Assassination attempt: Donald Trump safe and sound, suspect arrested
"An alleged assassination attempt” was announced on Sunday for the second time in two months targeting Donald Trump. The Republican candidate was “safe and sound” and a suspect was arrested. Steven Cheung, communications director for a presidential campaign, said early in the afternoon that in a particularly tense campaign about fifty days before the November 5 election, the ex-president and Republican candidate, who was on the course of his golf club at home in Florida, was “safe and sound after shots (fired) near him”.

Justice: The trial of Jihadist Peter Cherif starts in Paris
trial of French jihad veteran Peter Cherif, opens on Monday before the Special Assize Court in Paris. In particular, he is suspected of having played a role with Chérif Kouachi, one of the Charlie Hebdo attackers in 2015. He will be tried for criminal terrorist association between 2011 and 2018, the period of his presence in Yemen within Al-Qaeda in the Arabian Peninsula (AQPA). Peter Cherif will also appear for the kidnapping and abduction by an organized gang in 2011, for more than five months, of three French nationals, members of the NGO Triangle Génération Humanitaire.

Shipwreck: eight migrants dead on Sunday

Eight migrants died in a shipwreck on Sunday. According to the prefect of Pas-de-Calais, Jacques Billant, during a press briefing, the victims of this tragedy that occurred at the beginning of the night in Ambleteuse (Pas-de-Calais) are “men who are obviously of legal age”. Six survivors were hospitalized in relative emergency, including a 10-month-old infant in hypothermia. According to Patrick Leleu, deputy prosecutor of Boulogne-sur-Mer, among the eight people who died, six are “of African origin, one person of Middle Eastern origin and one person of Asian origin”. The number of candidates for exile to Great Britain who died in the Channel in 2024 dates back to at least 46

High winds and torrential rains: Typhoon Bebinca makes landfall in Shanghai
This morning, Typhoon Bebinca, the strongest to make landfall there since 1949, hit Shanghai, the economic capital of China. High winds and torrential rains are causing flights to be cancelled and residents evacuated. First passed through Japan, Typhoon Bebinca made landfall in Shanghai around 07:30 (23:30 GMT Sunday). According to information from Chinese television, “the maximum wind speed, near the center of the typhoon, was 42 meters per second at the time of landing”, making it “the strongest typhoon to make landfall in Shanghai since 1949”.

IN SHORT

A conservationist in Honduras was shot and killed on Saturday night in the north-east of the country. A murder strongly condemned by the authorities who promised that “justice” would be done.

The MoDem stepped up to the plate on Sunday, with its boss François Bayrou in the lead, to call on Prime Minister Michel Barnier not to give too much weight in his government to his Republican political family.

Storm Boris is wreaking havoc in Central and Eastern Europe, with at least eight dead and several missing.

15 days after the transfer market closed, OM managed one of the biggest blows of the transfer window by announcing on Sunday an agreement in principle with French international Adrien Rabiot, who will arrive free after leaving Juventus Turin this summer.