Russia: Concern over the fate of Laurent Vinatier
Moscow is reportedly demanding the lifting of sanctions against Russian artists, including singer Polina Gagarina, who is reputed to be very close to the Kremlin.
Society
Julian Assange is now “free”
The whistleblower and founder of Wikileaks has reached a settlement with the US justice system.
Legislative elections : Macron throws everything into the campaign
With 18 days to go before the first round of early parliamentary elections, the French President castigates the extremes and attempts to salvage the situation in the face of a probable defeat for the presidential majority.
“My God, why did you take them from me?”
That’s the question that 82-year-old Gilbert Thouvenin asks himself every day. His wife and three of his four children committed suicide, victims both of the little-known illness of bipolarity and of the wickedness of a family in their small village. Summary of his book “L’homme qui ne doit pas vieillir*” and interview.
Mohamed Amra, escaped or kidnapped?
Two days after the attack on the prison van, which left two dead and three wounded, specialists in organized crime are wondering whether the prisoner was freed by accomplices or whether he was exfiltrated “to make him pay”.
Solidarity with Gaza extends to French universities
French universities are increasingly mobilizing in support of the Palestinian cause and against Israel’s actions in Gaza. The movement that began at Sciences Po Paris has spread to several cities.
For Iran, Israel is not invincible
Iran’s historic attack on Israel on the night of April 13-14, 2024 showed that the Hebrew state and its allies would not last long in the face of high-intensity aggression. Here’s why.
Iranian drones and missiles against Israel
Last night Iran launched a massive drone and missile attack against Israel in retaliation for the Hebrew state’s attack on the Iranian consulate in Damascus. So far, no casualties have been reported. But the risk of escalation is worrying the international community.
Female infidelity, a taboo that persists
Female infidelity reveals women’s adoption of a more hedonistic approach to sexuality.
Paris 2024 : Safety as an Olympic discipline
From July 26 to August 11, 2024, France will host 10,500 Olympic and 4,350 Paralympic athletes from 205 nations, 40 competition venues, 6,000 journalists, 40,000 volunteers, 45,000 law enforcement forces. Thirteen million tickets are on sale.
“The new profiles of organized crime”
Michel Quillé, former Director of the Criminal Investigation Department and former Deputy Director of Europol, has just been awarded the Giovanni Falcone 2024 Prize. Interview with Michel Quillé.
The extraordinary virtues of phycocyanin
The pigment in Spirulina, C-phycocyanin has exceptional antioxidant properties. It is recommended, in particular, to combat Covid-long.