Three years after Brexit, Irish fishermen stick out their tongues. Very limited by increasingly restrictive fishing quotas, the Irish say they are sacrificed in the face of English fishermen who have obtained much greater fishing authorizations. These fishing quotas set by the European Union to avoid intensive fishing were fiercely negotiated, but today, Ireland claims to be aggrieved with a loss of income estimated at 43 million euros per year. Our correspondent Laura Taouchanov went to the small village of Castletownbere which is 90% dependent on fishing like many coastal villages on the island.
In England, the subject of Brexit is still as explosive as ever, to the point that last week a meeting was held in the greatest secrecy to analyze the consequences of the United Kingdom’s exit from the European Union. , and what could be improved. A summit on the sly in a mansion nestled in the English countryside, but revealed by the press, Marie Billon.
A week after the violent earthquakes that struck Turkey and Syria, the official count reports more than 35,000 dead. On the spot, the research continues and on the networks, some of these videos on Twitter have also made it possible to save people trapped under the rubble. The Europe of the Net chronicle of Clemence Penard.
It is an episode of the Second World War little known and which appears in few history books. Eighty years ago, in 1943, thousands of Marseille Jews were rounded up, forced to leave their homes and some sent to concentration camps. On January 22, 1,865 Jewish people were arrested in the city center, mainly around the Opera district. 800 of them are then deported to extermination camps. Two days later, 15,000 inhabitants of working-class neighborhoods around the Old Port were rounded up. These areas are considered a nest of resistance by the Nazis and the Vichy authorities. They will be dynamited a few days later, completely changing the appearance of the city. Yoram Melloul met descendants of these victims during a commemoration ceremony.