Ukraine entered its 1000th day of war this Tuesday. A sad step, for the country besieged and invaded by Russia since February 24, 2022, whose diplomacy assures that it will “never” submit despite its deep difficulties on the battlefield and the uncertainty weighing on the sustainability of American support after the election of Donald Trump.
While President Volodymyr Zelensky – who spoke by videoconference to the European Parliament on Tuesday – was authorized on Sunday by Washington to strike Russian soil with long-range American missiles, his Russian counterpart, Vladimir Putin, is raising the specter nuclear.
This Tuesday, the head of the Kremlin signed a decree formalizing his new nuclear doctrine and expanding the possibility of using atomic weapons in the event of a “massive” air assault carried out by a non-nuclear country, but supported by a nuclear power. Clear references to Ukraine and the United States.
An early Christmas present. More than two million people will receive the Christmas bonus, automatically paid to beneficiaries of minimum social benefits or job seekers from December 13, announced this Tuesday, November 19 in Ouest-France Paul Christophe the Minister of Solidarity, 'Autonomy and Equality between women and men. Payment is made by the Family Allowance Fund (CAF) for RSA beneficiaries, the Mutualité sociale agricole (MSA) for farmers or France Travail (formerly Pôle emploi).
The amounts of the Christmas bonus paid by the CAF and the MSA vary depending on the family situation and the number of dependent children. It takes 152.45 euros for a single person, to which we add “50% when the household is made up of two people, whether a spouse or a child, and another 30% for each additional child,” the minister explained to our colleagues from Ouest-France. Read our article to find out the details of the amounts depending on your situation.
