
Proposed giant air show in Florida, praise for Concorde and potential deployment of elite soldiers: overview of the latest declarations and strategic movements in the United States.
Donald Trump announces a giant air show in Florida and leases the Concorde, while the Pentagon places 1,500 elite “Arctic Angels” soldiers on pre-deployment status.
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The American president seeks to assert the country's technological supremacy, while the army mobilizes specific units.
“I often took the Concorde”: from Florida, Donald Trump dreams of supersonics and announces a show “bigger than Le Bourget”
Creation of the “largest air show on the planet”, praise of Concorde, a nuclear ship to Mars… Friday November 6, the American president, in search of “technological supremacy”, displayed his madness of grandeur.
The “Arctic Angels”, this elite unit of the American army ready to be deployed in Minnesota... or Greenland?
DECRYPTION - The Pentagon has ordered 1,500 soldiers from the unit based in Alaska to be ready to intervene in the Democratic state, where major demonstrations are taking place against the immigration police. But some experts believe it could be intended for a completely different purpose.

Faced with social anger and demonstrations against the high cost of living in France, Prime Minister Sébastien Lecornu begins a week of tense negotiations with unions, employers and youth representatives.
Questioned by CBS, Marine Le Pen denied the existence of discrimination and described France as “the least racist country in the world”, contradicting data from the Defender of Rights.

In an interview with CBS, Donald Trump judged his policy of mass expulsions of immigrants "too harsh" after the debacle of his camp in the mid-term elections, shortly after the promotion of Stephen Miller.

Donald Trump admitted in an interview with CBS that his policy of mass expulsions of immigrants had been "too harsh", following his camp's defeat in the mid-term elections.

Prime Minister Sébastien Lecornu brings together unions and employers for a social conference on purchasing power and the revaluation of the minimum wage, against a backdrop of demonstrations and high school protests.

Guest on France Inter, former European Commissioner Thierry Breton does not rule out being a candidate in the 2027 presidential election, waiting to see the evolution of the central bloc. He also calls on the government to make a move on purchasing power and the minimum wage.