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Posted: 31 Aug 2019 01:54 PM PDT

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السر الحقيقي وراء وفاة الفلسطينية إسراء غريب التي أثارت وفاتها ضجة واسعة .. ربنا يرحمها

Posted: 31 Aug 2019 06:21 AM PDT

أثارت قصة الفلسطينية إسراء غريب، حزنًا وغضبًا واسعًا بين ناشطين على مواقع التواصل، بعد أنباء عن وفاتها نتيجة التعذيب من ذويها، وسط ارتفاع الأصوات المطالبة بالقصاص، والتي وصلت إلى حد إرسال العديد من الناشطين رسائل إلى الحكومة الكندية لاتخاذ إجراءات قانونية ضد شقيقها المقيم هناك.

وتوفيت إسراء غريب (21 عامًا) وكانت تعمل في صالون تجميل في بلدة بيت ساحور في بيت لحم الفلسطينية، أمس الخميس.



 #إسراء_غريب فتاة فلسطينية توفيت إثر وشاية من قريبتها.. فما هي قصتها؟#إرم_نيوز #فلسطين


وبدأت قصة "غريب" – بمعلومات لا يمكن لموقع "إرم نيوز" التثبت من صحتها –  حين تقدم شاب لأسرتها لخطبتها، ثم خرجت برفقته وشقيقتها بعلم والدتها للتعرف عليه بشكل أعمق في أحد مطاعم المدينة، وقاموا بالتقاط فيديو قصير وتم نشره عبر "انستغرام"، إلا أن ابنة عمها التي شاهدت المقطع قامت بإبلاغ والدها وأشقائها والتحريض على الفتاة؛ بحجة خروجها مع شاب قبل عقد القران.

ولاحقًا، قام زوج شقيقتها وأشقائها بضربها ضربًا مبرحًا، متسببين لها بكدمات وإصابات في عمودها الفقري، تسببت لها بالدخول للمستشفى، وبعدها تم فسخ خطبتها من الشاب، وفق معلومات متداولة.


وذكر ناشطون على مواقع التواصل، أن عائلتها لم تكتف بذلك، بل لحقت بها إلى المستشفى حيث ادعى زوج أختها وشقيقاها ووالدها أن عليهم "استخراج الجن منها"، فقاموا بالاعتداء عليها بالضرب المبرح مجددًا، دون أي تحرك من فريق المستشفى، في حين اكتفت إحدى الممرضات بتسجيل صوت صراخها واستغاثتها، وبعد أن خرجت من المستشفى، قام شقيقها العائد من كندا بالتهديد بقتلها، حيث كان أول ما قام به بعد خروجها أن ضربها على رأسها، فدخلت في غيبوبة ثم توقف قلبها وفارقت الحياة.

وأثارت مشاركات إسراء لأخبار حالتها الصحية قبل وفاتها تفاعلًا واسعًا على مواقع التواصل الاجتماعي.







وشارك ناشطون بقوة من مختلف الدول العربية عبر هاشتاغ #اسراء_غريب في موقع التواصل "تويتر"، مستنكرين بشاعة الجريمة، ومطالبين الحكومة الكندية بالقصاص من شقيقها القاتل.

واستنكرت الإعلامية الأردنية، علا الفارس، الواقعة، مؤكدة رفضها لكل أشكال العنف ضد المرأة: "لم أستطع النوم هذه الليلة.. صوت صراخها في المستشفى في الفيديو المتداول لا يفارقني. #اسراء غريب الله يرحمها، تؤكد بعض الجهات أنها تعرضت للضرب المفضي للموت، أرفض الظلم والاضطهاد بكل أشكاله كيف عندما يُمارس على امرأة! "الله ينتقم من كل ساقط يمارس تخلفه وجهله وتسلطه على امرأة".



وكتبت الإعلامية السورية، روشان بوظو: "لو ما عرف هالمجرم أن القانون بالسلطة الفلسطينية رح يعامله كبطل ما كان اتجرأ وسافر من كندا حتى يرتكب جريمته!!".

