Pensions: the “Conclave” meets again on Thursday

The pension “conclave”, which is supposed to entrust the social partners with the improvement of the 2023 reform, is meeting again on Thursday, in the dark. Trade unions and employers' organizations will meet on Thursday 20 and 27 March to discuss “professional wear and tear”, two subjects to which unions are

Ukraine: Chiefs of Staff from around 30 countries in the United Kingdom to discuss a peacekeeping plan

This Thursday, the chiefs of staff of some thirty countries ready to contribute to security guarantees for Ukraine are meeting in the United Kingdom to discuss a peacekeeping plan in the event of a ceasefire with Russia. British Prime Minister Keir Starmer said on Saturday at a virtual summit of around thirty leaders from Europe, Ukraine, Turkey, Canada and Australia that Thursday's meeting would be devoted to the “operational phase” of their peacekeeping plan in the event of a ceasefire

IVG: a memorial law will be voted on in the Senate

This Thursday, the Senate is preparing to vote on a text to rehabilitate women convicted of having an illegal abortion before the decriminalization of abortion. A bill from the socialist group, put forward by the former minister for women's rights Laurence Rossignol, seems in fact on track to be adopted at first reading in the afternoon, before being transmitted to the National

Paris: Investors and defense companies in Bercy on Thursday

As part of the national defense effort solemnly called for by Emmanuel Macron on 5 March, investors and defense companies are meeting Thursday in Bercy to think about the best ways for the former to finance the latter. Matignon indicated that the new situation, generated by the evolution of the American position towards Ukraine and the Russian threat, “requires an acceleration of our

Assassin's Creed Shadows: the biggest project of the French giant Ubisoft

French giant Ubisoft is launching its biggest project, “Assassin's Creed Shadows”, on Thursday. If they fail, the future of the company and the stability of the sector in Europe are threatened. Since 2020, Ubisoft, one of the biggest players in video games in the world with nearly 18,000 employees, has experienced a long series of setbacks. These are disappointing launches, falling stock prices, sexual and moral harassment scandals targeting former managers, strike movements

IN A NUTSHELL

The seven contenders to succeed German Thomas Bach split on Thursday in Greece to take the lead in world sport, after months of suspense.

The Yvelines prefecture indicated that an accident involving four Republican Guard buses carrying a total of more than a hundred soldiers (all weapons combined) left 36 injured on Wednesday in Yvelines 36 injured, including one seriously, but without a life-threatening prognosis.

On Wednesday, MEPs approved in the hemicycle one of the most criticized measures in the text aimed at fighting drug trafficking. This measure provides for the creation of a new solitary confinement regime for the biggest traffickers

On Wednesday, France returned 133 pre-Columbian archaeological pieces that are part of the cultural heritage of this Central American country to Honduras. These pieces had been in the possession of the Quai Branly Museum in Paris since the 1980s

In the first round of the Miami Masters 1000, French veteran Gaël Monfils, 38 (world No 46), defeated 6-3, 3-6, 6-4 the Hungarian Fabian Marozsan (59th) in the first round of the Miami Masters 1000.