Repatriation of a French man sentenced to death: France and Indonesia must sign an agreement

France and Indonesia are due to sign an agreement on Friday. This agreement will focus on the transfer to Paris of Serge Atlaoui, a French man sentenced to death in Indonesia in 2007 for drug trafficking. The signing of this transfer agreement, originally scheduled for Wednesday, was postponed for the first time to Thursday, for reasons of calendar

Justice: 10 people arrested in the kidnapping of the co-founder of a cryptocurrency company

The co-founder of a company specializing in the security of cryptoassets and his partner were kidnapped and sequestered. Ten people suspected of being involved were in custody Thursday evening, after the release of victims. A judicial investigation will be opened on Friday, in particular for “kidnapping and kidnapping by an organized gang”, accompanied by “acts of torture or barbarity” as well as “extortion with a weapon”.
These ten suspects were arrested in Châteauroux (Indre) and Etampes (Essonne) in particular.

Political visit: Trump makes his first trip to North Carolina (southeast) and California

Donald Trump makes his first trip on Friday, to North Carolina (southeast) and California, two states plagued by natural disasters that he has made the subject of a political fight. The most followed part of this trip, which must then take him to Nevada (west), will take place in the great western state whose governor wants to lead the “resistance” against the Republican president, who in return threatened to cut federal aid to fight fires in Los Angeles.

Climate shocks in 2024: the schooling of nearly 250 million children disrupted

UNICEF said on Thursday that typhoons, heatwaves, floods, etc. disrupted the schooling of nearly 250 million children in the world in 2024, or one in seven children. The United Nations Children's Fund thus deplores the “neglected” impact of the climate crisis. According to the head of the UN agency Catherine Russell in a statement, “children are more vulnerable to the impacts of crises related to meteorological events, including heat waves, storms, droughts and floods, which are more intense and more frequent” due to global warming

IN SHORT

Donald Trump ordered the declassification of American government archives on the assassinations of President John F. Kennedy in 1963, his brother Robert F. Kennedy in 1968, and of Martin Luther King Jr., civil rights leader in 1968, and Martin Luther King Jr., civil rights leader the same year.

The PS won the Assembly on Thursday during its “parliamentary niche”. It was an opportunity for its deputies to show their “usefulness” and their ability to obtain majorities, often benefiting from the abstention of Macronists.

At a time when Hollywood professionals are directly affected by the devastating fires in Los Angeles, the prestigious American Independent Film Festival in Sundance opened Thursday in the heart of the Utah Rockies.

Skipper Jérémie Beyou (Charal) took 4th place in the Vendée Globe on Friday, a famous solo, non-stop and unassisted round-the-world race.