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On a Dot of France Off Canada, Carney and Macron Promote Shared Values

20 septembre 2026 à 17:42
The leaders of Canada and France met just after the European Union invited Canada to become its first “associate member.”

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President Emmanuel Macron of France and Prime Minister Mark Carney of Canada at a war memorial in Miquelon on Sunday.

One Person Shot During Encounter With ICE in Austin

20 septembre 2026 à 17:21
The shooting in the Texas capital is the latest by federal immigration agents as the Trump administration intensifies its deportation effort.

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Texas state troopers at the scene where one person is believed to have been shot during a confrontation with Immigration and Customs Enforcement agents.
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  • Mont-Joli : des coupures d’eau prévues dans plusieurs secteurs
    Des résidents du secteur nord de Mont-Joli devront composer avec une interruption du service d’aqueduc, ce lundi 21 et ce mardi 22 septembre, en raison de travaux prévus par la Ville. Les coupures auront lieu de 7 h 30 à 17 h. Selon un croquis diffusé par la Ville, elles toucheront des portions de l’avenue Chaplain, de l’avenue Voyer, de l’avenue Lavoie, de l’avenue Langlois, de l’avenue Joliette ainsi que des rues Saint-Thomas, Maisonneuve et Thibault. L’alimentation en eau sera rétablie
     

Mont-Joli : des coupures d’eau prévues dans plusieurs secteurs

20 septembre 2026 à 17:00

Des résidents du secteur nord de Mont-Joli devront composer avec une interruption du service d’aqueduc, ce lundi 21 et ce mardi 22 septembre, en raison de travaux prévus par la Ville.

Les coupures auront lieu de 7 h 30 à 17 h. Selon un croquis diffusé par la Ville, elles toucheront des portions de l’avenue Chaplain, de l’avenue Voyer, de l’avenue Lavoie, de l’avenue Langlois, de l’avenue Joliette ainsi que des rues Saint-Thomas, Maisonneuve et Thibault.

L’alimentation en eau sera rétablie en soirée pendant les deux journées de travaux. Les résidents concernés devront prévoir suffisamment d’eau pour leurs besoins durant les heures d’interruption.

Un avis d’ébullition entrera également en vigueur dans les secteurs touchés après le rétablissement du service. Il demeurera en place jusqu’à ce que des analyses confirment que l’eau peut de nouveau être consommée normalement.

La Ville de Mont-Joli avisera les citoyens lorsque l’avis d’ébullition pourra être levé.

Ligue 1: au Vélodrome, le PSG bat l'Olympique de Marseille, en position de relégable

Par : FRANCE 24
20 septembre 2026 à 16:53
En clôture de la 5e journée de Ligue 1, le Classique s'est soldé par une victoire 2-1 du PSG contre l'OM. Cette défaite à domicile, la quatrième consécutive en championnat, place les Marseillais en position de relégables.

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  • Let’s Talk Climate
    World leaders are mostly silent and President Trump is pushing fossil fuels. We’ll explore the stakes at this week’s Climate Forward event.
     

Let’s Talk Climate

20 septembre 2026 à 16:39
World leaders are mostly silent and President Trump is pushing fossil fuels. We’ll explore the stakes at this week’s Climate Forward event.

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A coal-fired power plant in West Virginia.

Russo-Ukrainian war, day 1670: Ukraine’s Vivaldi counteroffensive described as “one of Ukraine’s most important victories of 2026”

20 septembre 2026 à 16:38

Exclusives

Europe gave Russia years to perfect its aerial killing. Ukraine is paying the price. Europe may be next.. Russia has spent four years adapting its drones, missiles and tactics against Ukraine. As Russian attacks become harder to stop, Ukrainian civilians are paying the price – while Europe is increasingly worried about a threat it has had years to prepare for.
“A warning to companies that remain”: Russia takes control of Nestlé and Auchan’s assets – companies that stayed in Russia following the full-scale invasion of Ukraine. The companies had been warned that remaining in Russia could expose their investments to seizure as the Kremlin increasingly uses foreign-owned businesses as leverage. B4Ukraine says companies should leave while they still can.

Military

Ukraine retakes ground in a region Russia has fought for years to capture. “Vivaldi” is only getting started but is already “one of the most important victories for Ukraine in 2026” Ukraine’s Third Army Corps says its counteroffensive has retaken three settlements and 50 square kilometers of occupied territory in northern Donetsk, potentially delaying Russia’s planned offensive in the northern Donbas.

