
The Minister of Justice criticizes the management of legal procedures by the police, while the Grand Mosque of Paris opposes CNews and whistleblower Chawki Benzehra concerning Algerian influencers.
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The Minister of Justice sent a letter concerning procedures not transmitted. The Grand Mosque of Paris reacted to an affair involving Algerian influencers.
Sexual violence against minors: a police union âdisgustedâ by GĂ©rald Darmaninâs letter, the minister responds
In a document addressed to Laurent Nuñez on July 29, the Minister of Justice denounces in particular the existence of a gigantic âphantom stockâ of procedures not transmitted by the police and the gendarmerie.
Algerian influencers: the Grand Mosque of Paris attacks CNews and the whistleblower
In a press release, the rector of the Muslim institution describes the whistleblower Chawki Benzehra, behind the arrest of two Algerian influencers, as âan obscure bloggerâ and denounces the comments made by Xavier Driencourt, former French ambassador to Algeria.

France announced that 128 states now support an initiative aimed at regulating the right of veto in the UN Security Council in the event of mass crimes. Despite growing support, reform remains blocked by recalcitrant permanent members.

Six people were arrested in Gosport, England, during an anti-migrant protest. The protesters had gathered to oppose the arrival of a boat carrying 51 migrants, ultimately escorted by the coastguard towards Dover.

Jean-Luc Mélenchon suggests that the intensification of the Russian threat could be linked to Ukrainian strikes deep on Russian soil. He calls for diplomacy while emphasizing that Russia is reacting logically to the attack on its capital.

Faced with the decline in the level of French students, the former Minister of the Economy Bruno Le Maire proposes bringing forward entry into kindergarten from three years to one year to combat language inequalities.

Emmanuel Macron criticized Israel at the UN regarding the West Bank. A position which annoyed Jean-Luc MĂ©lenchon and Manuel Bompard, the latter denouncing âheights of hypocrisyâ.
The European Commission has proposed releasing 4.2 billion euros for Hungary, welcoming the reforms of Peter Magyar's government regarding the rule of law and the fight against corruption.