International news in seven languages
Topic
The speech of the far-right parties, National Rally and Reconquest!, has been challenged since the racist terrorist attack that killed one in Trappes. Prime Minister Sébastien Lecornu denounced on Tuesday before the National Assembly "the words that end up arming those who act". An analysis to which the semiologist Cécile Alduy, specialist of speeches of the far right, subscribes.
Spain is experiencing a period of mourning in the face of the collision of two trains which took place on Wednesday 28 October in the morning, leaving 64 dead and nearly 200 injured. The Spanish Prime Minister intends to provide "psychological and material assistance" to the victims and survivors of this tragedy.
The National Assembly observed a minute of silence for the victims of the racist attack in Trappes, which resulted in one death and five injuries. If the minute of silence was respected, the concord did not last long. The question-and-answer session to the government turned to the pugilat where each accused the other of being responsible for a harmful atmosphere. Prime Minister Sébastien Lecornu denounced a "political recel" and called the "sursaut".
At least 46 people died on Wednesday 28 October in the collision of two high-speed trains about 150 km south of Madrid. Spanish Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez said he was "dismayed" by this "serious" accident. The details of Maude Petit-Jové, correspondent France 24 in Spain
Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, and his rival Gadi Eisenkot, given a tie in the parliamentary elections on Tuesday, 27 October, but far from the majority, both said they were ready to form a government, promising intense negotiations. Israelis took a massive part in the election, with a turnout of 77.7%, the highest since 1999. The explanations of Bruno Daroux, an international columnist in France 24.
A minute of silence was observed on Tuesday in the National Assembly in tribute to the victims of the racist attack who killed one and wounded five Friday in Trappes and La Verrière. Prime Minister Sébastien Lecornu accused the left-wing MPs who left the Chamber during the question-and-question session of the government of "recel politician" and "doing the game of the RN".
1999, 2006, 2019, 2023... How many times have Benjamin Netanyahu been announced as a political end? The Israeli Prime Minister went through electoral defeats, was dropped by his allies, prosecuted, and even accused of war crimes and crimes against humanity by the ICC. In every crisis, many predicted the end of his political career. Every time, however, he thwarted the prognosis. On 27 October, the Israelis were called to the polls to elect their deputies and so choose whether Netanyahu would again remain Prime Minister. How did he manage to maintain his
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has been leading his country for nearly 17 years, almost continuously. Will he be able to stay in power after Tuesday's parliamentary elections? His last term of office has more than ever divided Israeli society and will remain marked by the attacks on 7 October, his conflict management in Gaza, Iran and Lebanon, and his controversial judicial reform. Report by David Gilberg.
Spanish Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez promised Saturday to "strengthen" housing legislation if he obtained an absolute majority in the legislative elections scheduled for 29 November, while the housing crisis provoked a strong mobilization across Spain
Spanish Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez promised Saturday to "strengthen" housing legislation if he obtained an absolute majority in the legislative elections scheduled for 29 November. The housing crisis is generating a strong mobilisation across Spain.
Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu refused to assume any personal responsibility for what happened or to order a state investigation.
The mobilization of high school students does not weaken. A further call for demonstrations was launched on 13 October. Prime Minister Sébastien Lecornu tried, in a speech, to calm the anger without achieving it. Other sectors could also mobilize with the government's fear of a convergence of struggles.
British Prime Minister Andy Burnham is in Berlin to meet Chancellor Friedrich Merz, with Ukraine and European security at the heart of the discussions. The two leaders must also talk about economic cooperation and investment, while London and Berlin are considering the creation of a direct rail link between London and Berlin.
Since the beginning of the week, the blocking movement of high schools has grown and many images of violence are associated with it. An opportunity for politicians to fight on this issue. Prime Minister Sébastien Lecornu assured that a student had been attacked. The Minister of National Education Edouard Geffray that staff had been sprinkled with gasoline. Is that true? Decryption in Info Intox with Jules BOITEAU.
Ten years after the Brexit referendum, the hypothesis of a rapprochement between London and Brussels comes back into the British political debate. Prime Minister Andy Burnham even mentioned the possibility of the UK being reintegrated into the EU. While the prospect of a "Bretturn" seems still far away, "there is certainly much better to do than to maintain the status quo," says Sébastien Maillard, special adviser at the Jacques Delors Institute.
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu promised Friday to "pay a high price" to possible sponsors of the attack on Flydubai flight. According to him, the co-pilot "intended to crash the aircraft with his passengers".
The Prime Minister, Sébastien Lecornu, presented Thursday morning, the draft law on the financing of social security (PLFSS) in the Council of Ministers, which plans to divide the deficit almost by two in 2027, thanks in particular to the important efforts demanded from pensioners, social policy holders and businesses...
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu visited the United Arab Emirates on Sunday to meet with his leader during a visit that was not announced by either country, reported several Israeli media outlets.
The authorities of Bangkok, the Thai capital, declared on Saturday the state of natural disaster in all 50 districts of the city, after 48 hours of diluvian rains that flooded homes, shops and roads. Prime Minister Anutin Charnvirakul shortened a trip to London to return home after nearly 300 millimetres of rain fell on the metropolis between Thursday afternoon and Saturday morning, according to the authorities.
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, isolated on the international scene spoke Thursday at the UN rostrum
