Новости за 07.06.2017

Un policier a été attaqué au marteau mardi sur le parvis de la cathédrale Notre-Dame à Paris, par un jihadiste qui a été blessé par des tirs de riposte, dans un contexte de menace terroriste élevé, trois jours après l'attentat jihadiste de Londres. Ce que l'on sait de cette attaque, qui fait l'objet d'une enquête ouverte par le parquet antiterroriste:

Le gouvernement va continuer à utiliser le mécanisme des emplois d'avenir, mesure-phare du quinquennat Hollande pour les jeunes chômeurs non qualifiés, mais "de façon maîtrisée", affirme le Premier ministre Edouard Philippe dans une interview au Parisien/Aujourd'hui en France daté de mercredi.

Watergate pales in comparison to the scandals engulfing Donald Trump and the Russia connection, former top US intelligence official James Clapper said Wednesday ahead of a key Senate hearing in Washington.

Manchester United youngster Marcus Rashford says his recent hospital visit to see victims of the Manchester terror attack was motivated by a desire to show the city remains united.

Le prince Harry a rendu hommage mercredi aux victimes de l'attentat de Londres en faisant la promotion à Sydney des Invictus Games, compétition opposant des anciens combattants handicapés du monde entier.

La victime présumée de Bill Cosby a témoigné publiquement pour la première fois mardi au deuxième jour du procès de l'acteur américain, évoquant avec précision l'agression sexuelle dont elle assure avoir été victime.

Myriam a grandi sous les bombes d’Alep en Syrie. Aujourd’hui âgée de 13 ans, elle publie, avec le journaliste Philippe Lobjois, "Le Journal de Myriam", un témoignage inédit sur le huis clos de la guerre et une enfance déchirée.

Five suspended levels and cars going in all directions: a new highway interchange is driving motorists to tears, as they find themselves lost in a concrete maze resembling a plate of spaghetti.

Le nageur américain Ryan Lochte a avoué dans la presse mardi qu'il avait songé au suicide après la rocambolesque affaire d'agression inventée durant les JO-2016 de Rio.

A wave of unauthorised transactions have hit a major Philippine bank, triggering fears of hacking even as company officials said Wednesday it was an internal computer error.

China's footballers may be struggling on the pitch but its companies are proving to be a big player, signing sponsorship deals with FIFA as the giant Asian nation looks to boost its chances of hosting the World Cup.

It looks like the monumental temple standing imposingly at the Acropolis in Athens. But this replica in central Germany is not built with marble, but books that have been or remain banned.

Red-whiskered bulbuls start chirping around 5:00 am at Wonderland Villas, a hilltop complex in leafy northern Hong Kong whose own history charts the city's political, economic and social fortunes.

As global automakers compete to bring the first flying car to market, Czech pilot Pavel Brezina is trying a different tack: instead of creating a car that flies, he has made a "GyroDrive" -- a mini helicopter you can drive.

Traders trod water in Asia on Wednesday as they nervously await a string of major events that could hammer global markets or fuel a rally.

Prince Harry Wednesday paid tribute to victims of the London terror attack as he marked 100 days until the next Invictus Games, after it emerged two Australians were among the dead in the latest British atrocity.

Diamonds are making a comeback in America as more millennials fall for crystals long associated with "eternal" love.

A J-1 des législatives anticipées, la Première ministre britannique Theresa May tient ses derniers meetings mercredi pour un scrutin à hauts risques et plus incertain que prévu après une campagne marquée par les attentats.

Syria's Kurds were once a marginalised minority, but now they are leading the charge for the Islamic State group's Raqa bastion and hoping to cement their gains in the war.

Australia marked a world-record 26 years without a recession Wednesday, as the economy grew 0.3 percent in the first-quarter, official data showed.

The EU is steeling for a possible collapse of Brexit negotiations whoever wins Britain's increasingly close general election this week, officials and analysts say.

Australia must be alert to foreign government interference in its democratic systems, former top US intelligence official James Clapper warned Wednesday, after China was accused of meddling in the country's politics.

Britain braces for the final day of general election campaigning on Wednesday, after a turbulent few weeks which have shifted the political ground and been marred by terror attacks.

American tourism companies are seeing early signs that US President Donald Trump's still-young administration is hitting foreign visits and fear "destination USA" could suffer further in the years to come.

The head of Amnesty International in Turkey was arrested Tuesday over suspected links to the movement of cleric Fethullah Gulen, whom Ankara blames for last year's failed coup, the human rights organisation said.