وانتقدت المخرجة آلاء حمدان: "صوت صراخ #اسراء_غريب بالمستشفى بعدما هجموا عليها إخوانها وزوج أختها وضربوها رغم كسر صابها بعمودها الفقري… صوتها بيخلع القلب خلع.. لعنة الله عليهم وعلى كل من أيّدهم بقول أو فعل أو تفكير".

صوت صراخ #اسراء_غريب بالمستشفى بعد ما هجموا عليها اخوانها وزوج اختها وضربوها رغم كسر صابها بعمودها الفقري… صوتها بيخلع القلب خلع..


وعلقت "رهيفة": "بأيّ ذنبٍ قُتلَتْ " سماع صوتها وهي تصرخ كان مدمٍ للقلب كيف ما شفقوا عليها وهي من لحمهم ودمهم كيف هان عليهم وكيف كانت ردة فعلهم بس ماتت بين إيديهم ! حسبي الله ونعم الوكيل فيهم".

 فيما وجه ناشطون آخرون رسائل إلى الحكومة الكندية، مطالبين باتخاذ إجراءات ضد شقيقها المقيم هناك.

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Posted: 31 Aug 2019 07:31 AM PDT

This Weekly looks at a tale of two Kashmirs, asks if Donald Trump has already lost the US-China trade war, and explains why President Joko Widodo is really relocating the Indonesian capital
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August 31, 2019

This Weekly looks at a tale of two Kashmirs, asks if Donald Trump has already lost the US-China trade war, and explains why President Joko Widodo is really relocating the Indonesian capital

KASHMIR

India's Prime Minister Narendra Modi seems to be making the crisis in Kashmir work to his benefit, while Pakistan's Imran Khan most certainly is not

Revoking Jammu and Kashmir's special autonomous status, writes Saikat Datta, has led to a surge of support for Narendra Modi across India while receiving little international condemnation in return. 

Kashmir is India's only Muslim-majority state – it previously was allowed to have a separate flag, pass its own laws and have its own constitution – but New Delhi brought it under direct rule in early August and, in doing so, placed the region in a militarily tight and unprecedented lockdown.

But India — by arguing that this is an internal affair aimed at preventing more terror attacks in the violence-hit region — has faced little criticism in the West or from the Muslim world.

The Organization of Islamic Cooperation (OIC), writes Saheeq Rahman, has asked the international community to push for a settlement according to relevant UN Security Council resolutions. However, the OIC, known as a collective voice of the Muslim world, has never been taken seriously by India, which understands the the lack of consensus among the Organization's member countries in dealing with Kashmir. 

India, explains Rahman, always firmly sticks to the 'this is an internal matter' line and also argues clearly that if there are to be any bilateral discussions, they will be with Pakistan alone.

Pakistan also has its issues in the region, explains Kaswar Klasra. The Gilgit-Baltistan territory, in Pakistan-administered Kashmir, is facing an authoritarian crackdown of its own and, writes Klasra, the area lacks proper constitutional status, a working legal system and the political autonomy that Indian-administered Kashmir had until earlier this month.

Gilgit-Baltistan borders China, Afghanistan and India, and is important to Pakistan. The China-Pakistan Economic Corridor, a grand infrastructure project worth more than $50 billion, goes through the region to connect China to Pakistan's deep-sea port of Gwadar. However, argues Klasra, the locals have yet to benefit from the project and any dissent is met, increasingly, with violence. 

It is just one of the problems facing Pakistan, writes Imad Zafar, who argues that a 'complete surrender on Kashmir, global isolation in the diplomatic community and the deteriorating economy amid political instability' will be enough to sink Prime Minister Imran Khan's political career.

In India, meanwhile, Modi seems to be ready to use the Kashmir crisis to go from strength to strength. His government, writes Bertil Linter, went out of its way to assure people in India's semi-autonomous northeastern states of Nagaland and Manipur that nothing is going to change in the wake of the constitutional shift in Jammu and Kashmir. 

