This Tuesday, June 4, Kylian Mbappé is officially a Real Madrid player, 200,000 students will find out today which master’s degree they will follow next year and the Parisian police are reorganizing against online drug traffickers.
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This Tuesday, June 4, Mbappémania took hold of Madrid after the signing of the French striker on Monday at Real. The ex-Parisian has signed up until 2029 with the Merengue club.
Five days before the European elections, on Sunday June 9, here is what to remember from the interviews with the 12 main candidates, guests of franceinfo on Monday.
Nearly 200,000 students will know the results of the MonMaster platform this Tuesday online. The equivalent of Parcoursup for high school students allows third-year students to choose several possible orientations, at the risk of multiplying applications in each sector.
And then 50 days before the Paris Olympic Games, the police are stepping up to fight against the “Uberization” of drug trafficking. More than a third of physical deal points have disappeared over the last three years in the capital, while traffic cases on encrypted messaging services such as WhatsApp, Telegram and Snapchat have increased by 40% in 2023.
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