High school students demonstrate for an “Act III” under close surveillance, Russia reassures about a death from the plague, the Blues beat Belgium

Did you miss the news this morning? We've put together a summary to help you see things more clearly and shine at the coffee machine.

High school students in the street for an “act III” under very close surveillance

This Tuesday will mark “Act III” of anger in high schools. Tens of thousands of high school students will in fact try to make themselves heard by the government by demonstrating under close surveillance by the authorities who are unable to bring down the temperature after several days of tension, damage and cohorts of injured. The day promises to be complicated for the executive as an inter-union of National Education (FSU, CGT, FO, CFDT, Unsa, Sud and Solidaires) has called to take to the streets alongside high school students, in Paris, Lyon, Marseille and around thirty other cities. The demonstrators should also receive reinforcement from students as well as from the Confédération paysanne, the third agricultural union, classified on the left.

> Follow, with our Live, all the information of the day on the movement of anger among high school students

Russia seeks reassurance over death supposedly due to plague

If we are to believe the statements made by the Russian authorities on Monday, the health information coming from Russia should not cause concern. According to them, the situation is “under control”, while a laboratory worker died of the plague in Siberia. The United States is also reassuring after the revelations of several Russian media, while remaining vigilant. Donald Trump said he was monitoring the situation “very closely”. “I don’t think there is reason to be alarmed, but there is reason […] to keep an eye on it,” his Secretary of State Marco Rubio had previously indicated.

> Find here the latest information on this death in Siberia

Led for a long time, the Blues finally crush Belgium

Blues supporters experienced a stunning evening on Monday evening. The French team beat Belgium (4-1) at the Stade de France on the 4th day of the Nations League. If the score seems clear, it was not easy. Trailing until the 76th minute of play, Zinédine Zidane's players ended up winning the match thanks to the entries into play of Michael Olise, Rayan Cherki and Désiré Doué.

> The meeting can be relived here with our Live