Immigration: the bill definitively approved, a parliamentary victory for Macron

After 18 months of twists and turns around this flammable bill, the Assembly voted for it with 349 votes in favor and 186 votes against, out of 573 voters, LR and RN joining their votes to that of the majority. Parliament thus definitively approved the immigration law on Tuesday, a parliamentary victory for Emmanuel Macron, which at the same time opens a deep divide within his majority, part of which turned away from a text supported at the last minute by the National Rally

Conflict with Israel in Gaza: ongoing discussions

This Wednesday, the leader of the Palestinian Hamas movement is due to travel to Egypt to talk about a truce in the conflict with Israel in Gaza. This is an issue that was discussed by the UN Security Council on Tuesday, where a vote was again postponed. The Israeli army continued its bombing and ground operations in the Gaza Strip on Tuesday, despite international pressure to spare civilians in the besieged Palestinian territory.

EU budget rules: Twenty-Seven hope to reach an agreement on Wednesday

After a crucial Franco-German merger announced in Paris, the Twenty-Seven hope to reach an agreement on Wednesday on a reform of EU budgetary rules, allowing a balance acceptable to all between rigor and flexibility. The reform should modernise and make the Stability Pact more flexible, a “fiscal corset” created at the end of the 1990s that theoretically limits the general government deficit to 3% of GDP and debt to 60% for each country

Policy: Trump declared ineligible for 2024

Yesterday, the Colorado Supreme Court declared Donald Trump ineligible for president. For good reason, the Court referred to its actions during the assault on the Capitol, sending a still incalculable shock wave in the tumultuous American presidential campaign. The Colorado Supreme Court upheld the lower court decision concluding that Donald Trump had “engaged in a rebellion on January 6, 2021" during the assault on the Capitol.

IN A NUTSHELL

Burkinabe and diplomatic sources indicate that four French nationals presented as intelligence agents were arrested in Ouagadougou.

For his involvement in the Tutsi genocide in 1994, the former Rwandan doctor Sosthène Munyemana was sentenced on Wednesday to 24 years of criminal imprisonment, with a security period of eight years at the end of six weeks of trial before the court of & rsquo; Paris conference.

Just two weeks after its insolvency placement, the Bobigny court ruled on Wednesday on the liquidation of the Habitat brand, requested by the judicial administrators because of its excessive financial difficulties.

This Wednesday's Council of Ministers is putting the nuclear safety reform project back on the table. This is a contested reform that aims to “streamline” decisions at a time when France is committed to a vast program to relaunch civil nuclear power.

French striker Antoine Griezmann became the co-top scorer in the history of Atlético Madrid alongside Spanish legend Luis Aragonés.