Assassination of Samuel Paty Start of the trial of eight people involved

The assassin, Abdoullakh Anzorov, an 18-year-old radical Russian Islamist of Chechen origin, beneficiary of asylum status in France, will be the main absentee in the trial: he was killed by the police shortly after stabbing and beheading the professor.

Eight adults, seven men and one woman, accused of contributing to the hate campaign that led to the assassination on October 16, 2020 of Samuel Paty, 47, a professor of history-geography in Conflans-Sainte-Honorine (Yvelines), are being tried from Monday before the Special Assize Court in Paris.

Two young friends of the attacker must answer for “complicity in terrorist murder”, a crime punishable by life imprisonment. The six other defendants, three of whom, under judicial supervision, appear free, are being tried for participation in a criminal terrorist criminal association, a crime punishable by 30 years of

Presidential duel: Harris and Trump difficult to decide

Like the Democratic candidate, more than 76 million Americans have already voted, early or by mail. However, no poll succeeds in deciding between Kamala Harris and Donald Trump: two days before the election, the outcome of a presidential duel in the United States has never been so unpredictable, between two candidates who

On Tuesday, when the polling stations close, a febrile waiting period will begin. No one knows whether it will take hours or days for the American media, whose prerogative it is, to attribute victory to one or the

Moldavia: victory for the pro-European president Maia Sandu

Moldavia confirmed its European trajectory on Sunday by renewing its president Maia Sandu after a tense election amid suspicions of Russian interference, two weeks after the victory of the “yes” vote in an EU referendum.

The 52-year-old candidate won 54.9% of the vote, against 45% for Alexandr Stoianoglo, a 57-year-old former prosecutor supported by pro-Russian socialists, according to the almost final results published by the Electoral Commission.

Brussels reacted very quickly, with the President of the European Commission, Ursula von der Leyen, saying she was “happy to continue working” with Maia Sandu for a “European future”.

French President Emmanuel Macron welcomed the fact that “democracy” had “triumphed over all interferences and maneuvers.”

IN A NUTSHELL

No more transit traffic in the hypercenter of Paris: the restricted traffic zone (ZTL), wanted by Paris City Hall to reduce pollution, comes into force in the first four districts of the capital.

The investigation into moral and sexual harassment that targeted the former President of the Federation (FFF) Noël Le Graët has been dismissed by the courts, 18 months after leading to the fall of the “menhir” of French football.

Air France suspended as a precaution “until further notice” on Sunday the flight over the Red Sea area after a crew reported a “luminous object” over Sudan as a precaution after a crew reported a “luminous object” over Sudan, the company announced.

Othman Nasrou, Secretary of State under the Minister of the Interior Bruno Retailleau, asked the Professional Football League on Sunday evening to explain “why the Saint-Étienne/Strasbourg match was not interrupted” on Saturday, following homophobic chants.

L1. Olympique de Marseille regained second place in Ligue 1 by winning against Nantes (2-1), at a good distance (6 points) from Paris Saint-Germain, however, at the end of the 10th day marked by the revolt of the misclassified