A two-part French biopic about Charles de Gaulle, La Bataille de Gaulle, has drawn 5 million viewers in French cinemas, becoming a surprise summer hit and striking a chord with young audiences.
Jean-Luc Mélenchon accuse la «caste» de racisme systémique après les affaires impliquant Bally Bagayoko et Aly Diouara, élus noirs de LFI, visés par des plaintes et critiques.
L’ONU appelle la Russie à autoriser le parti antiguerre Iabloko à participer aux élections, exprimant sa profonde préoccupation face à son exclusion.
Costa Rican diplomat Rebeca Grynspan has emerged as the surprise frontrunner to succeed António Guterres as the UN's first female and first Jewish secretary general, securing a strong opening position in the security council's first straw poll.
Austrian-British philosopher Ludwig Wittgenstein, reflecting from WWI trenches, argued that extending existence after death does not solve humanity’s search for meaning. His insight resonates today as Silicon Valley pursues digital immortality and life extension, highlighting that true meaning lies in living the present.
Bruno Retailleau, président des Républicains, ajuste sa stratégie pour la présidentielle 2027 en visant les émotions des Français et se fixe un délai jusqu'à Noël. Parallèlement, François Bayrou œuvre pour une potentielle candidature de Thierry Breton, qui a rencontré la direction du MoDem et s'affichera au parti en septembre.
The article critiques the recurring 'forever war' pattern in US foreign policy, drawing parallels between the failures in Afghanistan and Iraq and the current escalating conflict with Iran under Donald Trump, arguing that persistent misconceptions, political dishonesty, and ego drive costly, unwinnable entanglements.
The US-backed Board of Peace, established to oversee a Gaza ceasefire and reconstruction, has failed to achieve its mandate, instead providing cover for continued Israeli actions and land expansion. The article argues for its abandonment and the return of responsibility to the United Nations.
Les incendies autour du bassin d'Arcachon ont fortement impacté le tourisme local. Les entreprises, comme les loueurs de bateaux et de vélos, subissent d'importantes pertes. Certains touristes hésitent, tandis que d'autres maintiennent leurs séjours pour soutenir l'économie locale, cruciale pour les 40 000 emplois du secteur en Gironde.
Le nouveau premier ministre britannique, Andy Burnham, a signalé sa stratégie d'immigration en reconduisant Shabana Mahmood au ministère de l'Intérieur. Cela indique un soutien à l'accentuation des reconductions aux frontières et à la réforme du droit d'asile, une approche qu'il avait déjà soutenue en tant que maire du Grand Manchester.
Lebanon's pilot zone plan, aimed at replacing Israeli occupation with Lebanese army control, faces skepticism due to ongoing Israeli aggression, unclear disarmament criteria for Hezbollah, and lack of withdrawal timelines, threatening the plan's viability.
India's Ministry of External Affairs accused China of illegally occupying Indian territories in Jammu and Kashmir and Ladakh since 1963, objecting to ongoing Chinese infrastructure projects. This follows discussions between Indian EAM S Jaishankar and Chinese FM Wang Yi at the ASEAN summit, where Wang emphasized cooperation despite sovereignty concerns.
India's UN envoy, Ambassador Parvathaneni Harish, accused Pakistan of using cross-border terrorism as a state policy and misusing the UN forum. He reiterated that Jammu and Kashmir is an integral part of India and that Pakistan's illegal occupation is the only unresolved issue.
Following a White House meeting, President Trump pledged support for Lebanon, calling it "a very badly treated place." This comes as the Israeli military has systematically demolished villages in southern Lebanon, including Dibbine, to create a buffer zone against Hezbollah. A Lebanese poet, Kholoud Al Gharib, returned to find her home and village in ruins, expressing grief and defiance.
US President Donald Trump met Lebanese counterpart Joseph Aoun, promising aid to Lebanon and authorizing direct flights. Trump claimed Israel is redeploying from south Lebanon, a claim contradicted by facts in the article, and expressed openness to speaking with Hezbollah.
Le président libanais Joseph Aoun doit rencontrer Donald Trump pour discuter du retrait israélien et du désarmement du Hezbollah. Un enjeu crucial, souvent relégué, est le sort des 36 Libanais disparus, détenus par l'armée israélienne, dont les familles, comme celle de Nahawand à Halta, sont sans nouvelles.
The US has escalated tensions with Iran, Donald Trump vowed to hit the country 'hard again tonight.' Australia is still reeling from a nationwide Telstra mobile network outage. In UK politics, Nigel Farage faces Count Binface in a byelection, while New South Wales won the State of Origin decider.
Le rapport annuel de la médiation de l'Éducation Nationale révèle une augmentation de 22% des saisines en 2025, atteignant 28 000. Les conflits quotidiens et les violences en établissement sont les principales causes, signalant une dégradation des relations au sein de la communauté éducative.
A federal report identifies telemarketers, advertising staff, and accountants as most exposed to AI job displacement. While widespread losses haven't occurred, the government plans to regulate AI and support workers with training.
La Chine a effectué un tir d'essai de missile stratégique dans le Pacifique, provoquant la réprobation du Japon et de l'Australie. Pékin assure que le tir, non nucléaire, était une routine et ne visait personne.
Des témoignages révèlent que certains pères utilisent leur congé paternité pour des loisirs (festivals, vacances, chasse) plutôt que pour s'occuper de leur nouveau-né, laissant les mères seules face à la charge mentale. Ce phénomène soulève des questions sur les rôles genrés persistants dans la société.
The Indian government has issued an eviction notice to the Delhi Gymkhana Club for unauthorized occupation of public premises after its land lease expired on May 22. The Land and Development Office seeks an explanation why eviction should not be ordered, citing public purpose and defense needs.
Thousands displaced in southern Lebanon as Israeli occupation razes villages, destroying homes and landmarks. Experts warn of severe psychological trauma and loss of identity for residents, with rebuilding efforts hampered by ongoing occupation and infrastructure devastation.
A US-led Board of Peace, including Tony Blair and Nickolay Mladenov, is meeting in Cyprus to plan Gaza's administrative future, aiming to isolate Hamas through temporary reconstruction under Trump's Article 17. The initiative faces significant challenges, including a funding collapse, Israeli resistance, and controversy over legal immunity and property seizure.
