Fight against foreign interference: the Senate is considering a bill on Wednesday

The Senate is examining this Wednesday a bill that aims to strengthen the arsenal to combat foreign interference is in direct contact with the news in New Caledonia, where the influence of Azerbaijan in the context of the recent riots is denounced by the government. Several flagship measures are submitted to the upper house as part of a Macronist bill, which was already widely adopted in the National Assembly at the end of March

Russian offensive in the Kharkiv region: Ukraine obtains “tangible results”

Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky announced that the country is achieving “tangible results” in the face of the Russian offensive in the Kharkiv region (northeast), shortly after its head of diplomacy requested that its allies shoot down Russian missiles aimed at it from their territories. Since the start of their offensive, Russian forces have seized several locations in this border region of Russia and forced Kiev to send reinforcements there, so the Ukrainian army is already

Diplomatic crisis between Argentina and Spain: Madrid announces the definitive withdrawal of its ambassador from Buenos Aires

The diplomatic crisis between Argentina and Spain worsened with Madrid's announcement of the definitive withdrawal of its ambassador from Buenos Aires. This crisis was triggered by remarks by Argentine President Javier Milei about the wife of Spanish Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez. Spanish Foreign Minister José Manuel Albares said that “it is an unprecedented fact to see a head of state come to the capital of another country to insult its institutions and to commit a clear interference in its internal affairs

Cannes Film Festival: Artus and Pierre Niney in the spotlight Wednesday

Pierre Niney is in revenge mode with “The Count of Monte Cristo”, a new adaptation of Dumas's masterpiece, and Artus will be climbing the steps with the disabled actors from his hit movie “A Little Thing Extra”. The ultra-popular Pierre Niney takes over the role of Edmond Dantès, unfairly locked up in the Château d'If

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Artificial intelligence (AI) reigns supreme at VivaTech, which opens Wednesday in Paris with international headliners in the sector. It is the largest European exhibition on new technologies.

Los Angeles police are investigating the circumstances of the death of actor Matthew Perry, star of the series “Friends” who died in October from the “acute effects” of taking ketamine.

French fencer Ysaora Thibus has been acquitted by the International Fencing Federation (FIE) anti-doping tribunal, after more than three months of scrapping, surrounded by lawyers and experts. She can dream of an Olympic podium again in almost two months at the Olympics.