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The holidays are over for the executive. Emmanuel Macron meets this Wednesday the Council of Ministers to kick off a political return which promises to be turbulent while the parliamentary situation is still as complex. While Prime Minister Elisabeth Borne will be on France Bleu at noon, it is in the columns of Point that the president must, according to the Elysée, “lay the foundations for the return” with “very strong markers of authority and unity”, less than two months after the urban riots.
The weather will again be synonymous with a heat wave this Wednesday for part of France. The weather will indeed still be very hot over a large southern half of France, according to Météo-France forecasts. Red heat wave vigilance will thus be extended to 19 departments, on a diagonal from the Gers to Ain, while 37 departments will be on orange vigilance under a line running from Vendée to Bas-Rhin. Over a large southern half of the country, as far as Vendée and Bourgogne-Franche-Comté, minimum temperatures will not drop below 20 to 25 degrees in general, or even 22 to 27 degrees. During the day the heat will increase. It will be between 34 and 39 degrees from Vendée to Bourgogne-Franche-Comté, 36 to 40 degrees in the south but often up to 40 to 42 degrees, very occasionally 43, from the Rhône valley to the south-west of the country. .
The first Asian country to place a satellite in orbit around Mars in 2014, India continues its quest for space. New Delhi is indeed preparing this Wednesday to land its unmanned rocket on the Moon, a historic moment for the most populous country in the world which hopes to join the very closed club of those who have succeeded in a controlled moon landing, four years after a failed attempt. Chandrayaan-3 is expected to land on the Moon shortly after 6 p.m. India time (2:30 p.m. Paris time), near the little-explored lunar south pole, which would be a world first for a space program.