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Student protests, new programs, after being blocked by the day-to-day staff

Students held nearly two and a half hours in the evening demanding the resignation of Professor Mehrjah Nihha, the principal of the capital's Government College of Human Sciences (Serrey Home Economics College). The next event was announced by the students after a press conference held on Thursday night after 2pm. Then, after tonight's program, they went back to campus and went back to work. Student pic

Three defeats in 10 days: is the golden age of the ultra-right in the world over?

In 10 days, the elections in Brazil, Israel and the United States were filled with defeats for ultra-right leaders. Brazil was the only Latin American country to resist the ultra-right wave, with a surprising victory of Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva; in Israel, Benjamin Netanyahu lost the majority in Parliament; and Donald Trump suffered a defeat in the half-term elections, in which he lost control of both chambers of Congress. We discussed the theme at the # InvitadoDelDiaF24 with Adrián Ortiz Client, professor of international relations at the European University of Valencia.

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False bomb alerts on European airlines force emergency landings

For the second time this week, several European airlines received false bomb threats. At least 12 flights were affected, with unscheduled or escorted deviations and landings, and travel disorders. Irene Savio, correspondent in Rome, extended the information.

Chaos in European airspace

Bomb alerts are increasing in the European sky. On Thursday, a Dublin-Rome flight was diverted to a French military base, escorted by two fighter aircraft. How do the authorities deal with these threats? Could these incidents be part of a strategy of hybrid attacks against Europe? Gérard Feldzer, a former airline pilot and aviation consultant, decrypts the procedures and issues involved in these alerts.