Ukraine’s long-range strikes reach Moscow’s fuel supply as Russia votes in State Duma elections A Ukrainian strike damaged the Moscow Oil Refinery, a major fuel supplier for the capital and surrounding region, as Russia held the second day of its State Duma elections.

Ukraine’s Vivaldi operation cleared 85 square kilometers near Lyman. A soldier who fought it says one thing was hardest of all Well-sited Russian defenders spot an assault group crossing open ground and fight it at a distance, he says.

Ukraine’s most effective units, Azov among them, need reinforcements. So National Guard is opening recruitment center aimed only at foreigners The center will send foreign volunteers into contract service as Ukraine leans on outside recruits to fill a manpower gap.

One machine handles 52% of a Russian oil plant—Ukrainian drones just hit it Satellite images show Ukrainian FP-1 drones hit the crude unit that handles 52% of Russia’s TANECO refinery, 1,200 km from Ukraine.

Drones hit Rostov-on-Don for the second straight night—OSINT monitors say the military airbase was likely the target again The local authorities confirmed more than 50 drones downed overnight but said nothing about the airfield where Ukraine reportedly destroyed three aircraft and three helicopters the previous night.

Ukraine’s snipers didn’t vanish in the drone war—their job changed beyond recognition Up to 154 pounds on their backs, weeks at one position, a thermal scope always running—modern sniping is far more watching than shooting.

Russia was sure the terrain made this village impossible to take—Ukraine walked in anyway Days of reconnaissance, drone strikes, and artillery went into the 66th Brigade’s push on Serednie. When the village fell, Russian channels called the liberation footage an AI fake.

Intelligence and technology

North Korea has fired around 150 ballistic missiles at Ukraine, learning from each one. Same missiles threaten Japan, and Kyiv just shows its speaker what is inside them The components come from a missile Russia fired at Ukraine, and Kyiv’s spies argue the same North Korean weapons threaten Japan too.

What are “S-300 Clone” and GAM-67 in America’s new $2.68 billion package for Ukraine? Experts think they have answer Labeled “S-300 Clone,” the new US missiles would reportedly let Ukraine keep its Soviet launchers firing.

Defender Media: Ukraine’s battle-tested drone makers reach no top slot in Pentagon’s $1.1 billion Drone Dominance program, but some Ukrainian technology wins anyway American firms took every top slot, but some Ukrainian tech won quietly under Western partners.

Russia is using inaccurate missiles that can miss by hundreds of meters to attack Ukrainian cities – and plans to scale them up Russia is increasingly using RM48U missiles originally designed as air-defense training targets to attack Ukraine. Their large margin of error makes them especially dangerous when fired at Ukrainian cities, where they can strike civilian areas far from any intended targets.

International

Ukraine and Hungary have a rare moment of cooperation, agreeing to build fuel storage beyond Russia’s reach The planned storage facilities in Hungary near the Ukrainian border will help Ukraine diversify fuel supplies as Russia continues attacking energy infrastructure.

At camp Norway built in Polish forest, NATO trainers admit Ukraine’s army now moves faster than their own Ukraine’s wartime tempo outpaces NATO armies, whose slow procurement Western trainers in Poland say Ukraine’s experience is exposing.

Russia plans ”accidental” drone strikes on NATO countries, Tusk says Tusk said the tactic could be used to test whether NATO would act if an attack on one of its members could be presented as a mistake.

EU pledges €3.3 billion for Ukraine, von der Leyen says “more is coming” as Russia’s escalating air war makes life in Ukrainian cities increasingly difficult The new funding comes as Ukraine appeals for more air defense to counter increasingly complex Russian attacks, including advanced missile and drone strikes on Kyiv.

Belarus holds military drills around the Suwalki Gap, NATO’s only land link to the Baltics Minsk says troops are guarding infrastructure, manning checkpoints, and practicing against saboteurs and drones. It has not disclosed the total number of personnel involved.

“What Ukraine needs right now”: Poland to provide Ukraine with scarce F-16 missiles to shoot down jet-powered drones The aid package will also include aviation equipment, Poland’s deputy defense minister says.

