Presidential: Donald Trump will be sworn in as President of the United States on Monday

For the second time, Donald Trump will be sworn in as President of the United States on Monday. At noon Washington time, the 45th president of the world's leading power (2017-2021) will begin his second term, succeeding Democrat Joe Biden. He will swear to “protect the Constitution” under the Capitol dome

Gaza Strip: 90 Palestinians released on Monday

As part of the ceasefire between the Israeli army and the Palestinian Islamist movement in the Gaza Strip devastated by more than 15 months of war, Israel released 90 Palestinian prisoners on Monday a few hours after three Israeli hostages were released. executed by Hamas. The truce came into effect on Sunday at 09:15 GMT almost three hours late, as Hamas was slow to provide a list of the three Israeli hostages to be released the same day. The movement reported “complications on the ground” and “the continuation of the bombings.”

Paris: Macron gives guidelines to the armies

During a greeting ceremony that coincides with the inauguration of Donald Trump at the White House on Monday, Emmanuel Macron must give “his guidelines” to the armies in the face of “an acceleration” of threats that in his eyes requires a real boost from Europe. Three weeks before the AI summit that he is organizing on February 10 and 11 in Paris, the Head of State is going to Cesson-Sévigné, near Rennes, for this annual meeting, which he is placing this time under the banner of “innovation, cyber and artificial intelligence

Paris: examination of the emergency bill for Mayotte on Monday

This Monday, deputies began examining the emergency bill for Mayotte, the first text of the Bayrou government to be debated in the hemicycle. This text, considered “insufficient” by many deputies, comprising 22 articles, mainly derogations from urban planning rules and some social measures, was widely adopted by the Economic Affairs Committee last week.

Montpellier: trial of a woman judged for starving her 13-year-old daughter to death

A mother appeared before the Hérault assizes on Monday, accused of “acts of torture” and “barbarity”, acts for which she faces life imprisonment. She is accused of starving her 13-year-old daughter to death. The trial began at 14:00, in Montpellier. The verdict is expected on Friday at the latest.

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Two men accused of “kidnapping followed by death” are on trial starting Monday in Nancy, more than 20 years after the macabre discovery, in 2003 in a ditch bordering a road in Meurthe-et-Moselle, of the body of a 29-year-old man.

The alleged killer of three girls in England at the end of July is being tried from Monday in the Liverpool Criminal Court.

After being convicted of “blasphemy,” an Iranian court sentenced Iranian rapper Amir Tatalou to capital punishment on appeal.

Serbian Novak Djokovic sent a message of support on Sunday to students who are protesting against the government in Serbia, deploring the acts of “violence” they are experiencing. The latter is playing in the Australian Open.

Marseille drew 1-1 with Strasbourg at the end of the 18th day of Ligue 1 where Le Havre stopped a series of five consecutive defeats thanks to a draw at Reims (1-1). He once again conceded points at home