Russia's reassurances only fuel anxiety over suspected plague outbreak in Siberia
Authorities say the death of a laboratory worker in Irkutsk was not caused by the plague bacterium. But the scale of…
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What students are saying during high school blockades: 'I am worried about my future and for all students in France'
From the Paris suburbs to Marseille, as well as Toulouse and Lyon, high schoolers interviewed by Le Monde during the…
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Discovery of 11 bodies in Johannesburg exposes scale of violence against women
Since July, the bodies of women found either naked or half-naked and brutally beaten have been discovered on the…
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Unions join high school students as tens of thousands demonstrate across France
Teenagers are complaining about missing teachers, overloaded timetables, dilapidated classrooms and buildings…
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Separatists win provincial elections in Québec in test for Canada PM
The Parti Québecois, having emerged victorious at the polls, warned that a vote on the province's future would not be…
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'France's student protests are, above all, a collective expression of how difficult schoolwork has become'
The current protest movement largely reflects the worsening of learning conditions, according to a group of…
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Trump approves firing squad for convicted US military base shooter
Nidal Hasan was sentenced to death by a military jury in 2013 for carrying out the Al-Qaeda inspired mass shooting of…
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Nobel Prize in medicine 2026: An American and two Germans honored for using light to control neurons
By inserting certain proteins into the membrane of nerve cells, the three laureates, Karl Deisseroth, Peter Hegemann…
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Three years after October 7: Despite pain, two former Hamas hostages promote message of peace
Among the 251 Israelis taken captive by Hamas on October 7, 2023, Aviva and Keith Siegel chose to speak publicly about…
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Best-selling British author and former Conservative politician Jeffrey Archer dies, aged 86
The author, whose novels sold over 300 million copies, had hoped to become mayor of London, but several scandals ended…
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Summer 2026 heatwaves cost France €16 billion, parliamentary report says
As the budget debate approaches, La France Insoumise MP Eric Coquerel presents a strikingly high assessment of the…
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Olise powers France to 4-1 win over Belgium in UEFA Nations League
France, who also beat Belgium 1-0 in Brussels last week thanks to a late goal by the striker, moved three points clear…
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Spanish PM Sanchez once again bets on the ballot box amid housing crisis unrest
By bringing forward elections initially scheduled for mid-2027 to November 29, the Socialist prime minister seeks to…
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French high school protests: What we know about injuries among demonstrators and police
On Monday, a 15-year-old boy's hand was blown off by a grenade during a riot police intervention. Six judicial…
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In Aberdeen, the slow twilight of North Sea oil and gas
The British capital of black gold stands at the center of the United Kingdom's heated debates over how quickly to move…
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Turkey and Pakistan pledge to deploy troops to Saudi Arabia
Under a new mutual defense pact, the two countries will support their ally, following weeks of Houthi attacks.
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Annick Lemoine, president of the Musée d'Orsay: 'I want the museum to become a place for debate that fosters critical thinking'
The new president of the museum dedicated to 19th-century art wants to attract a younger audience, she explained in an…
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Houthis in Yemen: 'Saudi Arabia helped create the conditions for the rise of its most formidable adversary'
In an interview, anthropologist Marieke Brandt analyzes the ideology, power structures, military strength and…
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Anna Politkovskaya: The journalist killed 20 years ago for understanding Putin before anyone else
Murdered in 2006 in the stairwell of her apartment building in Moscow, the renowned Russian reporter relentlessly…
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France's Macron slams Moscow increase in strikes on Ukraine civilian infrastructure
The comments from France's president came after he spoke with Ukraine's Volodymyr Zelensky on ways to bolster support…
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Letter from Paris | Who will win the AI battle?
Twice a month, M magazine’s editorial director, Marie-Pierre Lannelongue, fills you in on the latest about fashion,…
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North Korean refugee describes life caught between capitalist hustle and socialist repression
Stricter border controls have made it harder for North Koreans to escape to the south. Tired of constant surveillance…
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French teenager loses hand picking up police grenade in high school protests
The 15-year-old high school student was reportedly injured after picking up a sting-ball grenade fired by riot police…
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Paris trial opens for Rohan Rane, 'fascist' and masculinist student accused of sexually torturing minors
The student led an online community of young men obsessed with brutal violence. He could face life in prison for…
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Constant atmosphere of war is gripping Kyiv residents: 'The enemy is destroying the city'
Since Russian strikes intensified at the end of August, daily life in the Ukrainian capital has been marked by air raid…
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'It is time to recognize that Palestinians represent Israel's true hope'
Israeli leaders have become trapped in a deadlock, both domestically and internationally, that can only be overcome…
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French high school protests: The risk of a united front of discontent
With the backing of professional organizations joining high school and university students for a demonstration on…
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Trump takes control of Republican midterms campaign to boost his own image
The deeply unpopular American president has launched a series of rallies ahead of the November 3 elections, but appears…
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Nobel Prize in medicine awarded to trio for optogenetics work
US psychiatrist and neurologist Karl Deisseroth and his German colleagues Peter Hegemann and Georg Nagel won the prize…
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Why French high schoolers are protesting, and why their movement is already historic
What began as a spontaneous protest in the Paris suburbs has grown to a scale unseen in decades, as students denounce…
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Two men die trying to cross Channel to UK
Two women and a girl were also hospitalized with burns after a boat carrying 120 people set off on Sunday night,…
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'Lula paid the price for voters' discontent': Flavio Bolsonaro leads in first round of Brazil election
The far-right candidate, son of former president Jair Bolsonaro, won 47% of the votes on Sunday, compared to 45% for…
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Spanish PM Sanchez announces early election in November
On Friday, lawmakers rejected the emergency measures presented by the prime minister in an attempt to stem the anger…
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US removes bombers from British airbase involved in suspicious incident
Police were called to the Fairford military base in southwest England on September 27 after a local farmer reported a…
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Persistent drought puts pressure on France's drinking water networks
Water reserves supplying distribution systems across France remain under strain due to a significant rainfall deficit.
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'The racist, xenophobic and antisemitic remarks regularly made within the RN have not tarnished the party's image'
Political scientist Alexandre Dézé tells Le Monde that alternating between radicalism and respectability is at the…
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