Humanitarian and social impact

Russia has already destroyed more than two-fifths of Ukraine’s modern warehouse space as it escalates attacks on economic infrastructure – FT 2.1 million square meters of warehouse capacity have been destroyed as Russian strikes increasingly target the infrastructure Ukraine needs to store and move goods.

Russian e-commerce will lose $4.8 billion to the drone campaign against its warehouses, analysts estimate Analysts cut a whole year’s growth forecast for Russian online retail by a fifth, and blamed the strikes alone.

Thousands are starving in occupied Oleshky. People have no food, no way out, and Russian forces bomb incoming aid More than 6,000 people, including around 200 children, may remain trapped in the Russian-occupied city, where civilians lack food, water and medicine and some are risking mined fields to escape.

Russia’s war has devastated Donetsk Oblast, with losses already exceeding $26 billion The preliminary estimate covers destroyed industry, energy infrastructure, agriculture, transport, and other sectors, while much of the damage remains impossible to assess.

Russia kills captain of Tanzanian-flagged ship in latest attack on civilian shipping in Black Sea Russia has repeatedly attacked civilian shipping around Ukraine’s Black Sea ports, putting international crews and maritime trade at risk.

Political and legal developments

Russia paid a recruit to vandalize London mosques and make it look like a homegrown hate crime A Ukrainian man has pleaded guilty to the attacks. Direct Action UK, a fake British far-right group, then circulated images of the graffiti.

Stop arming Ukraine or we shut down your defense firms, pro-Kremlin group tells Latvia, Poland, and Portugal Latvia’s security service has opened a terrorism case and jailed one suspect, with the group’s deadline set for 7 October.

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  • Maroc : quels enjeux pour les élections législatives ?
    Le Maroc renouvelle les 395 sièges de sa Chambre des représentants lors des élections législatives du 23 septembre. Le scrutin se déroule dans un cadre électoral réformé, avec notamment de nouvelles dispositions concernant les candidatures, le financement politique et la représentation des femmes et des jeunes. Mais au-delà des règles du scrutin, quelles sont les attentes des Marocains ? Pouvoir d’achat, emploi, éducation, santé : les partis politiques peuvent-ils répondre aux préoccupations de
     

Maroc : quels enjeux pour les élections législatives ?

Par : FRANCE24
20 septembre 2026 à 16:35
Le Maroc renouvelle les 395 sièges de sa Chambre des représentants lors des élections législatives du 23 septembre. Le scrutin se déroule dans un cadre électoral réformé, avec notamment de nouvelles dispositions concernant les candidatures, le financement politique et la représentation des femmes et des jeunes. Mais au-delà des règles du scrutin, quelles sont les attentes des Marocains ? Pouvoir d’achat, emploi, éducation, santé : les partis politiques peuvent-ils répondre aux préoccupations de la population et restaurer la confiance dans la représentation politique ? Décryptage avec Nadia Hachimi Alaoui dans le Journal de l’Afrique.

NFL roundup: Bears QB Caleb Williams carted off in loss to Vikings; Saints stun Ravens

Par : Agencies
20 septembre 2026 à 16:34
  • Caleb Williams leaves game with leg injury

  • Tyler Shough’s late touchdown cheers New Orleans

Carson Wentz passed for 143 yards, Aaron Jones Sr. rushed for 105 yards, and the visiting Minnesota Vikings (2-0) escaped ⁠with a 9-3 win over the Chicago Bears, who lost their quarterback to a hamstring injury.

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Au Nigeria, les familles des 37 mineurs morts à Minna, dans le centre du pays, réclament justice

20 septembre 2026 à 16:32
Au Nigeria, les familles de 37 orpailleurs morts en détention à Minna dans le centre du Nigeria réclament des explications et justice. Le gouvernement a nommé une commission indépendante pour mener l'enquête. 

Le parti de Poutine remporte sans surprise les législatives marquées par des attaques de Kiev

Par : FRANCE 24
20 septembre 2026 à 16:13
Le parti de Vladimir Poutine, Russie unie, est sans surprise donné vainqueur dimanche aux élections législatives, un scrutin marqué par des attaques de drones ukrainiens et des piratages informatiques, auxquelles Moscou a promis une riposte.

