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7 Apr 2025
#politics
Le Monde: French left protests against far right but remains divided
Thousands gathered in Paris on April 6 to rally against the far-right following Marine Le Pen's embezzlement conviction. While Le Pen held a separate rally to protest her ban from office, leftist factions struggled with internal divisions about the demonstration's timing.
Despite claims of 15,000 attendees by La France Insoumise, the turnout was likely inflated. The rally aimed to show unity against far-right attacks on democracy and the judiciary.
#society
Le Monde: Will French companies resist Trump's anti-diversity crusade?
On March 26, a conference in Paris launched a guide for the inclusion of transgender and non-binary identities in the workplace, organized by L'Autre Cercle. Major companies like Société Générale are actively promoting LGBTQ+ inclusion, countering anti-diversity policies from the U.S.
This initiative reflects a broader resistance among French companies to U.S. anti-diversity measures, as many American firms comply with directives from the Trump administration that limit inclusion efforts.
#economy
Times Of Israel: Israeli exports to US will take $2.3 billion hit under tariffs, industrialist org warns
The Manufacturers Association of Israel warns that up to 26,000 jobs could be lost due to a 17% tariff imposed by the U.S. on Israeli goods. This could result in a $2.3 billion decline in exports, particularly affecting high-tech sectors.
Israeli officials are urging Prime Minister Netanyahu to take diplomatic action to mitigate the impact of these tariffs, which could further escalate if additional industries are targeted. The Tel Aviv Stock Exchange has already seen significant declines following the announcement.
#military
GB News: 'Milestone moment' UK successfully tests hypersonic missiles in 'critical advance' of Britain's defence capabilities
The UK has successfully tested a new hypersonic missile engine, marking a significant advancement in European defense capabilities. This air-breathing engine will enable missiles to travel at several thousand miles per hour, offering greater range than conventional rockets.
The testing involved 233 static runs at NASA's Langley Research Centre, supported by the US Air Force. Defence Secretary John Healey emphasized the importance of innovation in a dangerous world, with the UK aiming to deliver a hypersonic weapon technology demonstrator by 2030 in collaboration with the US and Australia.