At France, η Le Figaro writes: “The Pope is fulfilling his commitments, but concerns about his health remain.” Pope Francis, 87, has kept his important Holy Week commitments, but the state of his health is raising concerns. At Liberation we read: “The experiment announced by Atal reopened the debate on the reduction of working time.” Prime Minister Gabriel Atal announced an experiment to switch to four working days in public administration departments.
At USAthe Washington Post today it has the title: “Tens of thousands of Israelis call for Netanyahu’s resignation”. Protesters have joined families of hostages across the country and are vowing to hold out until Netanyahu steps down as prime minister. At Wall Street Journal we read: “China Uses Exit Bans to Detain Foreign Executives.” A silent trap for foreign executives.
At BritainThe Guardian reads: “Proposal from Israel to the UN to dismantle the Palestinian aid agency.” Israel has submitted a proposal to the UN asking it to “disband” UNRWA, the aid agency in the Palestinian territories, and transfer its staff to other agencies. At Daily Telegraph we read “Council tax doubles on 80% of second homes”. More than 150 local authorities will impose the inflated fee, affecting up to 130,000 properties.
In Spainthe The country writes: “King Charles attended the Divine Liturgy for Easter.” King Charles’ first public appearance since being diagnosed with cancer.
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