Édouard Philippe has unveiled his retirement reform plan, setting the legal retirement age at 65. The proposal aims to achieve savings but may face public resistance.
Édouard Philippe presented this week his retirement reform plan, a highly anticipated topic in the context of his presidential campaign.
Contrary to his earlier mentions of a retirement age at 67, he ultimately set the legal retirement age at 65.
The reform aims to achieve savings through difficult measures, which could make its acceptance challenging among the French public, according to RFI.
With US midterm elections two weeks away, bipartisan opposition arises against data centers accused of excessive water and energy use. AI, once admired, now raises concerns as voters focus on inflation and environmental issues.
At over 3,500 meters altitude in Tibet, Pazhu Estate cultivates white, red, and ice wines. This extreme viticulture reflects Beijing's push for economic growth in the tightly controlled region.
Meta has been ordered to pay $25 billion to New Mexico for deceiving Facebook users in the Cambridge Analytica scandal revealed in 2018, involving misuse of personal data for political targeting.
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