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And one more trophy for the Blues. Once again stunning, the France team beat Spain in the final (2-1) on Sunday evening to add the Nations League to its list. First asleep, the Tricolores were able to wake up to disrupt a Spanish machine a little too metronomic to be able to win. Our special correspondent in Milan, William Pereira, analyzes for you this return of a pragmatic French team, one that accepts to suffer in order to better bite the opponent. France who wins, what.
During an interview with several Algerian media, Abdelmadjid Tebboune did not go Sunday evening in the direction of calming relations with France. The Algerian president has indeed accused the Minister of the Interior Gérald Darmanin of “the big lie” about the number of illegal Algerian immigrants to be returned from France. He further stressed that France should not treat Algeria like Tunisia and Morocco, in its decision to drastically reduce the number of visas granted to nationals of these countries. During this interview, Abdelmadjid Tebboune also reacted for the first time publicly to Emmanuel Macron’s recent comments on his country. According to him, a possible return of the Algerian ambassador to France is “conditioned on total respect for the Algerian state” by Paris. It is therefore still not time for relaxation between the two shores of the Mediterranean.
The European question ignites debates in Poland. Tens of thousands of Poles demonstrated on Sunday evening to defend their country ‘s membership of the European Union, after a ruling by the Polish Constitutional Court challenging the rule of European law. This decision, refusing any European control over Polish laws, could mark a first step towards Poland’s exit from the EU – which the government has however denied. It is therefore against this idea of a “Polexit” that the Poles mobilized in the street, at the call of the leader of the opposition and former President of the European Council Donald Tusk.