Senegal: the opposition cries out for a “constitutional coup”

After the presidential election was postponed to December 15 and President Macky Sall remained in office probably until 2025, the Senegalese opposition is crying out for a “constitutional coup” without having yet mobilized against a done deal that According to her, it tarnishes the national democratic window. Despite the suspension of mobile data internet by the government since Monday, the delay and the conditions under which it was approved aroused widespread outrage on social networks

Truce agreement: Antony Blinken to meet Israeli leaders on Wednesday

With the intention of securing a truce agreement that includes the release of hostages, at a time when the war between Israel and Hamas enters its fifth month. This is a fifth tour of the Middle East for the American Secretary of State who visited Egypt and Qatar on Tuesday, two countries at the heart of mediation efforts, before landing late in the evening in Tel Aviv

National tribute: in memory of the victims of October 7 in Israel

French President Emmanuel Macron paid a national tribute Wednesday to the French victims of the attack carried out on October 7 by Hamas in Israel, in the presence, very controversial, of elected representatives of the radical left. According to a count based on official Israeli data, and triggered an ongoing conflict in Gaza, the attack by the Palestinian Islamist movement led to the death of more than 1,160 people, killed by gunfire, burned alive or maimed, mostly civilians.

European Parliament: a proposal for regulatory relaxation voted on

The European Parliament is voting on Wednesday on a proposal to relax regulations for plants derived from genomic biotechnologies, the promise of more resistant seeds, according to their supporters, according to their supporters, while “new GMOs” are potentially dangerous, for their detractors.
The text, which is scheduled to be voted on in mid-day by MEPs meeting in Strasbourg, aims to exempt some of the varieties resulting from these “new genomic techniques” (NGT) from the rules governing genetically modified organisms (GMOs).

IN SHORT

The Malian who injured several people on Saturday at the Gare de Lyon in Paris has been indicted for aggravated assassination attempts and imprisoned.

The government reform project begins its parliamentary journey in the Senate on Wednesday, which is generally favorable despite numerous political, associative and trade union oppositions.