Justice: Nicolas Sarkozy trial this afternoon

This afternoon, former President Nicolas Sarkozy will be fixed on his fate in the “Bygmalion” appeal trial over the excessive spending of his lost 2012 presidential campaign, a case for which he was convicted at first instance & Aggravated; one year in prison. The Paris Court of Appeal is due to issue its decision from 13:30.


IVG: the project enters its most perilous parliamentary phase

The inclusion of abortion in the Constitution today enters its most perilous parliamentary phase with its examination in committee in the Senate, where the right seems to be gradually opening up to reform despite still persistent reluctance. A first signal will be given by the senators on their intentions during the examination of the text by the Law Committee, after the very broad adoption of the government project in the National Assembly.

Agricultural Show: Pressure from farmers maintained

Gabriel Attal met up in Matignon with the representatives of the FNSEA and the Young Farmers (JA), who are maintaining pressure on the executive less than two weeks before the Agricultural Show. Arnaud Rousseau, the president of the powerful FNSEA, indicated when he left Matignon that they were continuing to move forward. “We reviewed all the files (...). On the subject of simplification, it is encouraging. Now, (...) everything must be set up at the time of the show.”

Gaza Strip: A fragile hope for a new truce between Israel and Hamas

In the Gaza Strip, a fragile hope of a new truce between Israel and Hamas emerged on Wednesday, still threatened by an offensive on Rafah, the last refuge for nearly a million and a half Palestinians. Egypt, the traditional mediator in the Israeli-Palestinian conflict, welcomed on Tuesday the directors of American and Israeli intelligence as well as the head of the Qatari government for talks on a truce including a new release of

IN SHORT

Nearly 205 million Indonesians started voting on Wednesday to nominate their next president with current Defense Minister Prabowo Subianto.

The Court of Cassation makes its decision on Wednesday afternoon on the appeal filed by Sophie Patterson-Spatz after the dismissal, confirmed on appeal.

President Joe Biden's immigration minister was indicted by Republicans in the US House of Representatives on Tuesday. He is accused of causing a crisis at the border between the United States and Mexico.

For the first time in its history, the French men's water polo team qualified for the World Championship semi-finals by defeating Hungary, the reigning world champion, in Doha.