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One Year After the Dissolution, Emmanuel Macron Sweeps the Blames, the RN Aligns Its European Supporters
Emmanuel Macron · France

One Year After the Dissolution, Emmanuel Macron Sweeps the Blames, the RN Aligns Its European Supporters

50% Left coverage: 6 sources
A year after the dissolution of the National Assembly, which upset French political life, Emmanuel Macron said on Monday 9 June that his "hope" was "that there should be no further dissolution" of the National Assembly, but without excluding it completely. For his part, the RN celebrated the anniversary of its historic breakthrough in the European elections in the Loiret by inviting great European leaders of the far right.See the Story
Some Economists Have Called for a Radical 'Global Wealth Tax' on Billionaires. How Would that Work?
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Some Economists Have Called for a Radical 'Global Wealth Tax' on Billionaires. How Would that Work?

60% Center coverage: 5 sources
Earlier this year, I attended a housing conference in Sydney. The event's opening address centered on the way Australia seems to be becoming like 18th-century England—a country where inheritance largely determines one's opportunities in life.See the Story
Olivier Blanchard, Jean Pisani-Ferry and Gabriel Zucman: "We Share the Observation that a Tax Base on Big Fortunes Is the Most Effective in the Face of Fiscal Inequality"
Emmanuel Macron · France

Olivier Blanchard, Jean Pisani-Ferry and Gabriel Zucman: "We Share the Observation that a Tax Base on Big Fortunes Is the Most Effective in the Face of Fiscal Inequality"

75% Left coverage: 4 sources
TRIBUNE. The scheme targets the centimillionaires who put in place optimisation schemes to escape tax. It merely aligns our tax laws with the principle of equality before tax, plead the three economists in a forum in the "World", while the text will be examined by the Senate.See the Story

A Country that Anchors Its History in the Territories: Why the French Are Indifferent to the Oceans

100% Left coverage: 1 sources
With only 1.57 million viewers, the show "Emergence Océan - a summit to change everything", broadcast on France 2 on Tuesday 10 June, recorded an extremely low audience score. Despite a distinguished guest: President Emmanuel Macron. This disinterest arouses questions, while the same evening saw Stéphane Bern gather 3.34 million viewers in the series "Bellefond" and Koh-Lanta seduce 3.03 million.Emmanuel Macron · ParisSee the Story

Augustin Augier, Environmental Activist Close to Bayrou, Appointed to Lead a Pending Ecological Planning

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At the end of an arm of iron between the Élysée and Matignon, Augustin Augier, a quadrennial from the Ecologists and sons of a former MoDem figure, Marielle de Sarnez, was appointed Secretary General for Ecological Planning on Thursday.Europe · FranceSee the Story

In Vendée, a Surf park... 250 Meters From the Sea

A surf park project is planned for the outskirts of Les Sables-d'Olonne in Vendée, supported by the town's right-wing mayor. This complex, which consumes a lot of water and electricity, is displeasing to many locals. Talmont-Saint-Hilaire (Vendée), interchange Two 120-meter-long outdoor pools fed by partially desalinated seawater, with waves running through them. An artificial diving pool, 40 meters deep, bordered by an esplanade on stilts equip…Les Sables-d'Olonne · Les Sables-d'OlonneRead Article

Club World Cup: One Tournament Too Many for Football and the Climate

Harmful to the climate, rejected by the players themselves, financed by petro-monarchies... The Club World Cup is almost unanimously opposed even before its kickoff on June 15. On Sunday, June 15, a new competition will kick off in the United States: the Club World Cup, which will see 32 teams compete in 11 cities across the country, culminating in the final on July 13. This tournament, called for by Gianni Infantino, president of the Internatio…Soccer · United StatesRead Article

Octopuses Are Teeming in English waters... to the Delight of Fishermen?

The unusually warm waters of the English Channel have been attracting large numbers of octopuses for the past two months. Fishermen are having to change their habits but remain uncertain, unsure whether this situation is here to stay. Brixham (England), report Late morning on the docks of Brixham, on the south coast of England, trawlers unload their catch. Stacked containers are lifted from the hold in bundles of ten using a tackle. Curious seag…Brixham · BrixhamRead Article

Rennes Breaks the Asphalt to Make Its River Reappear

Rennes will demolish a parking lot built over the Vilaine River and redevelop its banks. The idea: to adapt the city to climate change and restore biodiversity. Rennes (Ille-et-Vilaine), report Downstream from Rennes, the Vilaine flows lazily, spreading its green and brown waters under the timid Breton sun. Bordered by greenery, the pleasantly landscaped riverbanks are frequented by many joggers and walkers seeking a refreshing dip. (…) Read mor…Rennes · RennesRead Article

France, the Second Country with the Most Intensive Livestock Farms in Europe

Europe has 24,000 intensive livestock farms, according to a survey by AGtivist, a consortium of journalists from six countries, working with several media outlets, including The Guardian and Euractiv. Their analysis of the archives allows them to estimate that this figure will increase by 13% between 2014 and 2023. In this "proliferation of intensive livestock farms," Spain is home to the largest number of industrial farms (3,963), followed by F…France · FranceRead Article

Organic Consumption Is Slowly Restarting

After years of decline that plunged organic farming into crisis, the trend is expected to reverse in 2024, with a slight increase in consumption (+0.8%), according to the Organic Agency, which has just published its annual report. With €12 billion spent on organic products in 2024, consumption remains far from its 2019 level (€13 billion). The consequences of the inflationary crisis that affected the sector are therefore still far from being rec…Farming · FranceRead Article

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