THE NEW YORK TIMES

Live Updates: 8 Dead in Atlanta Spa Shootings, With Fears of Anti-Asian Bias

ACWORTH, Ga. — Police were searching for answers and planned to hold a news conference on Wednesday morning after a spree of shootings at Atlanta-area massage parlors on Tuesday night left eight people dead. Six of the victims were Asian, raising fears that the gunman might have targeted his victims because of their race.

LE MONDE

L’« alliance du thé au lait », ou la solidarité des jeunesses asiatiques contre l’autoritarisme

A l’origine, une dispute, en avril 2020, a réuni les internautes thaïlandais, hongkongais et taïwanais dans un combat contre des hordes de trolls chinois.

THE GUARDIAN

EU launches legal action over UK plan to extend Brexit grace period

It is the second time in six months that Brussels has launched infringement proceedings against the UK over Brexit, following last year’s threat by the British prime minister to override part of the withdrawal agreement through the internal market bill.

LE MONDE

La Chine assume de « grandes divergences » avec les Etats-Unis

Alors que Pékin a adopté, jeudi, une réforme du système électoral à Hongkong, de hauts responsables chinois et américains doivent bientôt se rencontrer en Alaska.

THE NEW YORK TIMES

With Relief Plan, Biden Takes on a New Role: Crusader for the Poor

President Biden’s new role as a crusader for Americans in poverty is an evolution for a politician who has focused on the working class and his Senate work on the judiciary and foreign relations.

https://www.nytimes.com/2021/03/11/us/politics/biden-stimulus.html

THE NEW YORK TIMES

Live Updates: Biden’s Stimulus Plan Is Hours From Final Vote

The House is poised to give final approval to President Biden’s $1.9 trillion coronavirus relief package on Wednesday, a landmark moment for the new president and Democrats in Congress, who have stayed united to push through the sweeping legislation.

https://www.nytimes.com/live/2021/03/10/us/joe-biden-news

THE GUARDIAN

France has underestimated impact of nuclear tests in French Polynesia, research finds

France has consistently underestimated the devastating impact of its nuclear tests in French Polynesia in the 1960s and 70s, according to groundbreaking new research that could allow more than 100,000 people to claim compensation.

THE NEW YORK TIMES

Preparing for Retaliation Against Russia, U.S. Confronts Hacking by China

THE NEW YORK TIMES

The U.S. Added 379,000 Jobs in February as Hiring Picked Up: Live Updates

Estudio sobre el megaproyecto del Corredor Interoceánico del Istmo de Tehuantepec atendiendo a las características de la región y a los riesgos socioambientales y geopolíticos que genera.