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You’re complicit in the israeli genocide say protesters, you can stop it: me, no, no, says French President in Canada who walks fine-without-a-spine
Just to clarify, as many asking, the increase in max tuition fees and maintenance loans by RPIX (inflation) is for both new and continuing English students for the 2025/26 academic year
The government’s increase to tuition fees is wrong.
Students shouldn’t have to pay tuition this year, or any year.
It’s time to abolish tuition fees and cancel student debt because education is a public good, not a commodity.
China’s premier defends free trade on eve of US presidential election
Elon Musk has more at stake on the Nov. 5 election than almost anyone not on the ballot, writes Tim Higgins
November 6, 2024
11:18 am
Le Figaro – Le monde suspendu au choix des Americains
The French newspaper leads with the election and features an image of Americans lining up to vote.
“Rarely have the visions of two presidential candidates been so different. Kamala Harris’s program is diametrically opposed to that of Donald Trump on abortion, climate, design of government … But the Democrat’s refocusing has also led her to curiously move closer to some of her populist rival’s positions on immigration issues or policy towards China … Overall, however, the two candidates have remained vague about their projects, contenting themselves with giving broad directions.”
NOTE: The European front pages went to print before the election results started to come in.
November 6, 2024
11:18 am
November 6, 2024
11:14 am
LA Croix – L’economie barricadee
The front page of the French newspaper previews the US presidential election.
Online, the paper says “the 78-year-old former president succeeded in his gamble to return to the White House at the end of an excessively eventful campaign, particularly aggressive and indecisive until the last minute.”
NOTE: The European front pages went to print before the election results started to come in.
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