Iceland summons US ambassador after Trump posts map including island as part of US
The US president on Monday posted an image to social media with a map of North America in which countries like Canada,…
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Thousands of 'Greater Serbia' supporters attend funeral of Ratko Mladic in Belgrade
The former commander of the Serbian army in Bosnia and Herzegovina, who was convicted by an international court for…
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European Union pledges closer ties with Greenland
Eight months after the US threatened to annex the autonomous Danish territory, President of the European Commission…
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Mistral AI raises €3 billion in response to doubts over its strategic direction
The French artificial intelligence start-up, accused by some experts of having abandoned the race against its American…
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Police hunt Renoir thieves after break-in at southern France art museum
Thieves took four paintings during a break-in at the museum dedicated to impressionist painter Pierre-Auguste Renoir in…
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Eiffel Tower reopens following protest over removal of women staff
The Paris monument reopened on Tuesday after staff walked out over instructions for women to minimize their presence…
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'Whether the White House likes it or not, neither Tetris nor Pikachu are MAGA'
The White House has posted a series of video games on its website, including a Tetris-like game where players build a…
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In Germany, AfD's performance in Saxony-Anhalt weakens Friedrich Merz
'Deeply shocked' by the far right's regional victory on Sunday, the chancellor now has to contend with his coalition…
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Russia pummels Kyiv after three-day halt
At least two people were killed and seven wounded during the overnight attack targeting Kyiv. It was the first since…
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Jenny Andersson, historian: 'We are seeing a remodeling of Sweden's image, aligning with a clearly neoconservative axis'
As Sweden prepares for its parliamentary elections on September 13, the expert in social democracy discusses the…
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In this French city, social diversity in schools has almost disappeared
According to studies, the southern city of Perpignan is the most educationally segregated in France. It's divided…
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'Life in the fields, not in front of screens': Why we must cultivate our garden in times of environmental collapse
'Room for Hope' (6/6). Anthropologist Charles Stépanoff and essayist Gaspard Koenig have each decided to move to the…
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Classes for seniors in South Korea who missed out on education: 'My father was convinced girls should stay at home'
Many South Koreans in their 70s never had the chance to go to school as children. In Seoul, a literacy center gives…
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Cuba denounces 'record' economic damage from US embargo
Havana blames the crisis on an array of US-imposed punitive measures, while Washington attributes the hardship to poor…
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The return of whale hunting in Iceland stirs public debate
Lacking market opportunities, the last whaling company still in operation decided not to use its fishing quotas for…
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French Foreign Legion soldier escaped Colombian captors after four-day trek
The Colombian soldier in the French Foreign Legion who was abducted by guerillas on August 6 has managed to escape, the…
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In Los Angeles, thousands of Americans are forced to live in their cars
Several thousand people live in a car, van or camper in the city of Los Angeles. The situation highlights the growing…
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Albania's 'pink flamingo revolution' targets famous architects
Architecture has taken center stage in the political debates of one of Europe's poorest nations. A broad social…
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Eiffel Tower closed in row over women removed for Hindu group
Staff of the Paris monument went on strike over the removal of female colleagues during a visit organized by the…
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2027 presidential election: The risks of a campaign overshadowed by the spirit of defeat
Many French political leaders appear resigned to a showdown between the far right and the radical left, and are…
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King Charles classes Harry and Meghan as 'private citizens'
The Duke and Duchess of Sussex will not be considered 'working members of the royal family' following their surprise…
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Letter from Paris | Paris, people and power
Twice a month, M magazine's editorial director, Marie-Pierre Lannelongue, fills you in on the latest about fashion,…
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'I'm not going to just sit and watch TV': Residents adapt to new heatwave peak in Toulouse
After a summer marked by repeated heatwaves, high temperatures lingered in the southern French city on Friday, where…
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France's education system struggles to adapt to the challenges of AI: 'An immediate answer kills the desire to learn'
While generative artificial intelligence has become part of students' lives, it is difficult to know what changes it…
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Raymond Depardon revisits photojournalist past at Visa Pour l'Image festival
Eighty black-and-white prints from the Vietnam War and the Munich Olympics hostage crisis bear witness to the career of…
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France stunned by the far-right's victory in Germany's Saxony-Anhalt regional elections
France's political parties quickly responded to Alternative for Germany's (AfD) victory on Sunday, each analyzing the…
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France's wildlife suffers severe blow from intense heat: 'The entire food chain is disrupted'
The growing number of extreme weather events is forcing wild animals to deploy all their adaptive abilities, which are…
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Anne-Cécile Mailfert, president of Fondation Des Demmes: 'For the first time, perhaps, a gender-violence bill was shaped from the victims' perspective'
In an interview with Le Monde, Anne-Cécile Mailfert, who participated in the discussions behind this legislative…
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Long-awaited US visit to Kyiv brings no diplomatic breakthrough
After more than three hours of talks with Russian President Vladimir Putin in Moscow, US envoys traveled to Kyiv on…
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France and South Korea vow to invest €1 billion to support audiovisual industry
French President Emmanuel Macron made the announcement as more than 200 guests from 55 countries gathered for the…
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Italy's Meloni celebrates record tenure amid crises and setbacks
As the campaign for the 2027 elections approaches, the Italian prime minister, who addressed her supporters in Bari on…
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As South Korea president visits France, he calls for cooperation among countries 'sharing common values'
As he prepared to travel to France for a trip lasting until Tuesday, Lee Jae Myung spoke with Le Monde about the…
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At Visa Pour l'Image festival, Iranian photographer Hashem Shakeri documents a nation 'cut off from the world'
The photographer, whose work is on display in Perpignan, is one of the few to have documented how the war has affected…
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New evidence reveals chemical weapons use in Sudan in 2024
'The Washington Post' and 'The New York Times' have obtained internal memos, videos, photos and intercepted phone calls…
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Far right achieves historic result in Germany's Saxony-Anhalt regional elections
The Alternative for Germany (AfD) party, founded in 2013, recorded its best-ever result in this former East German…
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AfD supporters celebrate Saxony-Anhalt win: 'Siegmund has given us back a sense of unity that had been missing in Germany'
Supporters of the far-right Alternative for Germany gathered in Magdeburg to celebrate Ulrich Siegmund's victory in the…
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