France: the European agricultural crisis comes to the summit of the Twenty-Seven

Emmanuel Macron goes to Brussels where the European agricultural crisis is taking place on the sidelines of a summit of the Twenty-Seven. The latter is due to meet with the President of the European Commission Ursula von der Leyen about the “future of European agriculture” before 10:00. The aid granted on Wednesday by the French government as well as the concessions from the European Commission on fallow land and Ukrainian imports did not seem to find favor in the eyes of the profession, which is also mobilized in Italy,

Education: French teachers on strike to launch “a warning” to their minister

In Paris, a demonstration will leave at 14:00 from Luxembourg in the direction of the Ministry of National Education, at the call of the main teacher unions (FSU, CGT, FO, FSU, CGT, FO, FO, SUD-Education, SUD-Education, UNSA-Education, SGEN-CFDT). Others are announced in many cities, sometimes in the morning as in Marseille, Rennes or Nantes. Starting with the strike, the teachers want to “issue a warning” to the government on working conditions, salaries and public schools, an “anger” fanned by the statements of their minister Amélie Oudéa-Castéra.

French National Assembly: Attal will face his first no-confidence motion next Monday

Next Monday, the first motion of censure against the government of Gabriel Attal, tabled by the four left-wing groups in the National Assembly before his general policy speech, will be debated and put to a vote. The motion was jointly tabled by the LFI, PS, environmentalist and communist groups. It intends to respond to the fact that the Government, with a majority in respect of the Assembly, did not request a vote of confidence

Decisive summit for EU unity: towards the negotiation of 50 billion euros in aid for Ukraine

At a decisive summit for EU unity today, European leaders will once again try to convince the unpredictable Hungarian Prime Minister to authorize 50 billion euros in aid for Ukraine. In reality, the Hungarian prime minister was the only one among the Twenty-Seven who maintained close ties with Moscow after the invasion of Ukraine was launched almost two years ago. This aroused the anger and exasperation of his counterparts who met last December in opposition to this essential financial support

Gaza Strip: Ismail Haniye expected Thursday in Egypt

In order to discuss a new truce in the Gaza Strip, where Israeli fighting and raids continue despite a critical humanitarian situation, the leader of the Palestinian Islamist movement Hamas, Ismail Haniye, is expected to arrive in Egypt on Thursday. Witnesses reported Israeli strikes near Nasser Hospital in Khan Younis, a large city in the south of the territory where, according to Israel, local Hamas leaders are hiding, during the night

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