Fatal shoot-out in Luberon: two men indicted and imprisoned
The Marseille prosecutor announced that two men were indicted on Thursday evening for murder in an organized gang and imprisoned, four days after the shooting that left two dead, including the bride, at the end of a wedding in a village in Luberon. According to a statement from prosecutor Nicolas Bessone, the two men, arrested Sunday morning a few hours after the facts, were part of a group of four attackers, one of whom was killed and the other is “

Sunday, around 04:15 in the morning, in the car park at the exit of the village of Goult in Luberon, where a wedding party had ended, four hooded men, arriving by car, broke into the vehicle in which came from &# 39; enter the married couple, the bride's niece and her partner, as well as the bride's 13-year-old nephew, recalls the prosecutor

Summit in Brussels: agreement of the 27 to extend sanctions against Russia

Meeting at a summit in Brussels, the leaders of the 27 member countries of the European Union agreed to extend their sanctions against Russia for six months. The EU has already adopted 17 sanctions “packages” since the Russian invasion of Ukraine on February 24, 2022. These sanctions must be renewed unanimously by the 27 every six months, and Hungary, the country closest to Russia in the EU, regularly threatens to oppose them.

Pensions: François Bayrou is trying to regain control of the file

François Bayrou tried to regain control of the pension file. He noted “progress” between the social partners, considering that a “compromise” on the delicate subject of hardship was possible in the coming weeks and committed himself to bringing the dossier before Parliament. Three days after the withdrawal without agreement of the pension conclave put in place after his arrival in Matignon to avoid the censorship of the socialists, François Bayrou nevertheless welcomed “remarkably useful” work, saying he was “impressed by the progress” between unions and employers, “a sign of hope for social democracy”.

Gaza Strip: 65 people killed on Thursday, Spain denounces a “genocide”
The Gaza Strip experienced another deadly day, with 65 people killed by the Israeli army, according to emergency services. The Spanish Prime Minister, Pedro Sanchez, denounces a “genocide”. The UN says that after more than 20 months of a devastating conflict, the population of Gaza is on the verge of famine. Over the course of the day, the Gaza Civil Defense increased the number of people killed by Israeli fire in various areas of Palestinian territory, setting the death toll at 65 in the evening. According to the spokesperson for this first-aid organization, Mahmoud Bassal, seven of them were killed while waiting to receive help.

IN A NUTSHELL

As the European Commission is preparing to launch the ratification process, Emmanuel Macron reiterated on Thursday that the free trade agreement between the EU and the Mercosur countries was unacceptable “as it is” for France, pushing at a minimum for the complete.

The parliamentary “niche” of the UDR group was cut short on Thursday without the group, allied to the RN, having succeeded in getting any of its texts approved or even voted on. The debates stopped prematurely after a showdown between the president of the group Eric Ciotti and the Minister of Justice Gérald Darmanin, accused of being complicit in the obstruction of

The new Tende tunnel, a vital link between the Roya Valley (Alpes-Maritimes) and Italy, will be inaugurated late Friday afternoon by the French and Italian Transport Ministers, Philippe Tabarot and Matteo Salvini.

Several American media have announced that Lalo Schifrin, the composer of the music for “Mission Impossible” and other famous movies like “Bullitt” and “Starsky and Hutch”, died Thursday at the age of 93.

Manchester City, already qualified for the round of 16 of the Club World Cup, locked first place in Group G, crushing Juventus (5-2) after a performance as effective as it was attractive, in Orlando.