Furieux de la vente par Engie de l’essentiel de sa participation historique, le groupe présidé par Philippe Varin veut se battre pour «éviter une prise de contrôle rampante ou un contrôle de fait». Via: Suez entre en résistance contre Veolia, son nouvel actionnaire à 29,9 %
Dans sa nouvelle note de conjoncture, l’institut prévoit une croissance nulle au quatrième trimestre et un chômage en hausse pour la fin de l’année. Via: Pour l’Insee, plus dur sera l’automne
Via: Restrictions anti-Covid à Paris, néonicotinoïdes, procès de Sid-Ahmed Ghlam, gouvernement au Mali… L’essentiel de l’actualité de ce mardi
Sachsen-Anhalts Innenminister wird wegen Äußerungen über die Bewachung jüdischer Einrichtungen vom Zentralrat kritisiert. Zu Recht. Ein Kommentar. Via: Das hätte dem Innenminister nicht passieren dürfen
Russian opposition leader Alexei Navalny has spoken of his shaking hands as he recovers from a suspected novichok poisoning and reiterated his belief Putin was behind the plot to kill him. Via: Alexei Navalny shows off his shaking hand as he reveals the effects of his novichok poisoning
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In a Manhattan federal court filing on Monday, Carroll’s lawyers wrote: ‘Only in a world gone mad could it somehow be presidential for Trump to slander a woman who he sexually assaulted.’ Via: Trump rape accuser E. Jean Carroll says president's job doesn't protect him from defamation suit
Craig and Paul Bicknell, from Milton Keynes, who were berated for comforting their mother at their father’s funeral revealed on Good Morning Britain it was ‘absolutely heartbreaking’ Via: Sons berated for comforting their mother at father's funeral say it was 'absolutely heartbreaking'
Matt Hancock made the admission in the Commons, as it emerged the beleaguered testing system has managed to reach just 63 per cent of the 16,000 cases that were overlooked. Via: Matt Hancock warns cancer patients will only be treated if Covid-19 stays 'under control'
According to German newspaper WELT, French police are investigating a first-round match on September 30, where it was alleged that the fifth game of the second set was fixed. Via: Police open investigation into alleged match-fixing during French Open women's doubles match