Meeting of leaders of key European countries: in search of unity

Leaders of key European countries met urgently on Monday in Paris. They urged the United States to remain involved in security in Europe, and tried to speak with one voice despite their divisions over sending peacekeeping troops. At the end of the meeting, Emmanuel Macron on Tuesday morning on X that a “solid and lasting peace” in Ukraine must be accompanied by “strong and credible security guarantees”. On Tuesday, senior American and Russian officials, led by the heads of diplomacy, are also meeting in Riyadh to try to relaunch a relationship at the lowest point since the Russian invasion of Ukraine, and prepare for a possible next summit between Mr. Trump and Putin.

Agricultural Orientation Law: The government committed to the swift adoption of its project

In order to quickly pass its agricultural policy bill, the government is in a race against time in Parliament. This bill must be voted on Tuesday in the Senate. The objective of the Minister of Agriculture Annie Genevard is to complete this policy law just before the Agricultural Show. She is determined to move quickly before the start of the annual flagship event of the peasant world, on Saturday in Paris. This first involves a solemn vote in the Senate, scheduled for Tuesday in the early afternoon.

Social Security budget: adoption of budgets for 2025
The Senate put an end to an interminable budgetary sequence by definitively approving the draft Social Security budget. An unsuspecting vote by the Senate, which supports the Prime Minister, has in fact confirmed the final adoption of the Social Security Financing Bill (PLFSS) for 2025, approved in the same terms as the National Assembly last week.

Truce agreement: the deadline for the withdrawal of Israeli troops from southern Lebanon has expired

This morning, the deadline set for the withdrawal of Israeli troops from southern Lebanon, as part of the ceasefire agreement with Hezbollah, after Israel confirmed maintaining troops in “five strategic points” to monitor the border. A few hours before the deadline, which has already been postponed once, a Lebanese official said that the Israeli army had begun a withdrawal from “border villages (...) while the Lebanese army

Ouverture d' un procès à Paris: Nemmouche déclare that he was not the “gaoler”
At the opening of the trial before the Special Assize Court in Paris, Mehdi Nemouche announced “a prior statement”: “I have never been the gaoler of Western hostages or any other” in Syria. Mehdi Nemouche is accused of having been the gaoler of the four French journalists, Nicolas Hénin, Didier François, Edouard Elias and Pierre Torres, detained for nearly a year by the Islamic State jihadist group

IN SHORT

The Paris court handed down its judgment on Tuesday afternoon against Stéphane Plaza, a star real estate agent of M6 against whom the prosecution requested 18 months of suspended imprisonment and a 10,000 euros fine. He is accused of domestic violence against two former partners, accusations he denies

The Toulouse Administrative Court is examining on the merits on Tuesday the appeals of opponents of the A69 who want to see the work of this 53 km highway connecting Castres to the Pink City interrupted the work of this 53 km highway connecting Castres to the Pink City.

An American airline Delta Air Lines plane injured 18, three of them serious. It turned around dramatically during the landing phase on Monday, coming to rest upside down on the tarmac at Toronto Canadian Airport

The publisher of Canadian novelist and playwright Antonine Maillet announced in a press release that the latter died at the age of 95. Antonine Maillet is the great voice of Acadia and the first non-European to receive