This Tuesday, September 24, tens of thousands of Lebanese are fleeing the south of the country bombed by Israel, the new Minister of the Interior wants to “restore order” in France and at the borders, and a French studio is releasing a new video game two weeks after a strike by its employees.
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This Tuesday, September 24, the UN General Assembly opens “on the brink of total war,” according to the head of European diplomacy. On Monday, nearly 500 people died in southern Lebanon, bombed by Israel, which claims to have targeted Hezbollah terrorists. Tens of thousands of people are now fleeing the region. The United States is working on “de-escalation” in the region.
The new Minister of the Interior, Bruno Retailleau, has outlined his “three priorities”: “restore order, restore order and restore order”, whether in France or at the borders, since he wants to “reduce immigration” by “all means”.
And then the French studio Spiders is releasing its new video game “Greedfall II” this Tuesday, barely two weeks after a strike by its employees. The opportunity to take stock in “Ça dit quoi” of the global crisis experienced by the video game sector, faced with 11,000 layoffs worldwide since the beginning of the year.
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