderon, 12 and 16, and Eitan Yahalomi, 12, and

Maritime economy conference: Macron expected this Tuesday

President Emmanuel Macron is expected to attend the Maritime Economy Conference in Nantes today. He should reaffirm his support for fishermen and his ambition to make offshore wind energy the first source of renewable energy in France. The Head of State is redrawing his vision of French maritime sovereignty, both culturally and economically, in a country that maintains the second largest maritime space in the world behind the United States.

Immigration law: debate launched

Since yesterday, deputies have launched the committee's examination of the thorny immigration bill, which the presidential camp wants to rebalance after its toughening in the Senate, but without turning the right too far to avoid compromising its chances of adoption . As early as this first day of the exam, which began in the afternoon in a tense atmosphere, the right had the opportunity to show the first signs of discontent, faced with corrections made by the Law Committee to certain Senate additions.

World Nuclear Exhibition: The Grand Salon opens this Tuesday

This Tuesday, the World Nuclear Exhibition (WNE), the major nuclear exhibition held every two years near Paris, opens its doors. Today's opening is driven by a return to grace on the part of the atom. The organizers estimate that the largest exhibition of its kind in the world expects 20,000 visitors and a record 750 exhibitors days, with unprecedented attention paid to start-ups at a time when the sector is racing to develop “small reactors” (called “SMR” or “AMR”). The meeting is scheduled to last three days.

Universal Exhibition 2030: three candidates hope for the award of the event

The 2030 World Expo, which will attract millions of visitors, has been the subject of intense lobbying by the three candidates for months. These are Saudi Arabia, South Korea and Italy, all of which say they have green projects with high technological value. They each hope to be awarded the 2030 Universal Exhibition today, a guarantee of prestige and accelerated development. The Crown Prince of Saudi Arabia, the South Korean President and the Italian Prime Minister were present when the files were presented last June in

IN A NUTSHELL

This morning, the trial of the organizers of the protests against the “basins” in Sainte-Soline (Deux-Sèvres), which was interrupted in early September due to the length of the proceedings, resumed before the Criminal Court of Niort.

Today, Iranian President Ebrahim Raissi will make his first visit to Turkey, hoping to put past differences aside and formulate a joint response with Ankara to Israel's actions in Gaza.

The president of the Ile-de-France transport union IDFM, Valérie Pécresse, indicated that the price of a single Paris metro ticket will almost double during the summer. It thus wishes to finance the additional transport costs associated with the Paris-2024 Olympics

On Sunday evening, two Brest fans were slightly injured by shards of glass when their car was targeted by projectiles after their club won 3-1 in Montpellier.