Ukraine: NATO strengthens its support

On the first day of a historic summit marked by political uncertainty, especially in the United States, NATO countries multiplied their pledges of reinforced support for Ukraine on Wednesday. American President Joe Biden indicated at a summit marking the 75 years of the Alliance's existence, that “Russia is on a war footing” with the help of China, North Korea and Iran for its arms industry. According to a final statement, NATO leaders expressed their “deep concerns” over the rapprochement between Russia and China, and denounced Beijing's support for the Russian war effort in Ukraine

Politics in Paris: negotiations continue on Thursday

While Emmanuel Macron intends to put political leaders at the foot of the wall by urging a broad coalition of republican forces, a painstaking project that is still looking for his goodwill, negotiations continued Thursday to try to form a government. Silent since the verdict of the ballot boxes, the President of the Republic took up his pen on Wednesday to better recall that he intended to remain the master of

Gaza Strip: Israeli soldiers complete their mission

Yesterday evening, the Israeli army announced that it had “completed” its operations launched on 27 June in Shujaiya, a neighborhood in the east of Gaza City, which has been the scene of violent fighting since then. A military statement states that “the soldiers [...] completed their mission, which lasted about two weeks, in the Shujayya area

Euro-2024: England returns to the final

England cracked the Netherlands (2-1) in extra time in a tight semi-final on Wednesday to play the Euro-2024 final against Spain, three years after the one lost to Italy at home. The English won this battle every moment with their heart and their talent, that of the bench from which Ollie Watkins came out to crucify Ronald Koeman's band at 90th + 1.

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Joe Biden will face a tough test for his presidential candidacy on Thursday by giving a press conference, an exercise he does not like.

Four men are suspected of having participated in a national trafficking of false traffic codes, obtained in exchange for money, are tried Thursday by the Vesoul Criminal Court.

Despite the problems encountered, the two astronauts on the first crewed flight of the Starliner spacecraft, developed by Boeing, showed their confidence in their vehicle on Wednesday.