NEWS
National Assembly - Following the resignation of Gabriel Attal and all ministers, Marine Le Pen criticized France's political state as chaotic and leaderless, hinting at a technical government led by Macron. Marine Tondelier expressed frustration over the political situation. Emmanuel Macron has accepted the resignations, and current ministers are handling "current affairs" until a new government is formed. Gabriel Attal proposed political meetings for a "pact of action" but ruled out becoming the next Prime Minister. The New Popular Front agreed on a single candidate for the Assembly presidency. Gérald Darmanin called for introspection and announced he does not wish to lead his party, seeking to reflect on the Macronists' mistakes.
Monaco's Port Sewage System - In Monaco's port, ships will soon connect directly to the Principality's sewage network when docked, eliminating the need for internal generators. Currently, floating barges handle waste disposal, but the new system will allow direct, free connections to the public network. This upgrade is being implemented gradually, with full completion expected in two years.
Fire in Peillon Under Control - A fire broke out on Tuesday evening in Peillon, near Nice, burning two hectares. Nearly 80 firefighters, along with water-bombing helicopters, managed to control the blaze by early morning. One firefighter, suffering from heatstroke, was taken to Pasteur Hospital but is not in life-threatening condition. Around fifty f
