Agriculture in France: FNSEA-JA kicks off a new cycle of agricultural mobilization

Less than a year after a large outbreak of anger in the countryside, which resulted in the blocking of highway sections in the country in January, the majority trade union alliance FNSEA-JA is kicking off a new cycle of agricultural mobilization, with symbolic actions. Agricultural unions are again calling on their troops to demonstrate, but in scattered order, in the run-up to their professional elections in January.

Social Security budget: The executive hopes to find some fresh air in front of the senators

The examination of the Social Security budget should make it possible to measure the unity of government troops, a large majority in the hemicycle but irritated by several flagship measures. The executive, which was unable to approve the text within the time limit, hopes to find some fresh air in front of the senators. But there is no shortage of inflammable topics, starting with the reduction of employer burdens.

COP29: from negotiations to the UN climate conference in Baku

Rich and developing countries are resuming negotiations at the UN climate conference in Baku. Ministers arrived at the “Olympic” stadium in the Azerbaijani capital on Monday to try to move up a gear and avoid a fiasco on Friday, at the end of the conference. The fruit of the first week of negotiations at COP29 is almost nil, according to general opinion.

Israeli strikes: several dozen people killed on Sunday in the Gaza Strip

Israeli strikes in the Gaza Strip caused the deaths of several dozen people on Sunday. The Gaza Strip has been ravaged by more than a year of war between Hamas and Israel, which has carried out new deadly air strikes in Lebanon, especially in central Beirut. According to Civil Defense Spokesman Mahmoud Bassal, who said that the deadliest strike took place in Beit Lahia in the north, leaving at least 34 people dead and dozens missing, at least 60 people were killed in Israeli raids in Palestinian territory on Sunday.

Washington: The United States allows Ukraine to use long-range missiles in Russia
Washington authorized Ukraine to strike Russian territory with long-range missiles supplied by the United States. According to reports, the missiles should initially be used in the Russian border region of Kursk, where North Korean soldiers have been deployed in support of

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