Blandine L'Hirondel, UTMB winner: 'I am an ordinary woman doing some extraordinary things'
The 35-year-old French athlete looks back on her victory at the Ultra-Trail du Mont-Blanc at the end of August, and…
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Historian Valérie Dubslaff: 'The growing support of women for the AfD appears paradoxical, given how masculine the party's political culture remains'
Despite being fundamentally anti-feminist, anti-liberal and homophobic, the far-right party has managed to reach…
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Céline Dion's 'giant karaoke' brings together Paris fans in song
On the eve of the first in a series of 16 concerts by the Québécois superstar in the French capital, nearly 10,000…
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CIA declassifies briefs about Al-Qaeda on 9/11 anniversary
A September 10, 1998 brief, parts of which were redacted, said that Al-Qaeda 'may fly an explosive-packed airplane into…
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At the Opéra Garnier, soprano Julia Bullock sings the blues of Joséphine Baker
Directed by Peter Sellars, the musical performance, led by Bullock and accompanied by a sextet, presents a singular…
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Putin says European troop deployment in Ukraine would be 'war against Russia'
The Russian president said European leaders 'are frightening their populations with an imaginary threat coming from…
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China's former Red Guards reflect on their responsibility and regret: 'We were deceived'
'Mao's Fraught Legacy' (3/7). Seeking to restore his challenged legitimacy, Mao Zedong called for a Cultural Revolution…
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'Call My Agent! The Movie' on Netflix offers a long-awaited, joyful cast reunion
Written by Fanny Herrero and Lison Daniel and directed by Emilie Noblet, the feature film brings together the main…
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Was 9/11 the real start of the 21st century?
The unprecedented nature of the attacks in New York in 2001 immediately gave the impression that the world had entered…
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Anthropic reveals hacker used Claude to target French far-right organizations
Information about members of an unidentified political party was among the data stolen by a French hacker, according to…
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Brazil presidential candidate Flavio Bolsonaro targeted in corruption probe
The son of former leader Jair Bolsonaro is under investigation regarding crimes 'in the context of financing the…
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UK lawmakers reject bill to legalize assisted dying
The bill was struck down in Parliament, with 286 voting against and 270 in favor. It would have allowed adults in…
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New York marks 25th anniversary of World Trade Center attacks
Civilians joined bereaved family members and political figures in New York on Friday for 25th-anniversary…
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Anti-addiction groups criticize French presidential candidate's beer video
Gabriel Attal launched what he called the '1,000 bistros' campaign, brandishing a half pint of beer. Groups said his…
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At space summit, France and EU rescue European satellite constellation Iris²
Backed by France and the European Union, Iris² aims to deploy 348 satellites to offer secure communications services…
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Céline Dion's Paris residency brings economic boost: 'When you're a fan, money is no object'
After six years away from the stage, the Québécois superstar begins a run of 26 concerts in Paris on Saturday.…
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In Paris, Jay-Z marks 30 years in music with dazzling precision and relentless energy
Pharrell Williams and Justin Timberlake joined the American rapper on stage for a two-hour concert featuring tracks…
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The constant adaptation to counterterrorism efforts erodes the rule of law and public freedoms in Western countries
Since 2001, Western countries, led by the United States, have steadily strengthened their counterterrorism powers…
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French government bets on modest economic recovery in 2027
The government announced on Friday that its 2027 budget is based on a forecast of 1% inflation-adjusted growth.…
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AI: Incidents and Anthropic researcher's resignation push 'AIpocalypse' debate to new heights
As a series of cyberattacks heighten fears over artificial intelligence, the resignation on Wednesday of Jacob Coxon,…
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What is BAPS, the Indian organization whose Eiffel Tower visit caused a strike?
Female employees of the Paris landmark were allegedly sidelined at the request of the conservative religious group,…
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Emma Bonino, prominent humanist in Italian politics, dies at 78
A tireless defender of human rights, Emma Bonino served in the Italian and European parliaments, as foreign affairs…
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At GOP convention, Vance keeps silent on Iran and positions himself as Democrats' chief rival
Calling the Democrats 'the party of hatred,' the American vice president delivered a speech in Dallas aimed at…
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25 years after 9/11: 'Al-Qaeda's trap was the long wars that helped bring Trump to power on the promise to end them'
In an interview, Yves Trotignon, a former French intelligence official, describes how the 2001 attack plunged the West…
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Bayeux Tapestry draws flocks in London seeking story 'etched in memory'
The first visitors admired the Bayeux Tapestry at the British Museum on Thursday. The work is on loan from France to…
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Hong Kong court sentences Tiananmen vigil activists up to seven years
Lee Cheuk-yan, 69, and Chow Hang-tung, 41, who pleaded not guilty, were sentenced to seven years and seven years and…
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The forgotten French prisoner of 9/11
Zacarias Moussaoui, who was sent to the US by Al-Qaeda to prepare attacks and was convicted of complicity in the…
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Anthropic says it blocked misuse of its AI that could have supported biological weapons
The company said it has added stronger safeguards in its latest models to restrict biological research that could also…
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2030 Alps Games: Organizing committee chief resigns after turbulent 10-month tenure
Edgar Grospiron, president of the Organizing Committee for the Winter Olympic and Paralympic Games, was forced out on…
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Maduro's wife seeks release from detention, citing ill health
Cilia Flores' lawyer Mark Donnelly is requesting that she be placed under house arrest in the United States under…
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Philippe Diallo explains French football's break with Gianni Infantino: 'He has become a divisive figure and has damaged football's image'
In an interview with Le Monde, Philippe Diallo, the head of French football, explains why his organization withdrew its…
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French economy falls behind rest of Europe: Slow growth, rising inflation and unemployment
Growth is not expected to exceed 0.4% in 2026, down from the previously forecast 0.7%, according to the French National…
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Israel says destroyed key Hezbollah tunnels in south Lebanon
The Israeli army said the infrastructure contained 'dozens of Iranian-made rockets, missiles, and UAVs, as well as…
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Macron and Merz: Two losing strategies against the far right
The far-right Alternative for Germany's (AfD) historic victory in a German state and Marine Le Pen's status as the…
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China's forbidden memory of the greatest famine in history
'Mao's Fraught Legacy' (2/7). The Great Leap Forward, imposed on China by Mao Zedong from 1958 to 1961, triggered one…
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French government threatens CNews with sanctions if Russian propagandist returns on air
Interior Minister Laurent Nuñez said the channel owned by billionaire Vincent Bolloré was 'circumventing' the…
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