Parliamentary elections in Paris: negotiations continue

Two days after the legislative elections which failed to achieve a clear majority in the Assembly, where left-wing deputies, cheered up by their success but looking for a consensus to govern, arrived in force on Tuesday, negotiations at all floors continue. According to PS boss Olivier Faure, the left-wing parties want to push their advantage to propose a name for Matignon, if possible “within a week”, coming in first with more than 190 seats, but very far from the absolute majority required (289) to govern

European Parliament: the National Rally rallies the new radical right group

In order to form the third force in the European Parliament in front of the political families of Giorgia Meloni and Emmanuel Macron, the National Rally has joined the new radical right group of Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orban. Jordan Bardella will chair this group called “Patriots for Europe”, officially constituted in Brussels and which will include 84 MEPs

Massive Russian strikes: at least 37 dead in Ukrainian cities

On the eve of an important NATO summit at which American President Joe Biden promised “new measures” to strengthen Ukraine's air defense, Russia carried out a massive attack on Ukrainian cities on Monday, on Monday, Russia carried out a massive attack against Ukrainian cities, which left at least 37 dead, including some in hospitals. These new strikes have aroused the outrage of Kiev and its supporters and raise questions about the state of Ukrainian air defense, which has again been put to the test after previous Russian bombings, which have in particular targeted power plants and military airfields. Volodymyr Zelensky said on Telegram that “Russia has attacked Ukrainian cities. More than 170 people were injured. At present, we know that there have been 37 deaths, including three children.”

Gaza Strip: Israeli army announces having struck “terrorists”

In the center of the Gaza Strip, the Israeli army announced that it had struck “terrorists” using “the structures of a school in the Nousseirat area”, in the center of the Gaza Strip, on the night of Monday to Tuesday. At Al-Awda Hospital in Nouseirat, a medical source said that the hospital had received several injuries following an attack at the entrance of a nearby United Nations agency for Palestinian refugees (UNRWA) school

IN SHORT

Several airport manager unions called for a strike on 17 July, about ten days before the start of the Olympic Games, demanding for this busy period a bonus “for all staff”.

Police sources have indicated that the body of a dismembered woman was discovered on Saturday in Niort and an autopsy is in progress to verify whether it belongs to a missing mother whose spouse is currently wanted and whose spouse is currently wanted. acute;.

Storm Beryl hit Texas, bringing heavy rains that caused floods and power outages and caused the death of at least two people in the southern United States.

Two new players from Les Bleus are the subject of a sexual assault complaint and were arrested by the police in Argentina on Monday, after the racist abuse of Melvyn Jaminet.

Kevin Mayer, pillar of the French athletics team, suffers from a “significant injury” to a thigh after falling at the Paris meeting on Sunday, and his participation in the Paris meeting on Sunday, and his participation in the Olympic decathlon in less than a month is compromised.