Rima Hassan wins her standoff against Sciences Po, 200,000 homes deprived of electricity by snow, the Kremlin provokes the United States… The 3 news to remember at midday

Conference by Rima Hassan: justice orders Sciences Po Paris to maintain the MP's intervention on Palestine

This Friday, the Paris administrative court ordered Sciences Po Paris to allow a conference to take place by the MEP of La France insoumise (radical left), the Franco-Palestinian Rima Hassan, initially banned by the prestigious school. “The summary judges of the Paris administrative court order Sciences Po Paris to allow this conference to be held under conditions guaranteeing its smooth running and likely to prevent the risks of disturbances to public order,” writes the court in a press release.

Caetano storm: 200,000 homes still without electricity due to snow and wind, according to Enedis

Traffic on the roads and by train remained difficult Friday morning in the regions affected by winter storm Caetano, while accidents linked to ice took place during the night, we learned from reliable sources. Even if “the Caetano storm has now left the country”, 31 departments remain on orange snow-ice and wind alert until midday, Météo-France indicates in its 6 a.m. bulletin.

War in Ukraine: the Kremlin assures that the United States understood Putin's message

This Friday, the Kremlin assured that the United States understood the message sent to them by Vladimir Putin. Meanwhile, the Ukrainian Parliament canceled its session due to the risk of a Russian strike. Le Figaro takes stock of the situation.

Today's figure: 201,387

Or the amount in euros spent by the State in 2023 for former Prime Minister Bernard Cazeneuve. According to a report written by the special rapporteur to the Finance Committee of the Assembly Marie-Christine Dalloz, eleven prime ministers benefited, in 2023, from various services acquired from all former heads of government

Quote of the day: what did Émile Zola say about snow?

When the snow comes, during the night, silently spreading its thick carpet on the earth, we utter a slight exclamation of joy and surprise.

Emile Zola

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