German Social Democrats and Conservatives neck and neck according to exit polls

Many uncertainties in Germany according to the first exit polls. The Social Democrats of the SPD would be neck and neck with the conservatives of the CDU-CSU. If these first trends can quickly change in the evening, this legislative election is already marked by a setback for the Christian Democrats after sixteen years in power. The German Chancellor, very invested during the last days of the campaign, having failed to gain Armin Laschet in popularity. Cyril Sauvageot is live from Berlin.

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A revolution in Iceland and a first in Europe. Women are now the majority in Parliament. The island country and its 360,000 inhabitants voted on Saturday in the legislative elections. If the outgoing tripartite coalition retains its majority with 37 seats out of 63, it is indeed the deputies who will be the most represented with 33 parliamentarians. A historical composition as much on the small island as on the old continent. Explanations from our correspondent Jérémie Richard.

In Australia, Prime Minister Scott Morrison wants to continue the exploitation of fossil fuels in his country, and preserve the standard of living of Australians in the absence of living conditions on the planet. Australia is a major exporter of coal and natural gas which brings billions to its economy. One month before the COP 26 in Glasgow, Scott Morrison refuses to make any commitment to achieve carbon neutrality, ostensibly appears as a donkey hat of a fight as global as inevitable. Details with Grégory Plesse in Sydney.

Two days after the evacuation of around fifty crack users from Jardins d’Eole in Paris, moved two kilometers further, Porte de la Villette, in the northeast of the capital, the inhabitants of the neighboring communes of Seine-Saint Denis are worried. During the operation Friday, the prefect of police of the capital Didier Lallement had nevertheless assured that there were no dwellings “in the immediate vicinity” of the square., But in reality, they are only 50 meters, hence the anger of the inhabitants. The report by Pierre Pillet.