Modi is now trying to negotiate a tricky a peace agreement with the Nagas, who have led an armed insurgency against Indian since the 1950s and, writes Saikat Datta, the Modi government is 'preparing to give them far more autonomy than Kashmir ever enjoyed under Article 370'. Support for Modi, and for his move in Kashmir, says Datta, is high.

Read the full stories on Asia Times

India scores a diplomatic win on Kashmir by Saikat Datta

India can ignore OIC on Kashmir – for now by Saheeq Rahman

Pakistan-run Kashmir faces human rights crisis by Kaswar Klasra

Manipulating system will not win the game for Imran by Imad Zafar

Eye on Kashmir, India's Nagas ring an alarm by Bertil Linter

CHINA-US TRADE WAR

As the United States and China escalate the past year's trade dispute into full-scale economic war, has the decisive fact in the conflict gone entirely unmentioned? Has China has already won the critical engagement in the conflict?

The US-China trade war has already been lost, writes Spengler, and it happened when Washington cajoled and threatened its allies to boycott Huawei's rollout of 5G broadband, and suffered a  humiliating rebuff.

America's trade deficit with China is a minor issue, argues Spengler, when compared to the tech war the United States is losing. Spengler adds that Washington's military and national security establishments are now in a collective tantrum over the hitherto unimaginable fact that the Chinese have gotten the better of them.

If the war really is over, nobody told Donald Trump 

His emotional and blistering Twitter screeds last week, where he called Xi Jinping 'an enemy', called into doubt any chance of a quick resolution' between the two nations, writes Heather Scott 

Although this week the bluster was replaced with a far calmer rhetoric – Xi Jinping was now a 'great leader' – the US president nonetheless restated a position that China finds entirely unacceptable, writes David P. Goldman. For a deal to be accepted by Donald Trump it 'has to be better for us than it is for them' because of his perception that China has taken advantage of the United States for many years.

George Koo writes that, despite the negotiating setbacks, Trump continues to claim that the US economy remains 'incredibly' strong and that the US 'will eventually make a very good deal with China, but we are not in a hurry'. But, says Koo, Wall Street is not buying it. 

Koo says Trump will never blame himself as the cause of bad news on the stock market – he is now blaming the Federal Reserve's unwillingness to lower the policy interest rate for the downward volatility of the equity market – but, as for his 'easy to win' trade war with China, Trump, argues Koo, is now getting visibly frustrated that China is not 'acting like the patsy he had been expecting'. 

And, concludes Koo, 'judging from the results of the trade data one year after the trade war began, China appears to have weathered the storm far more successfully than the US.'

Does it sound like Donald is winning?

Read the full stories on Asia Times

Donald Trump's dance of defeat by Spengler

Trade war explodes as Trump lashes out at Beijing by Heather Scott

Trump talks trade peace, but there's no deal in sight by David P. Goldman
Trump's trade war not so 'easy to win' after all by George Koo

INDONESIA

Despite addressing creeping Islamization and riots and calls for independence in Papua, President Joko Widodo's real focus is the $33 billion relocation of the nation's capital and the continued modernization of Indonesia

This month President Joko Widodo has felt the need to move to purge radical thinking in the bureaucracy, schools and armed forces in defense of secularism. In the last few weeks, he has also had to deal with growing calls for Papuan independence, after Papua saw its worst riots in decades. The latest violence was triggered by yet more allegations of racist abuse and mistreatment of Papuans, this time against students on Java island.

But, writes John McBeth, what is really on Widodo's mind right now is his long term legacy. He's already known as Indonesia's 'Infrastructure President' but Joko Widodo wants to ensure that before he leaves office in five years his grandest plan yet – to move the national capital from Jakarta to East Kalimantan – will become his crowning achievement. 

