Théophile Vareille

3 weeks ago | france24.com | François Picard |Alessandro XENOS |Théophile Vareille |Elisa Amiri

We’ll ask if time's soon up for the swing of two years ago in favor of the reformist coalition led by center-right prime minister Donald Tusk and draw conclusions from the defeat of Warsaw mayor Rafal Trzaskowski. Could there even be a snap general election? What about that ongoing battle over the independence of the courts, culture war issues like abortion and what attitude towards Ukraine and European defense. Historical rivalries with Kyiv were talked up on the campaign trail?

1 month ago | flipboard.com | François Picard |Théophile Vareille

11 hours agoPakistani projectile targets civilian population in India, triggers massive explosionJammu - May 07, 2025 A civilian house was reduced to rubble after a Pakistani projectile struck a peaceful residential colony, triggering a massive explosion that sent debris flying and engulfed the area in fire and smoke. The incident occurred in Rehari, Jammu, northern India, on May 7. The visuals from the spot depict a peaceful residential colony disrupted by an explosion.

1 month ago | france24.com | François Picard |Théophile Vareille |Elena COLONNA

France is the first Western country to welcome Ahmed al-Sharaa, who with the toppling of Bashar al-Assad last December, shed his fatigues and his Islamist militia leader name Abu Mohammed al-Joulani. The right moment? Yes, if it is time to fully scrap sanctions and help Syria’s economy a chance to recover from more than a decade of civil war. The new masters of Damascus say they need money and time, time to make good on their pledge of an inclusive country that protects its myriad of minorities.