610,000 people at the Fête de l'Humanité, Russian drones in Poland and Romania, Sébastien Lecornu abandons the two public holidays... What not to miss this weekend

610,000 people attended the Fête de l'Humanité: the 90th edition breaks all records

The 90th edition of the Fête de l'Humanité broke all attendance records. The concerts? Packed to the rafters. The debates? Packed to the rafters. The stalls? Too. Between Friday noon and Sunday evening, 610,000 people strolled its aisles. Relive some of these highlights of the festival.

War in Ukraine: After Poland, Russia tests NATO's limits by launching drones on Romania

Within days of each other, Russian drones flew over Polish and Romanian airspace. A way to brush up against European and American red lines. A strategy that caught Donald Trump off guard.

Back to the elimination of the two public holidays, "France Santé" houses... Sébastien Lecornu is already maneuvering to try to save his job

Sébastien Lecornu took advantage of a trip to Mâcon and an interview with the regional daily press on Saturday, September 13, to announce his initial plans for the next budget. Under pressure from political and union forces, the Prime Minister is trying to keep up appearances by promising to abandon the elimination of public holidays—already considered by his predecessor—and by mentioning "tax justice" measures, without providing further details.

In London, 110,000 protesters in honor of Trumpist influencer Charlie Kirk… And with them Eric Zemmour and Steve Bannon

Far-right influencer Tommy Robinson rallied around 100,000 supporters to the streets of London on Saturday, September 13. Accompanied by Éric Zemmour and Steve Bannon, the Islamophobic activist claimed "millions of participants" for this march in honor of Trump-supporting influencer Charlie Kirk. Nine people were arrested.