Widoko, writes McBeth, is a leader determined to shift the country's balance of power away from the dominant island of Java, and the $33 billion relocation of the nation's capital is not so much about the problems associated with sinking, polluted, traffic-choked Jakarta, but more about ensuring Indonesia's continued development and unity. And, of course, Joko Widodo's role in that.  

Read the full stories on Asia Times

Widodo strikes back at creeping Islamization by John McBeth

Sympathy grows for Papuan independence by John McBeth

Why Widodo really wants out of Jakarta by John McBeth

Turning the tap on Hong Kong protests
In Hong Kong, a pro-Beijing lawmaker and an academic have called for the central government in Beijing to implement national law and a state of emergency, and to also cut the water supply in order to stop the 'violent protests' in the city, writes Jeff Pao.

Lula says BRICS was 'tool of attack'
In a wide-ranging, two-hour-plus, exclusive interview from a prison room in Curitiba in southern Brazil, Pepe Escobar talks with former Brazilian president Luis Inacio Lula da Silva who re-emerged for the first time, after more than 500 days in jail, to send a clear message to the world.

US sends Seoul verbal broadside
As relations between Seoul and Tokyo, the two key US allies in Northeast Asia, continue to plummet, American officials deployed unusually harsh language toward South Korea's Moon Jae-in administration after Seoul announced on Thursday that it was terminating a US-sponsored intelligence-sharing pact with Japan, writes Andrew Salmon.

Mobile penis flashers on the rise in Japan

Police in the land of the rising sun crack down on a new form of flashing, sending 'dick pics' on mobile phones

Police in Fukuoka, Japan, this week arrested and filed charges against a 37-year-old salaryman who had sent unsolicited penis pictures via a smartphone to a fellow passenger on a train, violating the prefecture's ordinance forbidding troublesome behavior – specifically a clause regarding obscene and degenerate acts, writes Jake Adelstein.

While there had been previous arrests for similarly dubious behavior, this time the arrest struck a chord, particularly among women who had been subjected to similar harassment. The news trended on Twitter, went viral on social media and finally hit the mainstream press, who discussed the bizarre but disturbing practice.

Japan's notorious chikan, or perverts, have always wielded technology, such as hidden cameras and smartphones, with considerable aplomb, but the arrest comes at a time when women who have been virtually flashed are both sharing their disturbing experiences and discussing counter-measures.

Read the full story on Asia Times

Mobile penis flashers on the rise in Japan by Jake Adelstein
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Bolsonaro’s defiance, loving Trump, upheaval in Italy: Weekend Reads

Posted: 31 Aug 2019 05:16 AM PDT

Balance of Power
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Brazilian President Jair Bolsonaro's resistance to international pressure stems from his deeply rooted beliefs regarding the Amazon. Italy's Matteo Salvini was the week's big political loser. And Donald Trump's trade war isn't costing him as much support from a crucial voting bloc as you might guess.

Dig into these and other aspects of the latest political developments in this edition of Weekend Reads. 

– Kathleen Hunter

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Ambition and Betrayal Sink Italy's Puppet Master 
Salvini was at the apex of his political dominance less than a month ago as go-go dancers gyrated to the national anthem while he improvised as a DJ at a beach bar. John Follain charts how it all went wrong.

U.S. Farmers May Be Angrier, But Their Trump Love Is Growing
Farmers have never been this critical of the Trump administration's trade war with China. But, as Isis Almeida writes, their love for the president seems to be growing anyway. 

A $12 Billion Gas Project Could Make or Break This Young Nation
Jason Scott reports from Timor-Leste, where birthing pains are still evident 20 years after a referendum brought independence from Indonesia following a brutal conflict that killed an estimated 100,000 people.

Temporary lights illuminate a night market in Dili, Timor-Leste, on Aug. 22. Click here for more on how the tiny nation is defying global energy giants. Photographer: Dimas Ardian/Bloomberg

There May Be a Fortune Buried in a Forgotten Corner of Europe
Europe's largest reserves of lithium ⁠— the metal used for batteries⁠ — could be in Serbia. But as James Gomez and Misha Savic report, the hard part might be getting it out. And read more about how the biggest territorial dispute in the Balkans, which has hampered Serbia's and Kosovo's integration with the EU, has gone global.

