Some twenty French newspapers have joined forces with Agence France Presse and Google France to define what is true and what is false during elections. A new version of Pravda (Truth, in Russian) ?
After a difficult day in Paris on Saturday, some demonstrators braved the authorities under the Eiffel Tower while others headed for Brussels.
Despite the ban on entering the capital, thousands of vehicles managed to enter Paris where clashes took place with the police, particularly around the Arc-de-Triomphe.
Several rally points are planned this Friday in Nancy and Metz. A hundred vehicles will arrive at the parking lot of the Sapinière in Laxou (54) as well as in Semécourt (57) before heading to Paris.
Are the energy choices in the programs of the 10 main presidential candidates (Dupont-Aignan, Hidalgo, Jadot, Le Pen, Macron, Mélenchon, Pécresse, Roussel, Taubira, Zemmour) in terms of electricity, gas, and nuclear energy relevant for companies and the French ?
Thousands of citizens angry against Macron’s policies, against the high cost of living, against the technocratic decisions of Paris have decided to converge on the capital to say their fed up.
While Canadian truckers continue to blockade Ottawa, the “Freedom Convoy” is being organized in France and Europe. There will be a lot of people on the roads from February 11 to 14.
Located in Jarville-la-Malgrange, in the suburbs of Nancy, the retirement home Le Haut du Bois was affected by a Covid-19 cluster: 31 residents and 12 caregivers were infected and there were two deaths.
For the first time, a QR code is included on the electoral card that will be sent to all registered voters for the presidential and legislative elections.
Twenty international scientists from different disciplines are calling for an international investigation into the origins of the pandemic, in the spirit of the Olympic Charter. Here is their text.
Viewpoint. From Sunday, Israel will abolish the “green passport” (vaccination pass). It is one of the most vaccinated countries in the world (4 doses) and the one with the highest number of hospitalizations. This raises questions about its health strategy, as Professor Jean-Michel Claverie does here.
The 27ᵉ report of the Fondation Abbé Pierre draws up a critical assessment of the Macron quinquennium, far from the promises of a housing “supply shock” while the country has four million poorly housed and 300,000 homeless people.
