The information not to be missed
The President of the Republic Emmanuel Macron will explain this Thursday evening at 8 p.m. on TF 1 and France 2 on the issues of France's support for Ukraine, just after the votes of parliamentarians on this subject.
After the National Assembly on Tuesday, the Senate largely approved the security agreement between Paris and kyiv on Wednesday.
Three months before the European elections, this interview will also de facto mark his entry into the campaign.
The head of state is especially expected on his statements regarding the possible sending of troops to Ukraine, which have sowed disorder in a large part of Europe.
However, he stressed that no consensus existed "at this stage" among the allies and that he assumed above all a "strategic ambiguity" vis-à-vis Russia.
But doubt on this question has been instilled in people's minds.
What to also remember
A young man on a scooter died
Wednesday evening, after a chase with the police in Aubervilliers (Seine-Saint-Denis).
According to a police source in Le Parisien, the two-wheeler ridden by two helmeted individuals had refused to comply for “a plurality of traffic offenses”.
He hit a police car.
Two investigations were opened by the IGPN.
A Jewish student
, member of the Union of Jewish Students of France (UEJF), was refused access to a conference of the Sciences-po Paris committee for Palestine on Tuesday morning.
It is the fact that she is “Jewish” and “Zionist” which motivated the ban, according to her.
The incident, which the conference organizers deny has any anti-Semitic nature, has reached the Élysée and provoked numerous reactions.
Objective, to curb
fast fashion
: the deputies launched on Thursday the examination of measures with the creation of an environmental “penalty” and a ban on advertising for the sale of these clothes at knockdown prices, most often imported.
“The government supports this text,” declared the Minister of Ecological Transition, Christophe Béchu.
It concerns you
France Travail (formerly Pôle Emploi) revealed on Wednesday that it had been the target of computer hackers, with “a risk of disclosure” of personal data “potentially” affecting 43 million people.
The operator declares having “filed a complaint with the judicial authorities”.
He assures that there is “no risk of compensation”, passwords and banking details are not affected by this theft.
But identity data such as surname, first name, date and place of birth are, as are the social security number, the France Travail identifier as well as the email address, postal address and phone number.
The people affected by this data theft, who should be informed, must remain particularly vigilant in the coming days to the emails and SMS received, particularly if they invite you to carry out an emergency action such as a payment.