A manhunt is underway to New York (United States) for more than 12 hours. A man wearing a gas mask set off two smoke devices beforeopen fire, Tuesday, April 12, in the middle of rush hour in the subway in Brooklyn. The balance sheet reports 23 injured, but none is in danger of death. The … Read more
On Thursday, April 7, Ketanji Brown Jackson was confirmed to the Senate by 53 votes against 47. In 232 years old, she is the sixth wife and the first black woman to access the Supreme Court of the United States, out of the 115 judges who have served there. A historic appointment and a political … Read more
Since the end of the Second World War, Dijon and its agglomeration have elected alternately right, then left. Traditionally on the right, the city is shifting to the left in May 1968. In 1981, yes François Mitterrand won the presidential election, there were only a few voters in Dijon and the vast majority of the … Read more
The presidential election is today. And if it’s your first time: how will it go concretely? Let’s start at the beginning and a little reminder: to vote, you must be 18 years old, be of French nationality, enjoy your civil and political rights and be registered on an electoral list. But beware, if you are … Read more
D-1 before the opening of the polling stations. This Sunday, April 10, the French will go to the polls for the first round of the presidential election. All French people can vote, including of course the main concerned namely the 12 candidates for the supreme magistracy. Each of them has their little habits for voting, … Read more
What distinguishes the Afghan march from all the others is the primordial place occupied by breathing. It consists, in fact, of aligning your steps with your breathing. It was invented by a Frenchman, Edouard Stiegler, who was doing economic missions in Afghanistan in the 1980s. He was inspired by the walking technique of Afghan caravan … Read more
The city-bolt on the road to Odessa soon to be a martyr city? Three hospitals in Mykolaiv, in southern Ukraine, “were hit by bombardments” between Sunday and Monday, the non-governmental organization Médecins sans Frontières (MSF), present on the spot, indicated on Tuesday April 5. According to the NGO, “several explosions took place near our staff … Read more
New economic sanctions are approaching. The United States will adopt this Wednesday, April 6, in coordination with the European Union and the G7, new sanctions against Russia aimed in particular at prohibiting “any new investment” in this countrysaid a source familiar with the matter. These punitive measures, imposed in response to theinvasion of Ukraine by … Read more
One of the two victims is dead. New York police are appealing for witnesses to locate a suspect after two homeless people sleeping rough were gunshot victims on the morning of Saturday March 12, an “awful” crime for Mayor Eric Adams. According to initial investigations, a suspect first fired a gun at a 38-year-old man … Read more
Known for being one of the first singers to find international success on TikTok, Amala Dlamini, has been talked about around the world thanks to her title. Say So, whose clip counts more than 100 million views on YouTube. Doja Cat did not grow up in a family of singers and decided to bet on … Read more