Negotiations on Ukraine: a “crucial week” ahead

The United States predicted that negotiations on Ukraine will enter a “crucial week” on Monday. They are pressuring Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky to renounce Crimea in exchange for peace with Russia. While the fighting shows no sign of abating, these hopes were expressed by US Secretary of State Marco Rubio

According to Mr. Zelensky, on the night of Saturday to Sunday, Russia launched an attack with 150 drones and missiles. Washington did not reveal the details of its peace plan, but suggested freezing the front line and having Kiev concede Crimea to Russia in exchange for the end of hostilities, something that Kiev does not want to hear about. North Korea also confirmed on Monday for the first time the presence of its troops in Russia.

Vatican City: Cardinals must set the schedule for the Conclave to elect a new pope

The cardinals could decide on Monday on the convening date of the conclave that will elect the future head of the Catholic Church. During the conclave, the 135 cardinal electors will meet in the Sistine Chapel in the Vatican to choose in the greatest secrecy a successor to Francis, who died of a stroke on Easter Monday at the age of 88. The Argentine Jesuit was buried like seven popes before him in a private ceremony on Saturday in the Basilica of Santa Maria Maggiore, one of the four pontifical basilicas in Rome, where he had chosen to be buried.

Justice: the trial of the resounding Kim Kardashian robbery in 2016 opens in Paris

The queen of influencers Kim Kardashian was robbed in early October 2016 in her hotel room in the middle of fashion week by old thugs who arrived by bike and dressed up as police officers. The trial of this sensational theft of jewelry worth nine million euros begins on Monday in Paris. This ultra-media trial, during which two worlds will face each other until May 23, must begin at 2.30 p.m. in the capital's historic courthouse. Kim Kardashian, 44, said she would come to testify on May 13

Ligue 1: Marseille did a very good job

With a view to qualifying for the Champions League while Lille, which beat Angers (2-0), climbed onto the podium, Marseille, easy winner of Brest at the Velodrome (4-1), consolidated its 2nd place in Ligue 1 on Sunday and performed a very good operation. The green card in Rome decided by the Italian OM coach Roberto De Zerbi has borne fruit. The technician succeeded and it was a winning team that overcame the Brestois.

IN SHORT

More than 50 days after the establishment of a total blockade on aid entering the war-ravaged Gaza Strip, the International Court of Justice (ICJ) will open a week of hearings on Monday devoted to Israel's humanitarian obligations towards Palestinians.

Canada votes on Monday to choose the prime minister responsible for dealing with an unprecedented crisis and negotiating with Donald Trump whose trade war and threats of annexation have upset the country.

Doctors are mobilizing, between strike on Monday and demonstration on Tuesday, against a bill to regulate the establishment of their profession.

During a debate without a vote on an otherwise explosive subject, around which the National Rally is threatening to censor, deputies will have the opportunity to speak in the hemicycle on Monday in the hemicycle on “France's energy sovereignty”.

Ce soir, la 36th Nuit des Molières decides between the best theater shows and performers of the year, with the actresses Isabelle Carré, Laure Calamy and Marina Hands or the comedian Paul Mirabel among the candidates for the awards.