AI Summit: Paris welcomes political leaders and tech world

From Monday to Tuesday, politicians from around the world and tech bosses meet in Paris at an international summit on artificial intelligence, a technology that has rapidly changed many sectors of society and from which each country is trying to take advantage. This morning, nearly 1,500 participants are expected at the Grand Palais to kick off this third international meeting on the subject, co-chaired with India and in the presence of its Prime Minister Narendra Modi.

Justice: start of the trial of the author of the attack on the Basilica of Nice
This Monday, the trial of the Tunisian Brahim Aouissaoui, 25, the presumed author of the attack on the Basilica of Nice, which left three people dead on October 29, 2020, opens before the Paris Special Assize Court in Paris. The young Tunisian is facing charges of assassinations and assassination attempts in connection with a terrorist enterprise. He faces a life sentence of criminal imprisonment.

Paris: the President of the Republic must propose the name of the successor of Laurent Fabius
The President of the National Assembly, Yaël Braun-Pivet, and her Senate counterpart, Gérard Larcher, must each nominate one person to replace, in addition to Mr. Fabius, Mr. Fabius, Michel Pinault and Corinne Luquiens, who are completing their term of nine years. Emmanuel Macron's decision appears to be a first legacy for the Head of State, since the future President of the Constitutional Council will be in office until 2034, well after the end of his own lease at the Elysée.

Gaza Strip: Netanyahu calls Trump's proposal “revolutionary”

Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu called US President Donald Trump's proposal “revolutionary”. The proposal calls for American control of the Gaza Strip and the displacement of Palestinians, displaying a triumphant tone in front of his cabinet after returning from Washington. Donald Trump's recent announcement of a plan to take control of Gaza by the United States and the displacement of its population to Egypt or Jordan has aroused a wave of condemnation around the world and dealt a blow to the already fragile ceasefire agreement.

IN SHORT

After breaking their ties with the Russian grid the day before, the Baltic countries completed their integration into the European Union (EU) electricity grid, a change welcomed by the President of the Commission as “freedom” from “threats” and” blackmail.”

After the administrative justice annulled the expulsion of the Algerian influencer Doualemn, the Keeper of the Seals Gérald Darmanin proposed to speed up the expulsion procedures by abolishing an ad hoc committee.

More than 30 years after Iran's fatwa against the writer, gets to the heart of the matter on Monday with the first indictment, the trial in the United States of the young man accused of trying to stab Salman Rushdie in the summer of 2022.

French authorities announce that two bodies were discovered Sunday on a beach in Berck (Pas-de-Calais), while a total of 230 migrants were rescued at sea the same day in the strait between France and England.

The French rugby players Oscar Jegou and Hugo Auradou have their case re-examined on Monday by the Argentine justice system, two months after a dismissal which saw the dismissal of proceedings against them for rape which saw the abandonment of proceedings against them for rape, as a result of the appeal filed by the complainant.