US President Donald Trump expressed reservations on Sunday 24 May about an imminent deal with Iran to end the Middle East war.

Despite signs of progress, the two parties seem still far from a lasting solution.

Negotiations between Iran and the US have been ongoing for several months, but differences in views persist.

Human Rights League and CGT Spectacle have filed a complaint against Canal+ for discrimination against signatories of an anti-Bolloré statement.

Canal+ CEO Maxime Saada had stated he no longer wanted to work with signatories of the text.

The case is shaking the film industry, amidst the Cannes Film Festival.

Justice will be sought for violation of the law and infringement on freedom of expression.

More and more countries are opening their borders to skilled workers without diplomas.

Field experience, vocational training, and expertise are now recognized as important criteria for accessing the foreign job market.

This evolution is due to the need to diversify the skills and experiences available on the job market.

Countries adopting this approach are able to attract experienced professionals who can bring new ideas and valuable skills to their economy.

Social media videos have allowed young women to share their journeys and experiences related to autism.

One of them, Lola, has found a way to put words to her feelings and autistic troubles.

Thanks to these shares, young women can find support and understanding of their unique experiences.

Overseas France is facing several major challenges.

In Mayotte, the risk of Ebola virus introduction is high due to regular arrivals of migrants from Central Africa.

The Mamoudzou hospital is preparing for a potential threat.

In Guadeloupe, the Montal beach is being eroded by waves and students from a college have launched an initiative to re-vegetalize it.

In New Caledonia, the expansion of the electoral body has been adopted, allowing over 10,500 natives to vote in provincial elections.

Human Rights League and CGT Spectacle filed a complaint against Canal+ for discrimination.

Canal+ CEO Maxime Saada stated his intention to no longer work with signatories of an anti-Bolloré statement.

This decision was described as a 'brutal choice to discriminate' by the two organizations.

CGT Spectacle and Human Rights League believe Maxime Saada's comments are discriminatory and have launched a lawsuit in Nanterre.

The film industry is in a state of tension since the publication of the statement, which denounces the influence of the far-right on the film industry through businessman Vincent Bolloré.

Actress Eva Longoria recently participated in the Cannes Film Festival as the face of L'Oréal Paris.

She also presented the culinary show "Searching for France", in which she explores French gastronomy.

During the show, she shared her favorite French dishes.

Although she did not provide specific details about her favorite dishes, she was filmed tasting different French dishes.

Eva Longoria is known for her love of French cuisine and culture, and it is interesting to see that she chose to present a show that explores these themes.

US Secretary of State Marco Rubio suggested that Iran and the US might announce a deal on Sunday, May 24.

This announcement could officially end the war in the Middle East.

The details of the deal remain uncertain, but it is clear that the two countries are working together to resolve their differences over Tehran's nuclear capabilities.

Senegalese President Bassirou Diomaye Faye terminated the functions of Ousmane Sonko, Prime Minister and former mentor, by decree on May 22.

This decision marks a break in the relationship between the president and his Prime Minister.

According to available information, the president decided to end the functions of the government and its Prime Minister.

This decision was made on Friday evening, without further details on the reasons that motivated this decision.