Site d’immigration Canada | Un arrêt de service transforme sa vie en cauchemar

20 septembre 2026 à 16:11
Un arrêt de service sur le site d’Immigration, Réfugiés et Citoyenneté Canada (IRCC), qui dure depuis le mois de mai, est un véritable cauchemar pour Mohamad Tirani. Faute d’avoir accès à l’état de sa demande de résidence permanente, il est pris dans un labyrinthe bureaucratique et se retrouve sans couverture médicale.

Jeannette Süß : "il y a dans les territoires de l'ex-RDA, un sentiment de ne pas être écoutés"

20 septembre 2026 à 15:52
Deux semaines après le triomphe de l'AfD en Saxe-Anhalt, les résultats des scrutins régionaux à Berlin et dans le Mecklembourg-Poméranie Occidentale confirment la percée de l'extrême droite en Allemagne. C'est une débâcle pour la CDU du chancelier Friedrich Merz, qui a reconnu son échec parlant de "catastrophe", mais qui garde le cap, promettant de poursuivre les réformes engagées. Jeannette Süß (du comité d'études des relations franco -allemandes de l'IFRI) était l'Invitée d'Au Cœur de l'Info.

Conférence de presse de Macron et Carney à Saint-Pierre-et-Miquelon

Par : FRANCE24
20 septembre 2026 à 15:41
Dès son arrivée sur place samedi soir, Emmanuel Macron a réaffirmé la souveraineté française sur l'archipel de Saint-Pierre-et-Miquelon. Il a ensuite accueilli dimanche le Premier ministre canadien Mark Carney pour une visite sans précédent dans ce petit territoire français de l'Atlantique Nord, destinée à réaffirmer l'unité du Canada, de la France et des Européens face aux coups de boutoir récurrents de Donald Trump. Suivez leur prise de parole en direct.

Élections en Allemagne : la survie de Friedrich Merz ne tient plus qu’à un fil

20 septembre 2026 à 15:39
Les élections régionales allemandes en Mecklembourg-Poméranie-Occidentale et à Berlin ont toutes deux marqué la défaite d'un même parti : la CDU de Friedrich Merz. Après le récent choc provoqué par la large victoire de l’extrême droite en Saxe-Anhalt, déjà analysé comme un échec de la politique du chancelier, Friedrich Merz peut-il survivre à ces deux nouveaux revers ?

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  • Ukraine and Hungary have a rare moment of cooperation, agreeing to build fuel storage beyond Russia’s reach
    Ukraine’s Naftogaz has signed a memorandum with Hungarian energy company MOL to build fuel storage facilities in Hungary near the Ukrainian border, creating additional reserves outside the reach of Russian strikes. Acting Naftogaz CEO Sergiy Fedorenko said the project will diversify fuel supply routes and provide storage capacity outside areas exposed to Russian attacks. He said this could make fuel supplies more reliable for Ukrainian consumers while also expanding cross-border energy
     

Ukraine and Hungary have a rare moment of cooperation, agreeing to build fuel storage beyond Russia’s reach

20 septembre 2026 à 15:04

Ukraine’s Naftogaz has signed a memorandum with Hungarian energy company MOL to build fuel storage facilities in Hungary near the Ukrainian border, creating additional reserves outside the reach of Russian strikes.

Acting Naftogaz CEO Sergiy Fedorenko said the project will diversify fuel supply routes and provide storage capacity outside areas exposed to Russian attacks. He said this could make fuel supplies more reliable for Ukrainian consumers while also expanding cross-border energy infrastructure.

The agreement was announced during the Carpathian Economic Forum, held as part of the first summit of the Carpathian Eight regional cooperation format.

Why Ukraine needs fuel storage outside the country

Russia has repeatedly targeted Ukraine’s fuel infrastructure, including oil and gas production facilities, filling stations, and other sites needed to supply fuel across the country. These attacks increase in the lead up to and during winter months, where the impacts on civilians are especially severe.

Naftogaz said Russian attacks destroyed 37 of its filling stations during the first seven months of 2026. The company said fuel availability is particularly important for emergency services, medical teams, public transport, and communities near the front line.

Russia has also attacked Ukraine’s oil and gas production facilities. In August, Naftogaz said a major Russian attack damaged seven Ukrnafta production facilities and forced some of them offline, reducing oil and gas production.

Storing fuel in Hungary would give Ukraine additional reserves beyond the reach of these attacks and another route for bringing petroleum products into the country if domestic infrastructure is damaged.

