NEWS
Weather this weekend - The Alpes-Maritimes and Var departments will enjoy a sunny and calm weekend with clear skies and mild temperatures reaching up to 27°C. Clouds and possible showers may return early next week.
Jean-Luc Mélenchon asks the President to resign - Jean-Luc Mélenchon has demanded President Emmanuel Macron’s resignation, accusing him of blocking democracy after refusing to appoint the left despite its 2024 election win. Far-left party LFI, excluded from Friday’s Élysée meeting, insists Macron must step down to “restore the dignity” of the French people.
Breast cancer screenings - Breast cancer cases are rising in France, especially in the Alpes-Maritimes, where screening rates have dropped 10 points in nine years despite better survival rates and effective treatments. Experts urge women to get regular, painless, and free mammograms, as early detection greatly improves outcomes amid growing environmental risk factors.
Beausoleil's municipal police to operate 24/7 - Beausoleil’s municipal police will now operate 24/7 after a reorganisation of work schedules to improve efficiency and work-life balance. The plan also includes higher bonuses and the recruitment of two new senior officers.
Motorcyclist dies after losing control of his bike - A motorcyclist has died last night after losing control of his bike in Bollène, Vaucluse. The man suffered a heart attack before emergency services arrived.
Men arrested after breaking in middle school and injuring minors - Three men have been placed under judicial supervision after violently breaking into Les Bréguières middle school in Cagnes-sur-Mer, Alpes-Maritimes, injuring three minors. They are due to appear in court on the 26th of November, while investigations into both the intrusion and prior student violence continue.
Drugs seized in broad police operation - During a broad police operation in the Cité Berthe district of La Seyne, Var, authorities secured vacant apartments, conducted checks, and removed hazards, resulting in four arrests. Over 5.5 kg of cannabis, cocaine, cash, weapons, and cannabis plants have been seized.
Thierry Boutsen becomes Monegasque citizen - Former Belgian Formula 1 driver Thierry Boutsen has officially become a Monegasque citizen. A longtime resident, he runs Boutsen Aviation and plays an active role in Monaco’s economic and automotive circles.
Paul Watson talked in Monaco - Paul Watson, co-founder of Greenpeace and founder of Sea Shepherd, has shared his decades-long fight to protect whales, his legal battles, and successes in reducing whaling at a Monaco Press Club talk. He also highlighted the role of media, celebrity, and publicity stunts in raising awareness for environmental causes.
NEWS UPDATE
Chocolate recalled nationwide - A “Dessert Noir Corsé” chocolate sold at Carrefour is being recalled nationwide in France for undeclared allergens, namely milk and hazelnuts. Consumers with allergies or intolerances are advised not to eat it and can return it for a refund.
Macron to announce new PM - President Emmanuel Macron will announce his new Prime Minister today after meeting party leaders, except far-left LFI and far-right RN, who are pushing for a parliamentary dissolution. Macron aims to avoid dissolving the Assembly, despite opposition calls, while discussions continue over power-sharing and government formation.
Young people arrested for forcibly entering an apartment - Around forty youths have forcibly entered an apartment and common areas in La Garde near Toulon, Var, causing damage and frightening the residents. Police have opened an investigation, but so far have few leads on the perpetrators.
CBD shop vendors arrested - Two managers of a CBD shop have been arrested after police discovered they were allegedly selling illegal drugs, with 1.7 kg of cannabis and over €5,700 seized in La Valette, Var. The investigation, ongoing since January, is expanding to identify possible accomplices.
BUSINESS
The US has bought Argentine pesos and finalized a $20 billion rescue plan to stabilize Argentina’s economy and support President Javier Milei amid a deep currency crisis. The move lifted markets but sparked political backlash in the US, where critics accuse Trump’s administration of prioritizing foreign aid over domestic needs.
And - The UK’s competition regulator has given Google “strategic market status,” allowing it to impose new rules to boost choice and limit Google’s dominance in search. The CMA may require measures like “choice screens” for users, while Google warns such changes could harm innovation and growth.
SPORTS
Tennis - Aryna Sabalenka has extended her winning streak at the Wuhan Open to 20 matches with a straight-set victory over Elena Rybakina in the quarter-finals today, winning 6-3 6-3.
Rugby Union - Harlequins are set to welcome back Marcus Smith for Sunday's London derby against Saracens, with senior coach Jason Gilmore saying it will be "huge" to have a man he describes as the team's "quarterback" on the pitch.
Basketball - Antibes Sharks host Orléans today in a key Elite 2 clash, aiming to confirm their strong form and stay near the top of the table. Both teams have identical records, promising a tight and exciting matchup at the Azur Arena.
WEATHER
Fine and bright this afternoon with moderate winds. Highs of 24 degrees in Nice, 25 in Saint-Tropez, and 26 degrees in Cannes, Toulon and Marseille.
Tonight, clear skies with lows of 16 degrees.
Outlook for this weekend,
Sat: fine and bright with highs of 24 degrees.
Sun: bright and clear with highs of 24 degrees.
Mon: mostly sunny with highs of 23 degrees.
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