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Ce dimanche 1er décembre, les partis pro-UE ont réussi à se rallier lors des élections législatives roumaines, repoussant le défi posé par le candidat d’extrême droite Călin Georgescu, dont la progression inattendue au premier tour des élections présidentielles, la semaine dernière, avait suscité l’inquiétude.

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Le corps électoral sera convoqué, dimanche 5 janvier 2025, pour l'élection des membres de l'Assemblée consulaire de la Chambre de Commerce et d'Industrie du Bénin (CCIB Bénin) au titre de la mandature 2025-2030. Après les inscriptions, les différentes listes provisoires ont été rendues publiques. Il y a les listes provisoires des dossiers rejetés ainsi que les listes provisoires acceptés au niveau national et par région (Cotonou, Porto-Novo, Lokossa, Abomey, Parakou, Natitingou). Voir les listes sur https://www.cci.bj/articles/637/les-diffrentes-listes-dans-le-cadre-des-lections-consulaires-de-janvier-2025.

Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky has indicated that he would be willing to negotiate a ceasefire under certain conditions. The aim would be to pursue the 'diplomatic' liberation of the territories occupied by Russia and to place the rest of Ukraine under Nato protection, Zelensky explained in an interview. Commentators debate the significance of this statement.

The Georgian government's announcement that it will suspend the EU rapprochement process has triggered widespread protest in Georgia. Tens of thousands took to the streets at the weekend and there were violent clashes with security forces. The protesters are calling for new elections under international supervision - as was already the case after the election at the end of October. The country is once again at a crossroads.

After eight years, rebels are back in the Syrian city of Aleppo. An alliance led by the Islamist militant group Hayat Tahrir al-Sham (HTS) swiftly seized control of the city in the north of the country. The HTS is seen as the successor to the Al-Nusra Front, which was aligned with Al-Qaeda. Syria's ruler Bashar al-Assad has already announced a counter-offensive. The latest developments threaten to reignite the civil war.

Friday's general election in Ireland seems to have changed the balance of power. The two major centre-right parties, Fine Gael and Fianna Fáil, will continue to play a decisive role in the formation of a new government, but they will need a new coalition partner because the Green Party is expected to drop from 12 seats in the lower house to just one.