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Replaced courseup, no more than 28 students in second class, redesign of schedules... The government announced on Monday several measures to try to extinguish the high school protest.
Documentary Yoram Ron is live from Taybeh, West Bank.
The government is reviewing its copy in the face of high school anger. Classes of second limited to 28 students, additional means and reviewed courseup: Sébastien Lecornu and his Minister of National Education multiply the announcements to put an end to the crisis. Will these measures suffice to calm the youth? Anger does not stop at the doors of high schools: new mobilizations are planned on the next Saturdays against expensive life, with purchasing power always at the heart of the demands.
#Israel: The polling stations have opened for the legislatures, which are announcing tighter than ever. Our reporters went there. Follow the Israeli elections on France 24.
The US and Israel have teased strikes around their elections, particularly against Iran's civilian infrastructure.
The 'data centers' sector has a heavy burden on the rules in the process and calls on the Council of State to have an impact on the opinion of the advisory body. It does not rule out going to court to prevent him from seeing the light
Housing states that the aid is directed to a thirty projects on soils of the state company Casa 47, which will then rent the floors at affordable prices
The Ministry of Culture awards the award to the Catalan writer, columnist of EL PAIS, for his "post-modern fiction" and "metalitarian project supported by the appointment, mestizaje and the game of essays"
The judge cites three Moroccans who accessed the city during the mass entrance as witnesses
As Israelis head to the polls, the country's conflict with Iran casts a long shadow over the ballot box. But any leadership changes in Israel may not be enough to shake up its grand strategy on Tehran.
At the heart of an autumn marked by numerous protest movements sometimes turning to looting, the Senate is looking at Tuesday's bill "casseurs-payeurs" and its measures decried on the solidarity responsibility of troublemakers and the seizure of their social benefits. The government also wants to create an urgent procedure to request the express withdrawal of content calling for "insurgency or armament against the State" published on social networks.
Israeli voters will decide on Tuesday the fate of Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu in parliamentary elections, during which they will review his assessment since Hamas' deadly attack on October 7, 2023.
Centrist Gadi Eisenkot, Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's main rival to the legislature, on Tuesday called on voters to drive out of power "the worst government" in Israel's history.
Harry Kane became the first Englishman in 25 years to win the Ballon d’Or on Monday. Kane scored 73 goals for club and country last campaign and smashed scoring records at the World Cup, where he captained England to a third-place finish.
AI-driven Flock cameras made by an Atlanta-based company are sprouting up across the US, sparking alarm and bipartisan, citizen-driven campaigns as the new technology emerges as a 2026 midterm campaign issue. While politicians hedge and local officials rush to sign contracts, community volunteers attempt to address an issue with major implications for future generations. But it might be too late.
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu cast his vote on Tuesday (October 27) in Israel’s general election. FRANCE 24's Clovis Casali tells us more.
PRESS REVIEW – Tuesday, October 27: The Israeli, Palestinian and Lebanese papers break down what's at stake on election day for Israel and its neighbours. Also, the French government announces its first major concessions to protesting high school students, hoping to calm the movement. Finally, Harry Kane's Ballon d'Or means Lamine Yamal and Kylian Mbappé will have to wait their turn.
The Trump Administration's Justice Department seeks to charge former FBI Chief James Comey with the alleged disclosure of sensitive information to 'The New York Times' in 2016, a decade after the events. The defence maintains that the charge is legally invalid because the Government did not, within the legal time limit, submit the type of charge required by federal law, and has requested a judge to dismiss the case.
The French Government announced a package of measures to respond to student protests that have been shaking the country for weeks, but the educational unions and student organizations consider the concessions insufficient.
In the newspaper tour, articles dealing with Netanyahu ' s recruitment of an intimidating speech from Iran in the midst of electoral competition, arguing about the willingness of the United States to fight wars in space, as well as the profound impact of grief, and why it is not enough time to recover from loss.
