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Aujourd’hui dans Les Capitales : arrestations pour des affiches antisémites à Bruxelles, le PPE confie un dossier migratoire clé à l’extrême droite, droits de douane chinois sur le brandy européen, le Danemark tient un discours migratoire ferme à Aarhus, et l’Espagne face à un week-end hautement politique.

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L’alerte canicule a été levée jeudi en Suisse romande. Le début du week-end s’annonce ensoleillé, avant un dimanche plus nuageux et l’arrivée de la fraîcheur lundi.

Chelimo Njoroge a commencé à faire don de son lait maternel excédentaire à d'autres mères et à partager des conseils sur l'allaitement sur TikTok, où elle soutient désormais une communauté croissante de plus de 16 000 abonnés.

Le Bureau national des droits d’auteur et des droits voisins (ONDA) a annoncé ce jeudi le versement des allocations sociales destinées aux artistes en fin […]

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The US government plans to halt deliveries of certain weapons to Ukraine. Pentagon spokesman Sean Parnell said on Wednesday that a comprehensive review was underway to determine which weapons systems would be affected, but that there were still robust options for the provision of military aid to the country. Commentators discuss motives and potential consequences.

The US Congress passed the new tax and spending bill presented by President Trump as his "big, beautiful bill". Among other things, it provides for lower income tax rates, expanded tax breaks for businesses and higher child tax credits. These measures are to be partially offset by spending cuts, primarily in the areas of health and education.

The Turkish government is continuing its crackdown against the main opposition party CHP: 126 people were detained in a major police operation against the city administration of Izmir, a CHP stronghold, on Tuesday. There have been several such waves of arrests since the removal from office and imprisonment of Istanbul's mayor Ekrem İmamoğlu in March. Commentators analyse Ankara's actions and their consequences.

Stricter rules against tobacco consumption have come into force in France: smoking is now prohibited on beaches, at bus stops, in parks, around schools and on sports grounds. The tightened regulations are mainly aimed at protecting young people from active and passive smoking. Health Minister Catherine Vautrin wants France to have a new "tobacco-free generation" by 2032. The national press is unimpressed.