This Friday, January 19, explosions were heard in Iran, the Prime Minister denounces “groups” advocating “the precepts of sharia in our schools”, and Taylor Swift released her 11th album.
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This Friday, April 19, the situation is confused in Iran, where explosions were heard. The Israeli army had promised to respond to the Iranian attack on April 14. No demands were made this Friday morning. Developments in the situation can be followed here.
The Prime Minister denounced Thursday on BFM “groups which seek to engage in Islamist entryism”, which advocates “the precepts of sharia, particularly in schools”. Earlier, Gabriel Attal had made several announcements on violence between young people, in Viry-Châtillon (Essonne), marked by the death of a 15-year-old teenager, severely beaten near his college.
And then the queen of the music industry, Taylor Swift, released her 11th album on the night of Thursday to Friday. “The Tortured Poets Department” already promises to be one of the most listened to albums of the night thanks to the singer’s popularity.
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