Agrégateur de flux

After the brutal terrorist attack by Hamas, most press voices in Europe agree that as long as the radical Islamic group controls the Gaza Strip, peace between Israelis and Palestinians is impossible. However, it appears equally clear that the densely populated area cannot be liberated from Hamas without hitting many civilians in the process. Europe's press deliberates.

The world is in shock after a missile hit the al-Ahli Arab Hospital in Gaza. Hundreds of people were reportedly killed in the blast. Hamas has blamed Israel, but the Israeli military has denied the accusation saying that the destruction wreaked by the explosion does not match its weapons and that intercepted communications and radar images indicate that the damage was caused by the misfiring of a rocket launched by the Islamic Jihad group. The press examines the uproar in the media.

The conservative PiS has won the most votes in Poland's parliamentary elections but failed to secure the majority it needs to continue in government. Instead, three pro-European parties are set to form a ruling coalition: Donald Tusk's liberal Civic Coalition, the centrist Trzecia Droga and the leftist Lewica party. European media assess the ramifications for the EU and Europe.

Les funérailles de Dominique Bernard, enseignant de 57 ans tué par un Russe radicalisé le 13 octobre, se sont tenues jeudi à Arras dans le nord de la France. Des centaines de personnes étaient présentes pour lui rendre un dernier hommage, ainsi que le président Emmanuel Macron, son épouse Brigitte et le ministre de l'Éducation nationale, Gabriel Attal. Plus tôt dans la journée, Dominique Bernard a été élevé au grade de chevalier de la Légion d'honneur à titre posthume.

The Irish government has confirmed it will set up a working group to ensure the sustainability of biofuels used in the country, as concerns grow that tainted fuels are entering the EU market.

The European Commission is planning to table a European Wind Power Package on Tuesday (24 October), aiming to strengthen the EU’s wind industry by solving the challenges it is facing, according to leaked drafts seen by Euractiv.

La diplomatie est-elle un sport de combat ? Faut-il croire à la morale en politique ? Comment protéger les droits humains ? La responsabilité de protéger légitime-t-elle le droit d’ingérence ? Pascal Boniface échange avec Jean-Maurice Ripert autour de ses Mémoires « Diplomatie de Combats » publiés aux Presses de la cité : des récits de combats qu’il a mené du Pakistan à la Russie, en passant par la Chine, pour défendre valeurs et idées qui lui sont chères.