Immigration: Brussels will propose a new law promoting deportations

The European Commission will propose new legislation to encourage the deportations of irregular migrants, announced Commission President Ursula von der Leyen in a letter to the 27.

“The Commission will present a new legislative proposal” with “clear obligations of cooperation for returned persons” and the desire to “streamline the return process effectively”, said Ms von der Leyen, thus responding to the request of several EU member states.

RN trial: Marine Le Pen revolves around the case

The European Parliament is a “blob that swallows up everything”, so care must be taken to ensure that elected officials do not get “eaten”: for her first interview before the criminal court, Marine Le Pen multiplied metaphors, even if it meant avoiding specific questions to defend herself on the political field.

But the ex-boss of the National Front, now National Rally, defended herself relentlessly, suspected of embezzling public funds alongside 24 other defendants for having set up a system of MEPs' assistants paid by the European Parliament, for the sole benefit of her movement politics.

UN: UN peacekeepers will keep “all their positions” in Lebanon, according to their leader

UN peacekeepers will keep their current positions in Lebanon despite calls from Israel to move as fighting with Hezbollah intensifies, said their leader, Jean-Pierre Lacroix.

Tensions between Israel and UNIFIL have increased in recent days. Five of its soldiers were injured by the Israeli army.

UNIFIL, which has more than 9,500 members, is deployed in southern Lebanon to buffer Israel. She denounced “shocking violations” by Israel against its positions, including the entry “in force” on Sunday of two Israeli tanks in one of

Mbappé/PSG dispute: LFP considers the club's appeal on Tuesday

PSG and Kylian Mbappé are meeting before the Joint Appeals Committee of the Professional Football League (LFP) on Tuesday at 15:00 after the Parisian club called in the Paris club's appeal in the case of 55 million euros in unpaid salaries and other bonuses claimed by its former star.

This hearing was the subject of a new battle between the player and his former club on Monday via social networks and a press release issued following an article in the Swedish daily Aftonbladet. According to the media, a rape investigation was opened by the Swedish police after Mbappé and his entourage visited Stockholm last week

Another Swedish newspaper, Expressen, claimed that Mbappé was directly under investigation for “rape and sexual assault” and considered “reasonably suspicious”, which is the lowest level of suspicion under Swedish law.

"FAKE NEWS!!!! It's becoming so predictable, watching the audience as if by chance,” the Real Madrid player protested on the social network X, establishing a link between the Aftonbladet article and

IN A NUTSHELL

The Court of Cassation ruled on Tuesday on the possible prescription of the security component of the investigation into the attack in Karachi in Pakistan in 2002, in which two former shipyard managers were accused of manslaughter for possible negligence.

The night-time curfew in Martinique, affected by a protest movement against the high cost of living, has been extended until next Monday.

No more playing at Ubisoft: several unions are calling employees on Tuesday for a three-day strike, the second this year, while the French video game giant is going through a difficult period with sales at half-mast and the delay of a major game, amid rumours of a takeover of the company.

The IT heavyweight Atos began the final stage of its safeguard procedure on Tuesday, by submitting to the Nanterre Commercial Court a restructuring plan aimed at alleviating its colossal debt.

Football, France won 2 to 1 in Belgium in the match of the 4th day of the Nations League A (group 2), in Brussels.

In Munich, Germany won 1-0 against the Netherlands and qualified for the quarterfinals of the competition.