Los Angeles: Fire threats from the return of even stronger winds
Still struggling with fires that have killed 24 people according to a new report released Sunday evening, even more violent winds are forecast for Tuesday in the Los Angeles metropolitan area. According to the Los Angeles County Forensic Department, besieged by flames since Tuesday, the second most populated city in the United States continues to count its dead: the toll rose Sunday

Israeli strikes in Lebanon: the army targets smuggling routes in particular

According to the Lebanese National News Agency, Israel announced Sunday air strikes in eastern and southern Lebanon. For its part, the Israeli army explains that it targeted Hezbollah and in particular smuggling routes along the border with Syria. The official Lebanese news agency Ani says that Israeli aircraft targeted the outskirts of Janta, in the eastern region of Baalbek, as well as the surroundings of Nabatieh in the south of the country. A truce, which came into force on November 27, put an end to an open war of more than two months between Hezbollah and Israel, which left nearly 4,000 dead in Lebanon and devastated bastions of the pro-Iranian party. But several ceasefire violations have taken place since then.

Agriculture: the main agricultural unions will be received this morning in Matignon

The main agricultural unions, particularly raised in the countryside for the chambers of agriculture, will be received Monday morning in Matignon by François Bayrou. François Bayrou, who has often highlighted his peasant roots, should be questioned in particular on the implementation of commitments made by the Attal government before the dissolution of the National Assembly.

Rejection of the proposed acquisition of U.S. Steel: Shigeru Ishiba expresses “serious concerns” to Joe Biden
Following the blocking by the outgoing American president of the proposed acquisition of U.S. Steel by Nippon Stee, Japanese Prime Minister Shigeru Ishiba said on Monday that he had expressed to Joe Biden the “serious concerns” expressed in Japan. A few days before leaving the White House, Mr. Biden announced on January 3 to block the $14.9 billion acquisition of U.S. Steel by his Japanese rival Nippon Steel, in the name of “national security.”

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The Assembly should easily adopt the emergency draft for Mayotte difficulty, because the sensitive migration issue is not addressed there, postponed, to the great dismay of some of the local elected officials and the RN. This is the first text presented by the Bayrou government.

In order to designate a prime minister to form a government that will face major challenges in a country in crisis, the new Lebanese president, Joseph Aoun, is starting parliamentary consultations on Monday

Blue Origin is due to launch its big New Glenn rocket for the first time on Monday. This is a groundbreaking flight for the company founded by American billionaire Jeff Bezos, and potentially the private space industry.

A trial starts on Monday in London. The plaintiffs hope to get more than 1.5 billion pounds (1.8 billion euros) for App Store users

Paris Saint-Germain beat Saint-Étienne (2-1) on Sunday at the end of a 17th day of Ligue 1 which saw the red light, Montpellier, win by losing at home to Angers (3-1). He thus regained his seven point lead at the top of Ligue 1.