Attack near the Eiffel Tower: the custody of Franco-Iranian Armand Rajabpour-Miyandoab continues on Tuesday

Three days after the deadly knife attack in Paris near the Eiffel Tower, which put the executive under pressure in the face of a high jihadist threat, the custody of Franco-Iranian Armand Rajabpour-Miyandoab continues on Tuesday. The latter experienced services for his radical and his psychiatric disorders, said he had acted in “reaction to the persecution of Muslims in the world” and appeared before the police “very cold”, “clinical”, “disembodied

Fight against Hamas: the Israeli army intensifies its deployment in southern Gaza on Tuesday

The Israeli army intensified its deployment in southern Gaza on Tuesday, raising fears of an “even more hellish scenario” for civilians, after weeks of fighting against Hamas in northern Gaza. At the beginning of its ground operation, the Israeli army asked the population of northern Gaza to migrate to the south of the territory, which has become even more densely populated with the influx of hundreds of thousands of these

Murder of a supporter in Nantes: two VTC drivers indicted

Two days after the death of an FC Nantes fan who was stabbed on Saturday on the sidelines of the L1 match against Nice, two VTC drivers were indicted, including one for intentional homicide. The public prosecutor of Nantes, Renaud Gaudeul, announced yesterday evening that one of the two men, in police custody since Sunday morning, has been indicted for intentional homicide and extortion with a weapon. And the second VTC driver was indicted and placed under judicial supervision for wilful violence at the scene of the brawl and for altering evidence

Senate: the Social Security budget definitively adopted in Paris

Yesterday, the French Parliament definitively adopted the Social Security budget via the rejection of a final vote of no confidence in the Assembly after a marked run of 49.3 in the face of crossfire from the oppositions, but the left backed out diligently filed an appeal with the Constitutional Council. The Prime Minister praised “a social progress text” with “640 billion euros for our Social Security”.

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Casino unions have called for general mobilization on Tuesday since the financially troubled group said it was ready to sell stores to competitors

Scientists from the Global Carbon Project warned on Tuesday that it is “now inevitable” that the 1.5DegC global warming threshold will be exceeded “consistently over several years” and there is a one in two chance that it's only going to happen in seven years. They are thus calling for action.

In the Belgian capital, the National Assembly unanimously adopted at first reading a text to ban “puffs”, single-use electronic cigarettes popular among young people. This is the first step towards a ban that will still have to be confirmed by Brussels.

Ten years after the release of the previous installment of the highly popular and controversial action game, a first trailer for the next installment of “Grand Theft Auto” (GTA) was released on Monday.

In a video posted last night on social media, Rafael Nadal sought to moderate expectations arising from the announcement of his return to competition, nearly a year after playing his last match.