The United States announced that after Israel announced that it was striking dozens of Hezbollah targets in retaliation for an attack claimed for the first time since the ceasefire came into force, which “holds”, nine people were killed on Monday in Israeli strikes on villages in southern Lebanon. According to the Lebanese Ministry of Health, the raids killed five people in the village of Harris and then four in that of Tallousa.

Rebel offensive in Syria: calls for de-escalation are growing

A meteoric rebel offensive has taken over vast areas of northern Syria, raising fears of a resumption of large-scale fighting after more than a decade of civil war. As a result, calls for de-escalation multiplied on Monday in the face of this attack. According to information, Syrian President Bashar al-Assad has denounced an attempt to “redraw” the map of the Middle East, while the fighting, the first of this magnitude since 2020, accompanied by Syrian and Russian aerial bombardments, has already left more than 500 dead.

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Gabriel Attal's bill on juvenile justice was finally not examined on Monday in the hemicycle.

American President-elect Donald Trump would travel to France on Saturday to attend the reopening of Notre Dame Cathedral in Paris, where around fifty heads of state and government are expected.

At the end of the legislative elections late Monday in Ireland, where the Greens are among the big losers in the election, the center-right parties Fianna Fail and Fine Gael finished with one seat from the majority.

The Nanterre prosecutor's office announced that a man suspected of the murder of a 15-year-old teenager in 1988 and that of a 40-year-old woman in 2000 in Isère was indicted and placed in pre-trial detention on Monday.

The French women's handball team logically beat Portugal in Basel (28-16) in the Euro-2024 preliminary round.