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Between the historical deterioration of its debt, an uncertain fiscal trajectory and a rise in social grunt, France is concerned about the markets and the international economic press. To describe this defiance, the Rexecode Institute proposed the acronym "Frogs", with reference to the sobriquet of "grenouilles" which the British affront us.
On the front page of the press, the mobilization of French high school students, who say they want to continue their movement this week against the backdrop of a financial and social crisis, while a study published today states that poverty has never affected so many French people. The anger of the Israeli government after the British Greens adopted yesterday a motion stating that Zionism is "a form of racism". And the last game tomorrow of Messi with Argentina.
Donald Trump criticized on Monday the release of the five British arrested on Sunday for an alleged attack on a military base in England. The US President did not rule out Iran's possible role in this project.
The five men arrested on Sunday morning near a military base in England used by the American army and suspected of a "terrorist" attack project are British between 23 and 25 years old, the anti-terrorist police announced on Monday.
An event book was released on September 22 in bookstores: Charles SPENCER's latest book, "The Song of the Swan, Diana, My Sister". Twenty-nine years after Lady Diana's tragic death, this biography ignites England. The royal family was then accused of indifference, while the young woman was very popular with the British. The explanations of Philip Turne, columnist in France 24.
