National Assembly in Paris: examination of a consensual bill to fight against unworthy housing

Since yesterday, MPs have begun examining a consensual bill to combat undignified housing, but without the Deputy Minister for Housing in the hemicycle pending the second wave of government appointments. According to the ecologist Julien Bayou, “several people have frozen to death and we still have no minister”. The bill is nevertheless “welcome”, judges this Parisian elected official, in order to fight against “sleep merchants who oppose construction and spread terror in condominiums”.

New bombings in Yemen: Houthi rebels still “determined” to continue their attacks in the Red Sea

On the night of Monday to Tuesday, American and British forces led in new bombings in Yemen against Houthi rebels who say they are still “determined” to continue their attacks in the Red Sea, in support of Palestinians in Gaza. In a joint statement, the American and British armed forces said, “Today's strikes targeted precisely an underground Houthis' storage site and Houthis' missile and aerial surveillance sites.

Migration: British Lords disapproval of Rishi Sunak's controversial project

Prime Minister Rishi Sunak's controversial project aims to deport migrants to Rwanda. The British Lords expressed their disapproval of the draft on Monday evening, opposing the ratification of the treaty signed with Kigali on which its future law must be based. 214 Lords thus followed the recommendation of a trans-party committee, which considered in a report published last week that the guarantees provided by the treaty were “incomplete”, while 171 of them opposed the motion.

IN SHORT

The American site Axios announced that Israel has offered Hamas, through the mediation of Qatar and Egypt, a two-month pause in the fighting and the raids in Gaza in exchange for the release of all hostages.

The electricity network operator RTE indicated yesterday that electricity consumption, adjusted for the weather, was 7 to 8% lower in November and December than the average for these two months between 2014 and 2019.

The prosecutor of the Republic of Cayenne indicated last night that the police identified a suspect in the case of the triple murder that occurred on the night of Friday to Saturday in Guyana.

A study by health authorities published on Tuesday reveals that French people still drink a lot of alcohol, but less than before, and women tend to catch up with men when it comes to “binge drinking”.

Gigi Riva, one of Italy's greatest soccer players passed away on Monday.