
Incarcerated near Algiers for nearly 500 days, the 37-year-old sports journalist benefits from the support of Zinédine Zidane.
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Journalist Christophe Gleizes has been incarcerated near Algiers for nearly 500 days.
In his prison in Algeria, Christophe Gleizes became a “hero” thanks to the support of Zinédine Zidane, says the journalist’s mother
While the 37-year-old sports journalist has been incarcerated near Algiers for nearly 500 days, his parents are relaunching a campaign to demand his release. The Council of Paris recently awarded him the medal of honorary citizen of the capital.
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Incarcerated near Algiers for nearly 500 days, journalist Christophe Gleizes benefits from the support of Zinédine Zidane, according to his mother, while his parents are relaunching a campaign for his release.

Twelve migrants, including an infant, died Monday in two accidents in the Aegean Sea off the Greek islands of Lesbos and Samos, according to the coast guard.

Clashes and demonstrations affected several European countries, including France, Italy, Belgium, Albania, Portugal and Greece. Protesters denounce the rising cost of living, housing difficulties and corruption.

The White House spokesperson leaves her position after criticism and statements from Donald Trump. At the same time, the IMF launched an alert on the public debt of France and the United States.

Several major cities in northern Italy, including Milan, Turin and Bologna, were hit by violence during protests against the high cost of living this weekend, inspired by similar movements in France. More than 200 people were arrested in Milan.

Israeli police have arrested ten people suspected of settler attacks against a French mayor and an American photographer in the occupied West Bank.