Fedorenko said the agreement could make fuel supplies to Ukrainian consumers more reliable while supporting the development of energy infrastructure connecting the two countries.

Ukraine-Hungary ties improve

The deal comes as Kyiv and Budapest have begun rebuilding relations following years of tensions under former Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orbán.

Péter Magyar replaced Orbán as Hungary’s prime minister in 2026, and the new government has moved toward closer cooperation with Ukraine, although major disagreements remain. 

In June, Ukrainian Foreign Minister Andrii Sybiha described the relationship as entering a “new page” after Kyiv and Budapest reached an agreement addressing longstanding disputes over the rights of Hungary’s ethnic minority in Ukraine. 

The two countries have since continued talks on normalizing relations. In September, the relationship was showing tentative signs of improvement, including progress on minority-rights issues and preparations for a meeting between Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy and Magyar.

Energy cooperation has already featured in the renewed dialogue. During a Ukrainian government visit to Budapest in 2025, the two sides discussed Hungarian participation in modernizing Ukraine’s energy infrastructure and agreed to continue economic cooperation.

The improvement in relations has not eliminated disagreements. Hungary continues to block progress on parts of Ukraine’s EU accession process, citing concerns over the rights of Hungary’s ethnic minority in Ukraine.

The planned fuel-storage facilities therefore mark a practical area of cooperation between the two countries at a time when Russia’s attacks are making secure fuel supplies increasingly important for Ukraine.

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  • Andy Burnham faces a weakened Trump – but the president remains unpredictable
    PM hopes to be firmer with US leader than his predecessor without provoking diplomatic warfare, as the Iran war weighs on the UK economyNo international relationship has more power to determine the success of Andy Burnham’s premiership. So you might imagine the stakes for the prime minister’s first face-to-face meeting with Donald Trump on Tuesday would be high.Yet Burnham may prove to be a lucky general. The balance of risk has shifted. Trump is unpopular at home, where inflation remains high,
     

Andy Burnham faces a weakened Trump – but the president remains unpredictable

20 septembre 2026 à 14:45

PM hopes to be firmer with US leader than his predecessor without provoking diplomatic warfare, as the Iran war weighs on the UK economy

No international relationship has more power to determine the success of Andy Burnham’s premiership. So you might imagine the stakes for the prime minister’s first face-to-face meeting with Donald Trump on Tuesday would be high.

Yet Burnham may prove to be a lucky general. The balance of risk has shifted. Trump is unpopular at home, where inflation remains high, and is mired in an intractable conflict in Iran that has the potential to sink his midterm dreams.

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  • Une propriété d’exception à Sacré-Cœur
    Une propriété contemporaine au cœur de la nature. Nichée dans un environnement boisé et paisible, cette résidence construite en 2023 se distingue par son architecture moderne, ses vastes aires de vie et son intégration harmonieuse dans la nature. Avec ses grandes fenêtres, ses espaces lumineux et sa terrasse couverte avec spa, elle offre un cadre de vie remarquable, alliant confort, élégance et tranquilité, à proximité des services et des attraits de la région. Un cadre de vie exceptio
     

Une propriété d’exception à Sacré-Cœur

20 septembre 2026 à 14:55

Une propriété contemporaine au cœur de la nature. Nichée dans un environnement boisé et paisible, cette résidence construite en 2023 se distingue par son architecture moderne, ses vastes aires de vie et son intégration harmonieuse dans la nature.

Avec ses grandes fenêtres, ses espaces lumineux et sa terrasse couverte avec spa, elle offre un cadre de vie remarquable, alliant confort, élégance et tranquilité, à proximité des services et des attraits de la région.

Un cadre de vie exceptionnel

Une architecture distinctive, une vue imprenable sur le fleuve et l’intimité des arbres matures : cette propriété clé en main offre un cadre de vie exceptionnel près du centre-ville de Rimouski. Les matériaux de qualité créent un intérieur chaleureux et élégant, où le confort des planchers chauffants se prolonge jusque dans le garage.

Avec trois chambres, deux salles de bain et une salle d’eau, chacun y trouve sa place. À l’extérieur, la grande terrasse invite à recevoir ou simplement à ralentir, le regard tourné vers le fleuve. Un endroit où chaque journée se savoure dans un décor aussi paisible qu’inspirant.

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