The Most Undiplomatic of Diplomats Is Trump's Man in Middle East
As the top U.S. envoy to one of the world's most volatile regions, David Friedman is anything but diplomatic. Trump's ambassador to Israel broke the mold of non-partisan predecessors by outraging Palestinians with comments that the Jewish state has a right to annex some areas of the West Bank.  Ivan Levingston and David Wainer take a closer look. 

Here's Why Trump and Rouhani Have Little Incentive to Meet
Iranian President Hassan Rouhani -- beset with an unhappy populace struggling under an economy crippled by U.S. sanctions -- has made clear that he's not interested in sitting down with Trump. As David Wainer and Glen Carey write, Trump, too, has reasons to avoid direct talks. 

Record-low interest rates have the White House giving " very serious consideration" to selling ultra-long bonds with maturities of up to 100 years, Mnuchin said in an exclusive interview with Bloomberg News. But as Saleha Mohsin writes, Wall Street may not be ready to buy.

French Businesses Waking Up to the Reality of a No-Deal Brexit
Jean-Marie Fabre began traveling to London from southern France about five years ago to sell his red wine, and Britain now accounts for around a fifth of his exports. A no-deal Brexit threatens to undo all his work. Ania Nussbaum reports on the reality that's slowly setting in among French merchants.

Take Our Quiz: Trump or Biden—Who Said It?
Trump and Democratic front-runner Joe Biden disagree on a lot. But they often sound alike. The 2020 White House rivals share more than a few verbal tics, including an outspoken appreciation of beautiful women, large crowds and their own IQs.  See if you can guess who's who. 

And finally… On the 150th anniversary of the periodic table's formulation by the Russian chemist Dmitri Mendeleev, it's more important than it's ever been.  Joanna Ossinger explains why in the introduction to a special edition of Businessweek dedicated to the stuff that makes up our universe. 

Mendeleev circa 1880-82. Photographer: ANDREI OSIPOVICH KARELI/ALAMY
 
 

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No-deal Brexit game plan: turn a blind eye at Border

Posted: 31 Aug 2019 01:05 AM PDT

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Saturday 31 August 2019


Enjoy your Independent time this weekend.

In Weekend, find out what it takes to be a woman on top, as we go beyond the stable door with Jessica Harrington and her daughters and meet an all-female horseracing dynasty.

Who needs Bake Off? We find Ireland's secret network of bakers with a cake for every occasion.

And in Sport, Tomás Ó Sé pinpoints the areas that Kerry must target if they are to stop Dublin's drive for five.

Make sure to pick up this week's Irish Independent on Saturday, or read it here on our ePaper.

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Editor, Irish Independent

 
What's in today's Irish Independent
Undated handout photo of the cockpit of the Millennium Falcon: Smugglers Run attraction at Star Wars: Galaxy's Edge at Disneyland, California. See PA Feature TRAVEL Star Wars. Picture credit should read: PA Photo/Joshua Sudock/Disney Enterprises/Lucasfilm. WARNING: This picture must only be used to accompany PA Feature TRAVEL Star Wars.

Win: a money-can't-buy prize that includes an amazing trip to Rugby World Cup 2019 in Japan for one young rugby fan courtesy of Emirates, Worldwide Partner of Rugby World Cup 2019.

Win: a family day out in Dublin to the National Wax Museum and The Rock and Roll Museum.

Win: entry to the Great Fjord swim and accommodation for 2.
 
