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It is the “big day” for the expanded health pass. The document becomes mandatory this Monday in bars, restaurants, cinemas, hospitals or transport. This weekend, the government wanted to be reassuring, specifying that there would be a first week of tolerance and “breaking in”. Already required in places of culture since July 21, it takes the form of a QR code which must be presented for lunch in a restaurant or for a drink on the terrace. 20 minutes explains in detail here where and how the health pass will apply.
It is a highly anticipated work on the state of the world in the face of climate change. This Monday, the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change (IPCC) publishes the first part of its sixth evaluation report. However, it has yet to be approved by the governments of the 195 states of the
United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change (Cnucc). What will come out of this new document? 20 minutes take stock here.
A final hearing for a very long investigation. The case of the suspicious payment to Michel Platini on the orders of Sepp Blatter is coming to an end. The former all-powerful FIFA president will meet a Swiss prosecutor on Monday around 9 a.m. in Zurich, probably for the last time. This hearing will only last 90 minutes. The state of health of the Swiss, aged 85, does not allow to go beyond. Platini had been heard for the last time in mid-March. He is now awaiting the decision of the public prosecutor’s office, which could either pronounce a dismissal or pave the way for a trial before the Federal Criminal Court of Bellinzona.