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While his party is likely to lose a majority in the House of Representatives, or even in the Senate, in mid-term elections, the US President on Monday promised to pay $1 million to anyone in possession of information leading to an election fraud conviction.
Discussions began in Matignon between Sébastien Lecornu and the high school representatives, received separately from the student organizations. After a month of challenge, the government is looking for a way out of the mobilization, notably through requests for additional university places and better study conditions. Explanations from Lou Kisiela, live from Matignon.
On the eve of the legislative elections in Israel, Gadi Eisenkot promises to bring together a deeply divided country. The former Chief of Staff, who became Benjamin Netanyahu's main rival, placed national unity at the heart of his speech and also addressed voters in Likud. The latest polls announce a tight balance of power between the two blocs, with no majority assured to govern. The story of Sophie Samaille.
Six months before the presidential election, Marine Le Pen called on the French at a press conference at the party headquarters on Tuesday to choose a "political break". The candidate of the National Rally recommends making "140 billion euros net savings" over five years so that France avoids "the default" of payment.
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".
For the past few weeks, Dakar has been reconnecting with power cuts. While in recent years Senegal had managed to solve the overall supply and distribution of electricity, the floods are back in this month of September exasperating the Senegalese as the country goes through a period of heavy heat.
The police have not yet established a link between these deaths and a serial killer, but they are studying this possibility.
