At Lille's Braderie, French presidential candidates promote their platforms while criticizing far-right RN
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Jordan Bardella's European tour marred by controversy on immigration and Ukraine
The far-right Rassemblement National president's visits to the United Kingdom and Italy on Friday and Saturday,…
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Trump's envoys Kushner and Witkoff hold 'important' talks with Zelensky on first Kyiv visit
Jared Witkoff and Steve Kushner have visited Moscow eight times but had never held talks in Kyiv until now. Ukraine's…
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Six Indonesian airports suspend operations after volcanic eruption
The main international airport shut down and thousands of passengers were disrupted after ash spewed from Anak Krakatoa…
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Four killed by Israeli airstrikes in Lebanon, despite ceasefire
Lebanon's president on Sunday called for US help stop Israeli strikes as the death toll continued to mount.
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The letters from two Ukrainian sisters: 'Stay in bed or take shelter elsewhere: a life-or-death decision'
Sasha and Olga Kurovska are two Ukrainian sisters, one lives in Kyiv, the other in Paris. Faced with Russian strikes on…
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In Israel, religious divisions among Jews fuel tensions in election campaign
The city of Jerusalem has increasingly come under pressure from ultra-Orthodox Jews and religious Zionists seeking to…
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Putin reiterates demands to Trump's two envoys who came to Kremlin with 'ideas' for peace
US President Donald Trump's envoys, Steve Witkoff and Jared Kushner, returned to Moscow on Saturday before their first…
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Sweden's pro-Russian ties embarrass the far right
A scandal involving an employee of Sweden's Parliament has shaken the ruling alliance just ahead of the September 13…
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Meloni's migration policy becomes lever for Italy's illiberal shift
Questioning the work of magistrates, bypassing parliament, putting the press under surveillance, marginalizing human…
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France's cultural and lifestyle highlights this autumn, from Paris to Toulon
Le Monde's pick for cultural highlights in France include a pop art tour on the island of Porquerolles, an immersive…
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Germany's far-right AfD scores landslide win in eastern state vote
The far-right Alternative for Germany won a landslide victory in Saxony-Anhalt state, located in the ex-communist east,…
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The end of a lawless paradise? Local government seeks to take back control of Corsican islet
Cavallo, a little gem of the Lavezzi archipelago, has always sparked envy. Once the scene of wild parties, it drew the…
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Business is booming for social run clubs
The rapid rise of these informal urban running groups, which offer a range of free services, is being strongly driven…
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At the Venice Film Festival, Julia Loktev moves audiences with story of Russian journalists in exile
In the second part of her documentary 'My Undesirable Friends,' the filmmaker immerses viewers in the lives of…
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Guyana agrees to receive migrants deported from the United States
The South American country has agreed to receive a limited number of migrants who do not have a criminal record. Since…
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Far-right figure Bardella is uneasy about Le Pen's election platform on headscarves and pensions
In recent days, Jordan Bardella, the second-in-command of Marine Le Pen's far-right Rassemblement National party, has…
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Frida Kahlo's paintings, the wealthy collector and her cunning friend spark a fight for Mexico's art
On September 8, part of the most important collection of modern Mexican art assembled by Jacques and Natasha Gelman…
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Masked anti-migrant protesters disrupt UK's Dover port
Local police said no arrests had been made and the protest, which initially blocked 'all routes' in and out of the…
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Racism and hazing: After the suicide of 21-year-old Joris, a rural French town searches for answers
The family of 21-year-old Joris Laurencin is convinced that his suicide in mid-July was linked to the racist insults…
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Nepal demands greater climate justice amid staggering flood costs
The tsunami of mud, debris and ice that devastated the country on August 26 has hit several pillars of its growth,…
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Where to find Paris's best veggie burgers
Forget beef – there's nothing like a tasty broccoli patty, crispy breaded eggplant rounds or a melt-in-your-mouth…
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Yemen's deadliest fighting in years raises fears of return to all-out war
Nearly 180 fighters were killed in three days in the southwest of the country, where Houthi forces launched an…
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US ambassador says Israel has responsibility for Palestinians during West Bank visit
'One of the messages that we have been sending and we will continue to send is that people in these communities have a…
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Germany's Soviet past looms over high-stakes election in Saxony-Anhalt: 'I do not consider Russians to be enemies'
Ahead of elections on Sunday, in which the far-right Alternative for Germany could win in this region of the former…
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French left renews push to raise inheritance taxes, from forced philanthropy to wealth transfer cap
From the CFDT trade union to presidential candidates Raphaël Glucksmann and Marine Tondelier, the idea of increasing…
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Nepal tunnel rescue of Chinese citizen and local woman revives hope 10 days after flood
On Saturday, rescuers pulled alive a Chinese national from a tunnel buried by debris and a local woman from her…
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Jordan Bardella backs embattled far-right British ally Nigel Farage
The annual conference of the far-right Reform UK party was overshadowed on Friday in Birmingham by revelations of…
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'Fjord,' controversial Palme d'Or winner, sparks debate in culture circles over far right ahead of French elections
While Romanian director Cristian Mungiu's film 'Fjord' unsettles progressives, it seeks to reconnect two worlds that…
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US midterms begin with chaos over mail-voting crackdown
Voters and election officials still do not know what rules may govern millions of mail ballots, as Trump asks the…
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Saudi plan for theme parks near Paris divides local residents: 'We are the forgotten ones'
Three sites, including one dedicated to the world of manga, may open in Val-d'Oise, just outside Paris. With €6 billion…
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Spanish fashion giant Mango: From small clothing shop to its founder's tragic death
In May, Jonathan Andic was arrested on suspicion of murdering his 71-year-old father, who fell to his death in a ravine…
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Tetris 'did not authorize' their iconic game imagery for the White House arcade
The controversial online arcade was released on Thursday, September 3, and includes images resembling games from…
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'We risk going through the cold season without a real safety net': European gas reserves at historic lows
Gas storage season has been disrupted by the war in the Middle East, which has sent gas prices soaring. With winter…
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'In Port-au-Prince, Haiti, when violence decreases in one neighborhood, it increases elsewhere'
Another massacre took place on the outskirts of the Haitian capital over the night of August 23-24. Researcher Frédéric…
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‘Having a professional women’s division today is basically philanthropy’: The struggle to survive at the top of French women’s football
Despite the professionalization of the top two divisions of French women's football, whose 2026-2027 season kicks off…
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