Agriculture: continued mobilization

Farmers continued their mobilization across France on Tuesday at the call of rival unions. This mobilization continues with Rural Coordination, which intends to undermine the hegemony of the FNSEA and is increasing the pressure by talking about “blocking food cargo”. Rural Coordination (CR) is holding its annual conference until Wednesday in Vienna. The union assures that it is ready, if it does not obtain satisfaction, to “block food freight” from November 20, first in south-western France.

Food distribution campaign: Priority for babies and single-parent families

After regaining better financial health thanks to the generosity of the French, the Restos du Coeur are launching their 40th food distribution campaign on Tuesday. The president of the association, Patrice Douret, indicated in October that the association founded by Coluche in 1985 plans to “prioritize the most vulnerable groups, in particular single-parent families and children under the age of three” for this new campaign. Over time, the public met by the association has diversified and the number of families has increased in particular

Justice: two ex-middle school students at the bar for murdering Samuel Paty

two ex-middle school students testified on Monday before the Paris Special Assize Court, which judges eight adults involved, to varying degrees, in the death of Samuel Paty in October 2020. These two ex-middle school students have already been tried and convicted by the juvenile court for their involvement in the murder of the professor

Hong Kong national security trial: prison for 45 pro-democracy activists

In the biggest national security trial, the Hong Kong justice system on Tuesday sentenced 45 pro-democracy activists convicted of “subversion” to sentences of up to 10 years in prison. Lawyer Benny Tai was sentenced to 10 years in prison, the longest sentence handed down to date under the 2020 law enacted after the 2019 protests

IN SHORT

After auditioning several leaders who have often passed the ball to each other, defending their record, the Senate Finance Committee is trying on Tuesday to attribute responsibility to fiscal slippage.

After a historic conviction in the spring, a New York judge is due to rule on Tuesday on whether to drop or freeze proceedings against the now president-elect Donald Trump in the case of hidden payments to the X movie star Stormy Daniels.

The future of transatlantic relations after the American election and European Defence will be on the agenda on Tuesday at a meeting in Warsaw between heads of diplomacy from six major European countries in Warsaw, on the thousandth day of Russian aggression against Ukraine.

A study published on Tuesday shows that smoking remained generally stable in 2023 with nearly one in three French smokers, even if the share of daily consumers is falling.

Spanish tennis icon Rafael Nadal is about to experience a day that is as uncertain as it is moving.