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Argentine lawmakers on Tuesday gave the first green light in principle to President Javier Milea’s package of ultra-liberal measures, a project that has been severely weakened since the failure of …
First green light for President Milea’s deregulation reforms Read More
The Paris Games will be ecological, the organization has been promising for several years. Catering will therefore be a lever for a “greener” Games with the aim of halving the …
Paris 2024. Only vegetarian food will be served at the Concorde location Read More
Jean-Baptiste Colbert was general administrator of finances under Louis XIV. from September 1661 to September 1683. But who was there before him? And after? Colbert was also custodian of the …
Prosocour, an interactive exploration of the court of Versailles Read More
Donald Trump was fined $9,000 this Tuesday for contempt of court at his trial in New York: the judge believed the ex-president violated his ban on attacking witnesses and jurors. …
UNITED STATES. Donald Trump was fined $9,000 for contempt of court Read More
‘Stratospheric’ pay and ‘obscene’ gaps: CAC 40 bosses earned on average 130 times more than the average salary at their companies in 2022, an Oxfam study published on Tuesday revealed. …
Economy. Renault, Stellantis… The pay gap between CAC 40 bosses and their employees is widening Read More
On April 24, the actor published a book in collaboration with Elsa Vigoureux. Since then, a cinema has been renamed after him, he was named a jury at the Cannes …
Omar Sy on all cultural fronts Read More
G7 environment and energy ministers meeting in Turin, northern Italy, reached an agreement on Tuesday to phase out coal-fired power plants that do not have carbon capture devices by 2035, …
Environment. G7 countries to close coal-fired power plants by 2035 Read More
It is one of the icons of the Louvre, “Liberty Leading the People”, painted in 1830 by Eugène Delacroix, was displayed in the exhibition room on Tuesday. It underwent …
“We rediscovered the momentum of freedom”: Delacroix’s famous painting “Liberty leads the people” Read More
King Charles III resumed his public activities on Tuesday after a three-month hiatus due to his cancer, with doctors saying they were “satisfied enough” to allow this gradual resumption, …
United Kingdom. King Charles III, suffering from cancer, resumed his public activities Read More
From May 4, locals and tourists will be able to explore the fortress built in the 17th century.E century and since 1967 it has been classified as a “historic monument”. …
After 360 years of military use, the Citadel in Marseille is opening its doors to the public Read More