Strikes on Gaza: over 66 dead, Israel blamed

The Palestinian Civil Defense announced on Tuesday that unprecedented Israeli strikes since the ceasefire came into force on January 19 have left more than 66 dead in Gaza. Hamas accuses Israel of “torpedoing” the truce. The Israeli Army and the Internal Security Agency announced in a joint statement on Telegram that “in accordance with the political echelon, the Israel Defense Forces and the Internal Security Agency are in the process of carrying out extensive strikes on terrorist objectives belonging to the terrorist organization Hamas in the Gaza Strip.” According to a statement from the Israeli government, these strikes, decided by Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and his Defense Minister Israel Katz, follow “the repeated refusal of Hamas to release our hostages as well as its rejection of all the proposals it received from the American presidential envoy Steve Witkoff and the

Yemen: new American strikes

Media controlled by the Houthis reported on Monday and Tuesday of new American strikes in western Yemen. According to the Houthis' news agency, Saba, “an American aggression strike targeted the Bajel region in Hodeida Governorate.” The Houthis reported early Tuesday of additional American raids in two sectors of the capital, Sanaa, on their Ansarollah site. The Houthis also said they had carried out a third attack in 48 hours against the American aircraft carrier Harry Truman in the Red Sea, in response to American strikes on the country, saying they had targeted the ship “successfully” using two cruise missiles and two drones, as well as

Immigration: two legislative proposals true to Bruno Retailleau's line announced

This Tuesday, the senatorial right is launching its major maneuvers on immigration with two bills faithful to the line of Bruno Retailleau, Minister of the Interior in search of results. The LR group in the upper house, the main force in this Assembly, is putting the migration issue back on track with two bills examined at first reading

Germany: German MPs vote on Friedrich Merz's investment plan

This Tuesday, German MPs vote on Friedrich Merz's giant investment plan. This is a major plan for a country that wants to spend lavishly to rearm and modernize in order to face the upheavals of the world. Before the vote, the probable future chancellor is preparing to bury the dogma of budgetary orthodoxy, of which he has always been a staunch defender, “the situation has worsened

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The Constitutional Council is considering Tuesday the issue of ineligibility sentences with provisional execution, while Marine Le Pen, herself threatened with not being able to run for president in the 2027 presidential election, will be fixed on her fate in two weeks.

This Tuesday, Emmanuel Macron went to the 116 air base in Luxeuil-les-Bains, in Haute-Saône, at the heart of the French “sky police” system. It is happening within the framework of NATO, which has also contributed to nuclear deterrence.

For having shot a bear that had just attacked him, in 2021, during a wild boar fight in the Pyrenees, a hunter appeared on Tuesday and Wednesday before the Criminal Court

The management of Les Bleus announced in Clairefontaine that the French team striker Marcus Thuram, injured in an ankle, is out of the matches against Croatia in the Nations League quarterfinals.