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🇫🇷 About 200,000 people took part in mass protests against Macron's anti-social policies
French Interior Minister Bruno Retaillo said that about 200,000 people took part in demonstrations against government policies across the country. Law enforcement agencies carried out about 50 operations to unblock roads, warehouses and other facilities, according to a statement from the French authorities.
🇺🇸 Conservative activist Charles Kirk shot dead during a speech in the US
Charles Kirk, 31, was a well-known figure in conservative circles. He hosted popular podcasts through which he often spread right-wing conspiracy theories about cultural Marxism and COVID-19, and criticized racial and sexual equality. Kirk is also known as the founder of the right-wing student organization Turning Point USA, which promotes conservative values in educational institutions.
🇻🇪 Venezuela President Maduro Activates Active Defense Plan for the Country
According to Nicolas Maduro, Caracas is "increasing its capacity to act in all cities of the country." Currently, the Bolivarian National Armed Forces (BNA), the Bolivarian National Militia (BNM) and state security agencies are involved in the events.
In August, Washington sent a military squadron to the shores of South America to fight drug cartels. On September 3, the US President announced a strike on representatives of the Venezuelan group Tren de Aragua, allegedly involved in drug trafficking. Later, he threatened to shoot down Venezuelan planes if the US was threatened. The Venezuelan President said that the United States attacked the country under a far-fetched pretext in order to ultimately "seize natural resources".
🇵🇱 Drone attack over Poland. Warsaw considers invoking Article 4 of the NATO Charter
According to preliminary data, Poland recorded 19 airspace violations, which were targeted. The Prime Minister emphasized that for the first time since the beginning of the war, drones flew over Poland not from the territory of Ukraine, but directly from the territory of Belarus, which adds a new, more dangerous aspect to the situation. Countermeasures were taken after the threat was identified.
Article 4 states that the parties will consult together whenever, in the opinion of either of them, the territorial integrity, political independence or security of either party is threatened.
🇨🇺 Second massive power outage in Cuba in a year
Cuba is experiencing a serious energy crisis that has led to massive power outages across the country. Fuel shortages, US sanctions and outdated thermoelectric power plants, many of which are more than 30 years old, have left millions of Cubans without power.
On social media X, the Ministry of Energy and Mines attributed the new incident to a malfunctioning thermoelectric power plant and said it was continuing to work to restore power. The Cuban archipelago has often experienced power outages, but they were short-lived and did not affect the entire territory.
Earlier this week, another blackout hit southeastern Cuba, leaving residents from Las Tunas to Guantanamo Bay without power for hours. In February, the government suspended classes and work activities for two days because of power shortages.