
Overview of the latest developments concerning American trade policy, a condemnation linked to Donald Trump's speeches and Javier Milei's position on the Falkland Islands.
Donald Trump's trade policy is facing mixed results, his teleprompter technician has been convicted of insider trading over his speeches, and Argentine President Javier Milei is toughening his tone on the Falkland Islands.
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American trade policy and territorial disputes around the Falklands are the subject of recurring tensions.
American trade policy has changed more than 50 times since January 2025, through threats, reversals and negotiations. A year and a half later, the tariffs have not had the effects promised by the White House on external deficits, prices or relocations.
He bet on his speeches: the technician in charge of Donald Trump's teleprompter fined $172,000.
Gabriel Perez had pocketed more than $100,000 in winnings, betting on the words that the American president would say during his speeches, to which he had access in advance.
“The Falkland Islands are Argentine by history and by law”: Javier Milei toughens his tone on the historic claim of Buenos Aires.
In a televised address, the Argentine president announced a bill to “toughen sanctions and penalties against companies linked to unauthorized operations” around the South Atlantic archipelago.
Former Minister of Justice Rachida Dati, soon to be tried for corruption, has asked to rejoin the judiciary. She obtained a position as first deputy at the central administration of justice, pending the opinion of the CSM.
During the 7th National Disability Conference, Emmanuel Macron announced new measures to improve the inclusion of people with disabilities in the areas of digital technology, transport, employment and education, without specifying a budget.

At the Lille clearance sale, Renaissance candidate Gabriel Attal castigated the vision of the National Rally and its migration agreement with Nigel Farage. Several other political figures are also traveling this fall.

The Algerian presidency announced on Wednesday that it would transform a military barracks in the Tanezrouft desert into a high-security prison for drug lords and traffickers.

Gabriel Attal and Jean-Luc Mélenchon are expected this Saturday at the Lille flea market. Although they should not cross paths, the two have been engaged in a political duel at a distance for weeks.

The US government administered polygraph tests to around fifty members of the Joint Chiefs of Staff following leaks about the war against Iran, a measure considered unprecedented.