South Korean President Yoon Suk Yeol, threatened with impeachment after his attempt to impose martial law a week ago, said Thursday that he “will fight until the last minute”accusing the opposition of provoking “a national crisis”. The opposition-controlled Parliament, which plans to submit a new motion to vote on Saturday to remove him from office, … Read more
French President Emmanuel Macron said in Riyadh on Tuesday that France and Saudi Arabia had the “will to move forward” towards the conclusion of a contract to sell Rafale fighter planes to the powerful Gulf monarchy. “In terms of security and defense, we have very clearly improved things (…) with the desire to move forward … Read more
Rarely implemented, article 50-1 of the Constitution allows the government to ask the Assembly to debate and vote on a theme. To respond to agricultural anger, Michel Barnier wanted MEPs to comment on the negotiations between the European Union and Mercosur. A free trade agreement with South American countries (Brazil, Argentina, Paraguay, Uruguay and Bolivia) … Read more
Live a century? The majority of French people want it, but not at any price. This is what the 2024 edition of the barometer on “Aging France” reveals from the Landoy Club, a circle of companies dedicated to the demographic revolution (founded by the Bayard group, which publishes The Cross). The survey, carried out with … Read more
The Cross : What motivated the writing of this work? M. D. :“When you are green and decreasing, isn’t it irresponsible to have a large family? »I have often been asked. Two other questions arise from this: Should we protect the planet by having fewer children? but also, should we protect our children from a … Read more
It is now the final stretch in this long trial. This Wednesday, November 20, the floor will be given to Gisèle Pélicot’s lawyers. Then, from Monday, it will be the indictment of the prosecution, scheduled to last three days. Then, for three weeks, the departmental criminal court will hear the pleadings of the lawyers of … Read more
La Croix and the media Brut are launching the “We need to talk” operation, which allows people who have divergent opinions to discuss, in real life, for an hour or two. Among those registered for the event on November 23, Baptiste, 39, independent designer, who cultivates a taste for debate.
Despite the difficulties of organic farming, distributors specializing in organic products Biocoop and Naturalia showed their optimism this week in view of rather well-oriented sales, on the sidelines of the show intended for the general public Marjolaine which is being held until Monday at the Parc Floral in Paris. If they regret a “very unfavorable … Read more
Is Catholic education under contract under surveillance? It is a feeling that bishops can express more or less openly. In recent months, various controversies, notably around the Parisian Stanislas College or the Immaculée-Conception in Pau, have placed private Catholic education under the fire of criticism. In question, its supposed elitism, its financing but also its … Read more
Faced with debates on the budget which are getting bogged down in the Assembly, the left and the main Macronist group, Ensemble pour la République (EPR), announced on Thursday that they wanted to withdraw amendments in order to be able to “go to the vote” on this crucial text for the Barnier government. The four … Read more