Volodymyr Zelensky raised the alarm Monday night. The war in Ukraine could cause a surge in grain exports and blockage of Ukrainian grain, resulting in 75 million tonnes. The Ukrainian president stated that between 20 and 25 millions tonnes of cereals are currently blocked. This is in addition to the fact that Ukraine was the fourth-largest exporter of wheat before the Russian invasion.
Ukraine requires maritime corridors to help it overcome the possibility of a shortage within a few months. The Ukrainian president said that the issue is being discussed with Turkey and the United Kingdom, as well as the UN. He also stated that sea exports allow for the export of 10,000,000 tons per month. The Ukraine is also in discussions with Poland and other Baltic countries about small-scale grain exports by rail.
Follow the latest developments in the conflict in Ukraine on Tuesday, June 7, 2007
"We felt like dogs. We were kicked out, then nothing!" It's not hard to see!, Storm Emmanuelle Guichon. It was unbelievable. She is still angry two days later after this terrible misadventure. Saturday, June 4, Emmanuelle Guichon with her family was to board an EasyJet plane leaving Lyon Saint-Exupery for London Gatwick airport. Their flight was cancelled without explanation, just minutes before takeoff.
UFC-Que Choisir, a consumer defense organization, notes that France's banking incident fees are significantly higher than those in neighboring France. These fees are charged in the case of direct debit rejection and are responsible for a "scandalous" bank drain of 1.8 million euros. The association also notes the inefficiency of competition to reduce them. She calls for the government to reduce them.
On Monday night, the British Prime Minister was able to escape a vote against him by his party. Boris Johnson, who refused to resign in the past, needed to win the confidence of the majority (359 Tory deputies) or 180 votes to remain in office. He received 211 votes for his cause, compared to 148. Although he cannot be subject to another motion of confidence for one year, his authority will likely be significantly diminished. His camp had 40% of its deputies voting against him. This is a significant group of rebels that could paralyze government action.
Olivier Dubois, a Vaucluse journalist, is the only French hostage anywhere in the world. He is being held by a jihadist group that is close to Al-Qaida. He has been held captive in the Sahel since April 2021. His sister Canele Bernard and Benjamin Fouquoire launched an SOS from Puy-Saint-Pierre (Hautes-Alpes).
Alexis Vuillermoz won stage two and took the yellow and blue leader's jersey on Monday in Brives-Charensac. This was after a long breakaway that was poorly controlled by the peloton near the end of a hilly stage (169.8km) on the plateaus Ardeche et Haute-Loire. Photo Le Progres/Remy PERRIN
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