Agriculture: mobilization actions continue in Paris

Three days before the Agricultural Show where President Emmanuel Macron is expected, actions to mobilize farmers continued after the announcements of Prime Minister Gabriel Attal. The Prime Minister summarized the dozens of commitments and projects already launched, and announced measures on visas for foreign seasonal workers, pesticides and remuneration. But farmers seem to be left wanting more. They are focused on the future intervention of the Head of State.

Humanitarian disasters: 118 deaths in 24 hours

Fierce fighting between Israel and Hamas rocked the Gaza Strip on Wednesday. According to the Hamas Health Ministry, Israeli bombings and fighting between the army and the Palestinian Islamist movement left 118 dead in 24 hours. For the UN, 2.2 million people, or the vast majority of the population, are at risk of famine in the Gaza Strip, which has been besieged by Israel since the start of the war on 7 October.

Grief in the world of French cinema: Micheline Presle is dead

The doyenne of French cinema, actress Micheline Presle died at the age of 101 at the National House of Artists in Nogent-sur-Marne (Val-de-Marne). She will remain for many the playmate of Gérard Philipe in “Le Diable au Corps” (1947) by Claude Autant-Lara, adapted from the

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SNCF management announced that rail traffic will be “normal this weekend” with “some localized disturbances” due to a strike by traffic controllers.

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