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As the Medef summer days begin, employers fear the decline of the right and are searching for a candidate who can unite and engage with the National Rally to implement their program of ending the French social state.
Business circles are contemplating how to deal with the National Rally and revive the "union of the right," but Marine Le Pen's presidential candidacy, following the appeals court's decision, has disrupted all their plans.
Managing the arrival of teachers and students amid a cyberattack crisis, capitalizing on good news, and hoping for budgetary approval: the Minister of National Education begins a school year without major announcements, one year before the presidential election.
Amidst ongoing cyberattacks, the article questions whether all teachers will receive their salaries in September, highlighting concerns within the education sector.
A tornado that devastated the village of Pomas on August 24th is described as one of the strongest in southern France, with several departments being more exposed to such phenomena.
Beyond debates on official responsibility or climate change, this summer's forest fires have fueled conspiracy theories, with anti-system discourse and racist remarks serving the interests of the far-right.
As the investigation into a teenager's murder concludes, the prosecution and investigating judges disagree on whether to include the 'anti-white racism' aggravating circumstance, with the judicial file detailing a night marked by prejudice and old tensions.
A week before an informal summit in Ireland, several EU capitals have taken a stronger stance against settlements in the West Bank, but actions still lag behind ethical, legal, and European interests.
The allies of Ukraine are finding it difficult to effectively counter the escalation initiated by Russia, indicating challenges in the ongoing conflict.