C Las Vegas campus: a gunman kills at least three people and one victim is in critical condition

At least three deaths were recorded on Wednesday on the campus of a Las Vegas university. Another victim is in critical condition, police say. The gunman who opened fire was later declared dead. The shooting caused panic on campus.

Deadly knife attack: the attacker indicted and imprisoned
For the reason of a fatal knife attack on Saturday evening in Paris near the Eiffel Tower, the French-Iranian Armand Rajabpour-Miyandoab was indicted by an anti-terrorist investigative judge and imprisoned. According to a judicial source, the attacker said in police custody that he had responded to a “call at the end of October from the Islamic State, asking to kill Jews.” He said he acted “in response to the exactions, according to him, by the State of Israel in the Gaza Strip.”

Immigration: discussions around the 1968 Franco-Algerian agreement

Elisabeth Borne indicated that a renegotiation of a 1968 Franco-Algerian agreement, which grants favorable status to Algerians for their conditions of movement, residence and employment in France, is “on the agenda”. The right-wing opposition but also members of the Macronist majority want France to call into question this agreement, which they consider too favorable to Algerians in

Israel-Hamas: Fighting has intensified in southern Gaza

Fighting has intensified in southern Gaza between Hamas and the Israeli army. The fighting has reached the big city of Khan Younis and there have been international calls for better protection of civilians, including from the United Nations and the G7. For its part, Israel has authorized a “minimal” increase in fuel deliveries to Gaza to avoid “a humanitarian collapse.”

Washington: the US Congress fails to advance on a big envelope for Ukraine and Israel
Yesterday, the US Congress failed to advance on a large package of more than 106 billion dollars insisted on by President Biden, including funds for Ukraine and Israel. This failure is a disappointment for Joe Biden, who had urged the approval of these funds during a

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The outlines of an agreement to end fossil fuels remain unclear six days before the end of COP28. Emirati President Sultan Al Jaber has announced that he is back in control of negotiations in order to find compromises

Former Peruvian president Alberto Fujimori was released from prison on Wednesday. Since 2009, he had been sentenced to 25 years for crimes against humanity

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A man was sentenced to eight months in prison for “insulting” the mayor of Romans-sur-Isère, who was the subject of threats.

The prosecutor's office in the Belgian capital reported that four people were injured, including one seriously, yesterday evening during a shoot-out on a main avenue in Brussels, which could be linked to a settling of scores.

Olympique de Marseille dominated Lyon 3-0 at the Velodrome Stadium in a replay match from matchday 10 of Ligue 1.