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• Russia rejects the accusations of the Polish Prime Minister, who accuses Moscow of being the sponsor of the migration crisis on the border between Poland and Belarus.
The man taken into police custody Monday evening after the disappearance of the 17-year-old jogger in Mayenne, found alive, was exonerated, announced the Laval prosecutor.
• The first draft resolution of COP26 encourages countries to revise upwards their commitments to reduce greenhouse gas emissions from 2022, ie three years before the date provided for in the Paris agreement.
• The health pass for people over 65 will be deactivated, in the absence of a booster dose, “6 months and 5 weeks” after the previous injection, from December 15, said government spokesman Gabriel Attal.
• François Hollande is expected at the trial of the November 13 attacks, where he was cited as a witness by an association of victims. You can follow his testimony in our direct.
Since the opening of the trial, questions around the supposed responsibilities of the State and its services have been part of the debates. Starting with questions about the monitoring of terrorists, but also about the prevention of attacks.
(JESSICA KOMGUEN / FRANCEINFO)
• # Germany supports new European Union sanctions against Belarus. Berlin accuses Belarusian President Alexander Lukashenko of exploiting “unscrupulous” migrants by sending them to the border with Poland.
• During his televised intervention, Emmanuel Macron announced health measures. But above all, he defended his record and outlined reforms for the future.
Twenty-four hours after her disappearance in Mayenne, the 17-year-old jogger was found alive in Sablé-sur-Sarthe (Sarthe). Gendarmes are still on site to continue the investigations.
• François Hollande is expected at the trial of the November 13 attacks, where he was cited as a witness by an association of victims. You can follow his testimony in our direct.