Administrative Detention Centres: 2022 Report

On a daily basis, the teams of the SOS Solidarités Group support foreigners locked up in Administrative Detention Centers in Paris-Vincennes, Metz, Strasbourg and Lille, in the exercise of their rights. Each year, the SOS Solidarités Group publishes alongside Forum Réfugiés, France Terre d’Asile, La Cimade and Solidarité Mayotte, a National Report on the situations […]

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EU’s Household Carbon Tax: Effective Format

The European Parliament has adopted several important Green Deal texts to accelerate the reduction of our greenhouse gas emissions. Among the measures announced for 2026, the extension of carbon emission quotas to households through road transport and domestic heating. Théo Verdier, co-director of the Foundation’s Europe Observatory, deciphers the issues around this new form of […]

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Colombia’s President Petro Replaces Seven Ministers Amid Crisis

While a disputed reform of the health system has undermined his government coalition, left-wing Colombian President Gustavo Petro announced on Wednesday that he was replacing seven ministers in his cabinet. Faced with traditional political parties opposing several of his bills, Colombian President Gustavo Petro replaced seven ministers of his coalition government on Wednesday April 26. […]

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Former Journalist Testifies: Donald Trump Raped Me

E. Jean Carroll, a former columnist for Elle magazine, told Wednesday in Manhattan federal court how Donald Trump raped her in the 1990s. Charges firmly denied by the former US president. An author on Wednesday (April 26) accused former US President Donald Trump of raping her nearly 30 years ago during a civil trial in […]

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Contrasting Weather: North Disturbed, South-West Milder

The weather will be mixed on Thursday with showers from the Hauts de France to the Paris region while the South-West will benefit from a great mildness. The weather will be disturbed Thursday, April 27 in the north of the country, but the temperatures will be on the rise and the South-West will benefit from […]

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Can A State Go Into Debt Without Limits?

That would be impossible: in France, the survival of the euro zone is at stake, as is the confidence that foreign investors have in us. The French public debt has now reached 113.7% of GDP, but some say that the situation of our public finances is, in short, a completely secondary problem. In the third […]

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Savenay. Insubordinate France Is Working On The Health System

The monthly meeting of the action group of France insoumise (FI) of Savenay to which the members of the other action group of the 8th district (Saint-Nazaire) were invited, took place on Thursday. Political news with the pension reform, among others, was on the agenda. The success and positive feedback from local demonstrations are proof […]

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Senegal Sentences Opponent Ousmane Sonko: 2-Month Suspension

The sentence fell in the trial for defamation of Ousmane Sonko, potential candidate for the presidency of Senegal in 2024 and serious competitor of President Macky Sall. The politician was given a two-month suspended prison sentence, which preserves his eligibility for the presidential election, according to his lawyers. He cries out for the instrumentalization of […]

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