Russian strike: NATO seeks weapons for Ukraine

From Thursday to Friday, NATO is meeting in Prague under pressure from some of its members, including France, who want Ukraine to now be able to strike Russian soil with the weapons that the Allies supply it with. The Foreign Ministers of the Alliance want to discuss this during this informal meeting, which is also intended to find weapons and ammunition, in particular anti-aircraft defense systems, in the midst of the Russian offensive around Kharkiv, Ukraine's second largest city.

Paris: Macron calls on Abbas to implement essential reforms in “the perspective of recognizing the State of Palestine”

The Elysée reported in a statement that French President Emmanuel Macron called on Palestinian Authority President Mahmoud Abbas to “implement the indispensable reforms” in “the perspective of recognition of the State of Palestine”. Three European countries, Spain, Ireland and Norway, officially recognized a state of Palestine on Tuesday in an effort to advance peace.

Gaza Strip and Egypt: the Israeli army continues its offensive on Rafah

After claiming on Wednesday to have taken control of a strategic buffer zone between the Gaza Strip and Egypt located near Rafah, the new epicenter of its war against Hamas, the Israeli army is continuing its offensive on Rafah. The Palestinian Red Crescent has denounced the death of two of its rescuers in a “direct strike” by the Israeli army against one of its ambulances in the western sector of Rafah, on the night of Wednesday to

Pharmacists' strike: alert on drug shortages

The first major pharmacists' strike in ten years starts this Thursday. The curtains are down to alert on drug shortages, pharmacy closures, and a possible relaxation of online sales. And demand an increase in wages. This movement brings together all representatives of the profession such as unions, pharmacist groups, students. The unions expect that some 90% of pharmacies will lower the curtain, or even 100% in several cities in the provinces, such as Ajaccio, Nice, Avignon, Avignon, Mâcon or Roanne.

IN A NUTSHELL

The Senate is preparing to pass an environmental bill on Thursday to restrict the manufacture and sale of products containing PFAS, these “eternal pollutants” that are massively present in everyday life.

Today, the municipal councils of Saint-Denis and Pierrefitte-sur-Seine decide on a merger project that will make the new municipality the second largest city in Île-de-France, with nearly 150,000 inhabitants, if adopted.

For the third consecutive evening, a total of 4,500 people gathered Wednesday evening in central Paris to protest against the Israeli bombardments on the Gaza Strip, according to the police headquarters.

Two months before the Olympic Games which will take place on this spot and where she will be one of the favorites, surfer Vahine Fierro became on Wednesday the first French woman in history to win the Tahiti Pro on the fearsome Teahupo'o wave.