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Top 10 most read news on Batinfo in 2023

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Top 10 most read news on Batinfo in 2024

Top 10 most read news on Batinfo in 2024

Dismantling of a vast scam at MaPrimeRénov' worth several tens of millions of euros

Dismantling of a vast scam at MaPrimeRénov' worth several tens of millions of euros

The sling against "dark stores" and "dark kitchens" is growing

The sling against "dark stores" and "dark kitchens" is growing

The Association of French Mayors (AMF) is committed to the reconstruction of Irpin in Ukraine

The Association of French Mayors (AMF) is committed to the reconstruction of Irpin in Ukraine

Others | 23/01/25
Conversion of the Saint-Avold thermal power station: time is running out for employees Months after the first employee protests, the future of the Emile-Huchet coal-fired power station in Saint-Avold (Moselle) is still hanging on political decisions, while the employees' employment contracts end in April, they recalled in a petition on Wednesday, January 22.
Others | 21/01/25
Investigation into the acquisition of land in the Pyrénées-Orientales for the construction of a contested golf course A preliminary investigation has been opened by the Perpignan public prosecutor's office concerning the conditions of acquisition of land which is to be used for a contested golf course project in the very dry department of Pyrénées-Orientales.
Others | 20/01/25
Blair House, the antechamber of the White House where Donald Trump sleeps This is where American presidents receive their distinguished guests, where one of them was the target of an assassination attempt, and above all where they prepare to take the oath of office: Blair House is the official residence where Donald Trump has been sleeping since Saturday, January 18.
Others | 20/01/25
Near Rouen, eleven injured, one seriously, in the collapse of a terrace One person was seriously injured and ten others were slightly injured on Friday evening, January 17, when a wooden terrace collapsed in Bois-Guillaume, near Rouen, according to firefighters.
Others | 19/01/25
In Bolivia, lives suspended on the mountainside of La Paz On the hillside, at the end of a street in La Paz that plunges abruptly into the void, between collapsed or ready-to-collapse houses, stands that of Cristobal Quispe, a small 74-year-old shopkeeper.
Others | 19/01/25
As it approaches its 100th anniversary, the Bauhaus is targeted by the German far right In the archive photo, seven students jostle on a tiny square balcony, in front of an austere facade: the university city of Dessau founded in 1925 a hundred kilometers south of Berlin by the "Bauhaus" movement, was a revolution for the architecture of the time.
Others | 18/01/25
In Spain, Sánchez announces new measures to address the housing crisis Spanish Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez detailed on Monday, January 13, a new series of measures to combat the housing crisis, with an acceleration of the construction of social housing and an increase in taxation applied to tourist accommodation.
Others | 18/01/25
Trump vows to block any new wind projects in the United States President-elect Donald Trump promised on Wednesday, January 15, to block any new wind projects in the United States during his future term, refusing to further subsidize the sector.
Others | 17/01/25
Football/Stade de France: FFF puts pressure on GL Events The president of the French Football Federation Philippe Diallo put pressure on Thursday, January 16, on GL Events, which has entered into exclusive negotiations with the State for the future operation of the Stade de France, declaring that he wanted to obtain "optimized conditions" for the use of the stadium.
Others | 17/01/25
In Lille, a wing of the police station evacuated due to poor workmanship A wing of the Lille police station will be evacuated indefinitely within seven days, due to a "worsening" of cracks linked to poor workmanship during the construction of the site, delivered in 2008, the prefecture announced a few days ago.
Others | 16/01/25
The Familistère de Guise closed in January and December 2025 to save money The Familistère de Guise (Aisne), a model workers' complex that has become a museum, will remain closed this year in January and December in order to make savings, particularly on heating, in a very difficult budgetary context, the town hall and the departmental council have announced.
Others | 13/01/25
In Brittany, a manor listed as a historic monument ravaged by fire The Kernault manor in Mellac (Finistère), dating from the 12th century and listed as a historic monument, was ravaged by a fire on Sunday morning, January XNUMX, announced the Breton department.
Others | 13/01/25
In Los Angeles, fire survivors struggle to find new homes Days after fleeing the flames that devoured her Pacific Palisades neighborhood in Los Angeles, Maya Lieberman still has a lump in her throat. But on top of the disaster, she now has to fight for rehousing against unscrupulous landlords.
Others | 13/01/25
Record Los Angeles wildfires expected to boost insurance premiums The fires that are ravaging Pacific Palisades and Malibu, two affluent areas of Los Angeles, will be the most expensive ever in California, experts estimate, who expect premiums to rise in a region neglected by many insurers.
Others | 12/01/25
In Germany, making the solar revolution from your balcony How much electricity is produced? How much money is saved? Jens Sax admits that he has become addicted to notifications about the performance of the solar panels on his balcony, a technology that is enjoying spectacular popularity in Germany.
Others | 11/01/25
New York implements congestion charge despite Trump's opposition New York launched its urban toll program on Sunday, January 5, for motorists wishing to access the center of Manhattan. A first in the land of the queen of cars, which opens the way to a quarrel between local authorities and the future president Donald Trump.
Others | 11/01/25
In Germany, renewables are increasingly important in electricity production The share of renewable energy in electricity produced in Germany hit a new record in 2024, the first year in which nuclear power disappeared from the production mix of Europe's leading economy.
Others | 09/01/25
Les Mousquetaires/Intermarché sell 49% of their premises in Portugal Les Mousquetaires/Intermarché have sold 49% of their Portuguese real estate assets to the LeadCrest Capital Partners fund for 230 million euros, the third largest French food distributor told AFP on Tuesday, January 3, confirming information from La Lettre and LSA.
Others | 07/01/25
The wooden "Great Ring" of Expo-2025 in Osaka: a symbol of unity for its architect The "Great Ring", an imposing wooden structure that will be the visual symbol of Expo 2025 in Osaka, was intended by its creator, the Japanese Sou Fujimoto, as a tribute to the architectural history of his country and a symbol of unity.
Others | 06/01/25
Fnac on the Champs-Elysées closes permanently, one week earlier than announced The Fnac store on the Champs-Elysées in Paris, which is in financial difficulty, has closed permanently and will not reopen its doors to liquidate its stocks as initially planned, the Fnac Darty group announced on Saturday, January 4.