Main Headlines
 
Leo Varadkar and Boris Johnson don't have much in common – let alone their Brexit policies No-deal Brexit game plan: turn a blind eye at Border Hugh O'Connell Efforts to avoid chaos at the Border in the days after a hard Brexit will involve authorities 'turning a blind eye'
It comes after factories temporarily laid off hundreds of staff in recent days, as unofficial beef protests continued. Photo: Getty Images Shoppers to face 'spaces on shelves' as beef plants run short Margaret Donnelly and Ralph Riegel Growing fears of business being lost to 'non-Irish suppliers'
 
 
Today's view from the Editor
 
'John Major has aligned himself with a legal bid to block the suspension of Parliament.' Photo: PA Editorial: 'Caught in a netherworld amid a dearth of wisdom' Editorial Dickens liked to refer to Westminster as the national cinder heap. Remainers, who saw many of their hopes in ashes this week, would probably agree.
 
 
Our Opinion
 
Sinn Fein leader Mary Lou McDonald. Photo: Gareth Chaney Collins Mary Lou McDonald: 'There is more work needed to achieve a reconciled and peaceful Ireland' Mary Lou McDonald This month marks two significant anniversaries in the most recent phase of conflict. Fifty years ago, sectarian pogroms in Belfast resulted in death, injury and the burning out of Catholic families from their homes. It was the start of widespread unrest.
Help: There is a wide range of counselling services available at institutions such as Trinity College Patricia Casey: 'Student mental health is vital but survey doesn't add up' Patricia Casey The Union of Students in Ireland is to be praised for its interest in mental health in the group it represents.
 
 
Sport
 
Kerry's Gavin White. Photo: Sportsfile
White restored as Keane plots downfall of Dublin's drive for five Kerry skipper Gavin White has been restored to the starting 15 as Kingdom boss Peter Keane bids to thwart Dublin's historic All-Ireland SFC five-in-a-row attempt in Croke Park tomorrow (3.30).
Joe Schmidt. Photo: Sportsfile Schmidt calls for larger World Cup squads in interests of player welfare Rúaidhrí O'Connor Joe Schmidt believes the size of Rugby World Cup squads should be expanded in the interests of player welfare.
Aaron Greene of Shamrock Rovers celebrates following his side's victory over Bohemians at Tallaght Stadium. Photo by Seb Daly/Sportsfile Record crowd sees Burke end Rovers' Gypsy curse Aidan Fitzmaurice The league title race may be out of their hands but Shamrock Rovers will today feel that they have taken back control of the Dublin derby, as they finally ended a long wait for a win over Bohemians.
'For something at a bigger price, consider backing Peggie Sue, which was trading at 11/1 yesterday evening for the ESL Group Handicap at Chester (3.55).' Stock photo: Getty Wayne Bailey: 'Talented Jubiloso can keep the punters happy at Sandown' Wayne Bailey My partner Filomena, who is from Lisbon, reliably informs me that the word jubiloso translates to jubilant - and I was feeling quite triumphant myself this week having strung half a sentence or two together following my first evening class in Portuguese on Tuesday.
 
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Health & Wellbeing
 
'Dogs are great company. We all know that.' Stock image Good vibes only? Why positive thinking can be bad for your health Kirsty Blake Knox Perhaps it's all Oprah's fault, or the Happy Pear boyos, or any Instagram influencer going. It's hard to pinpoint when exactly it started, but we are stuck in an era obsessed with positivity.
 
 
Entertainment
 
Brooding epic: Bill Skarsgård reprises the role of Pennywise for It: Chapter Two 'That kind of success was something that nobody was expecting' - Director Andy Muschietti on following up on IT Paul Whitington 'Yeah I was pretty surprised," Andy Muschietti says modestly. "I mean that kind of success was something that nobody, not even the most optimistic marketing executive, was expecting, or could foresee." He is referring of course to It, his 2017 box office sensation that grossed more than $700m and became the most successful horror film of all time.
 
 
Travel
 
A spokesman for the airline said several thousand customers will be offered refunds.
Thousands face travel chaos as airline axes its North American flights Thousands of travellers were plunged into travel chaos after Norwegian Airlines announced yesterday that it is cancelling all its transatlantic routes from Ireland.
 
