Nasry Asfura: Honduras President & Trump’s Support – L’Express

Conservative businessman Nasry Asfura, supported by Donald Trump, was declared the winner on Wednesday December 24 of the presidential election in Honduras, three weeks after a vote marked by a very small difference and accusations of fraud, marking a return to the right of the country. After four years in office of left-wing President Xiomara … Read more

Thierry Breton & Trump: Europe’s Top Adversary? – L’Express

His commitment to strict digital regulation earned him a sanction that was as political as it was spectacular. Thierry Breton, former European Commissioner for the Internal Market, now appears on a list published Tuesday, December 23, of European personalities banned from visas to stay in the United States. At issue: its central role in the … Read more

Russia-France: Proposal for Imprisoned Researcher Vinatier

Russia announced Thursday, December 25, that it had made a “proposal” to France concerning the case of French researcher Laurent Vinatier, imprisoned in Russia since June 2024 and who could be tried for “espionage”. READ ALSO: Marie Favereau: “Putin claims to be Ivan the Terrible to better justify his invasion” Russia has arrested several Western … Read more

Russia-Ukraine Peace Plan: Why Russia May Reject It – L’Express

Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky unveiled a 20-point peace plan on Tuesday, December 23, developed with the United States, breaking with a first version from October which would have forced Ukraine to cede territories and renounce all membership in NATO. Presented as a “reasonable compromise” in the face of the plan supported by Moscow and the … Read more

Zelensky Speaks with US Emissaries – L’Express

Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky announced Thursday, December 25, that he had spoken on the telephone with American envoys Steve Witkoff and Jared Kushner, after having revealed the day before the details of the new American plan aimed at ending the war with Russia. “We discussed some important details of the ongoing work. There are good … Read more

France Arms Industry: €110 Billion Plan for Independence

Israel displays a clear ambition: to become militarily autonomous. The country will invest 110 billion dollars – around 93 billion euros – over ten years to build an “independent arms industry”. The announcement was made on Wednesday, December 24 by Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, during a ceremony organized at a military air base in … Read more

Trump Migrant Detention Plan: 80,000 – L’Express

Managing migrants like merchandise. According to information from Washington Post – illustrious American investigative daily – Donald Trump’s administration is preparing a massive overhaul of the immigration detention system in the United States, with a project aimed at locking up to 80,000 people simultaneously in renovated industrial warehouses. Information currently denied by the American government. … Read more

DOJ to Review 1M+ Documents – L’Express

The American Department of Justice announced Wednesday, December 24, that it was examining “more than a million documents” potentially linked to the Epstein affair for possible release, which could take “several weeks.” READ ALSO: Malcolm Turnbull, former Australian Prime Minister: “Like most bullies, Trump only respects those who stand up to him” The Trump administration, … Read more

NoName057(16): La Poste Hack & Pro-Russian Group Identity

They claim to want to “revenge” Russia for European nations and their support for Ukraine. Hackers from the pro-Moscow group NoName057 (16) are in the crosshairs of the authorities of many European nations. Since March 2022, the date of its creation in the wake of the Russian invasion of Ukraine, the collective has carried out … Read more

French Colonization: State Crime Law Explained – L’Express

French colonial history at the heart of a new law passed on the other side of the Mediterranean. The Algerian Parliament adopted this Wednesday, December 24, a text intended to make the French state bear “legal responsibility for its colonial past in Algeria and the tragedies it caused.” While tensions between Paris and Algiers remain … Read more