Paris: Le Pen launches the counteroffensive
After the shocking judgment against Marine Le Pen, the RN is organizing the political and media counteroffensive on Tuesday by taking the opinion as a witness. He is demanding an appeal trial fast enough to hope to maintain his presidential candidacy. After the conviction of Marine Le Pen to an immediate sentence of five years of ineligibility in the case of European parliamentary assistants RN, the president of the RN has already warned on X that he would go to Cnews/Europe 1 to denounce a “democratic scandal”.

Franco-Algerian relationship: Macron and Tebboune relaunch their cooperation

After months of crisis, the French presidents Emmanuel Macron and Algerian Abdelmadjid Tebboune announced on Monday a relaunch of the bilateral relationship, which remains however suspended on the release of the writer Boualem Sansal and international policy issues. operating in both countries. The head of French diplomacy Jean-Noël Barrot will go to Algiers on 6 April in order to “quickly give” the desired new impetus to the relationship

Fight against drug trafficking: Deputies are expected to adopt a bill on Tuesday afternoon

After seven days of lively debates on this key text of the government's security policy, deputies are expected to adopt a senatorial bill on Tuesday afternoon to “get France out of the drug trafficking trap”. While all groups agreed on its objectives in the face of a plague that has largely overwhelmed cities, they have often clashed over the impact of the measures envisaged on public freedoms and the rights of defence, and on their effectiveness.

Notion of non-consent: the debates arrive in the hemicycle on Tuesday

The debates that stir up lawyers and feminist associations arrive in the hemicycle on Tuesday. This is the question of including the concept of non-consent in the criminal definition of rape. Deputies are responsible for studying a text with a strong symbolic significance. There is no consensus on the measure. For some, it is necessary to fight against “impunity.” For others, it is useless or even counterproductive.

Bombings: Iran must have a nuclear weapon in case of attack

After threats from American President Donald Trump, Tehran warned Iran on Monday evening. According to him, Iran should acquire nuclear weapons in the event of an attack on the country. Western countries, led by the United States, have suspected Iran for decades of wanting to acquire nuclear weapons. The country rejects these allegations and claims that its program exists only for civilian purposes, especially for energy.
In an interview with the American channel NBC published on Sunday, Donald Trump assured that “there will be (it) bombings” in Iran in the absence of an Iranian nuclear agreement. “If they don't sign an agreement, there will be bombings,” he insisted.

IN A NUTSHELL

The Chinese army announced on Tuesday that it had mobilized ground, sea and air forces around Taiwan for large-scale military exercises. The exercise aims to put in place the conditions for a blockade of the island

In a new strike on Beirut, the Israeli army said on Tuesday that it had killed a leader of the Lebanese Shiite movement Hezbollah, an ally of Gazan Hamas.

Public broadcasting personnel are called to strike again on Tuesday against the project to merge their companies, which the deputies will discuss in committee in the evening.

Three years after a tragedy that shocked the whole country, the trial of a nursery worker, who killed a baby by making him swallow a caustic Destop product, opens on Tuesday in Lyon.

In the first round of the Bucharest clay tournament, Richard Gasquet, ranked 148th in the world, won 4-6, 7-5, 6-1 against the Dutch Botic van de Zandschulp (88th) against the Dutch Botic van de Zandschulp (88th) for his first victory of the year against a player ranked in the Top 100.