 
Motoring
 
Mercedes EQC It's electrifying .. first Mercedes EV marks the start of a deluge Eddie Cunningham On Monday I drove the first electric vehicle from Mercedes on Irish soil.
 
 
Business
 
Stock image Davy Stockbrokers poised to snap up arch rival Goodbody Donal O'Donovan and Samantha McCaughren Davy Stockbrokers has emerged as the surprise frontrunner to buy arch rival Goodbody in a competitive process, the Irish Independent has learned.
Student life: Finance should be a key area of focus for those heading off to college. Stock image Savvy students spoilt for choice Sinead Ryan You've got the points, secured your college place and may very well be scrambling for scarce accommodation. One thing is certain: you'll want to make sure your meagre finances are sorted for the next few years.
 
 
Now a break from the news
 

College: Turning their backs on beer and TV - but what are millennials doing for kicks?

Pastimes: 15 life skills every teenager needs to learn before college

Travel: Win a trip to the Rugby World Cup
 
 
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DE L'ACTU
Nous sommes le samedi 31 août et nous fêtons les Aristide. A la Une, la rentrée politique des Républicains, plus divisés que jamais. Egalement dans l'actualité, la victoire du PSG à Metz alors que les négociations pour le transfert de Neymar à Barcelone connaissent un sévère coup d'arrêt. Côté météo, le temps sera lourd du Sud-Ouest à l'Est, avec des orages parfois marqués sur les Alpes et la Corse, et l'arrivée de pluies faibles sur la Bretagne.
À LIRE CE MATIN
 
Les Républicains : l'année de tous les dangers
Les Républicains : l'année de tous les dangers
Défaite historique aux européennes, départs en cascade et divisions, c'est dans une situation calamiteuse que la droite fait sa rentrée politique.
Après Metz, la saison du PSG va (re)commencer
 
Vainqueur facile de Metz (2-0), Paris va basculer après la trêve avec une nouvelle équipe, dans laquelle il y aura peut-être un génie brésilien.
 
Gaz hilarant : la drogue légale qui fait peur aux autorités
 
Il est dans le tiroir des cuisines et disponible dans n'importe quel supermarché : le protoxyde d'azote est utilisé pour son effet euphorisant. Ministère de la Santé et élus s'interrogent sur la manière de freiner le phénomène.
 
Fusillade d'Ollioules : cinq suspects présentés à un juge
 
Trois personnes, dont une vacancière touchée par une balle perdue, avaient été tuées par balles le 28 juillet.
 
PSG : «La relation avec Neymar est compliquée», confie Leonardo
 
Le directeur sportif parisien est venu s'expliquer vendredi soir sur le Brésilien et les négociations avec le Barça.
 
SI VOUS L'AVEZ RATÉ HIER
Yann Moix : de l'autre côté du roman
Yann Moix : de l'autre côté du roman
PODCAST. Avec son dernier roman, «Orléans», l'auteur et chroniqueur a lancé une bataille médiatique avec sa propre famille. De vieux écrits antisémites ont ressurgi. Quelle est sa motivation profonde ?
POUR ALLER PLUS LOIN
 
Hongkong : la manifestation de ce samedi sera-t-elle un tournant ?
Hongkong : la manifestation de ce samedi sera-t-elle un tournant ?
Pékin est bien décidé à augmenter l'intensité des moyens d'intimidation et de dissuasion contre les manifestants pour mettre fin au mouvement au plus...
Voici le nouveau loft de «C à vous»
Voici le nouveau loft de «C à vous»
Nous avons visité en avant-première le studio tout neuf de l'émission de France 5 qui redémarre lundi.
Les Gilets jaunes vont-ils se remobiliser en septembre ?
Les Gilets jaunes vont-ils se remobiliser en septembre ?
Certains manifestants comptent redescendre dans la rue le samedi, estimant n'avoir pas été assez entendus par l'exécutif.
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Projet de base Ryanair à Beauvais : les élus votent pour les dérogations au couvre-feu
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