Emmy Awards: "The Lady's Game" and "The Crown" awarded

"The Lady's Game", a Netflix production that features a tormented young chess prodigy, won the Emmy Award for Best Miniseries. This worldwide success, which exploded registrations in chess clubs after its broadcast, faced the Marvel series "WandaVision" and "Mare of Easttown" with Kate Winslet. "The Crown," another Netflix series that romanticizes the life of the British royal family, triumphed Sunday night at the Emmy Awards by winning the award for best drama series. The series also won the Emmys for Best Actor and Best Actress. Since its launch in 2007, the video-on-demand platform has collected nominations but had never before won an Emmy Award, the equivalent of the Oscars of American television, in the most prestigious categories (drama series, comedy or limited series).

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The Islamic State of Afghanistan (IS-K) group claimed "three separate bombings" that targeted three "Taliban vehicles" on Saturday in Jalalabad, then a "bomb attack" on Sunday against "a Taliban vehicle".

French Minister of the Armed Forces Florence Parly arrived in Niger to discuss with the authorities the ongoing transformation of the French military apparatus in the Sahel in which the Niamey air base could in the future play an increased role.

Paul Rusesabagina, whose story inspired the film "Hotel Rwanda" (which recounts his rescue of more than 1,000 people during the Tutsi genocide of 1994), will be fixed on Monday on his fate. This Hutu faces life imprisonment.

Paris SG, who lined up his magic trident Messi-Mbappé-Neymar at kick-off, scored a sixth victory in six Ligue 1 matches by beating Lyon (2-1) in the final minutes on Sunday at the Parc des Princes.