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Mediapart's front page features a mix of international and domestic news, with a strong focus on the ongoing conflict in Ukraine and its human impact, as well as the severe wildfires in France. Other domestic stories cover public liberties and the climate crisis. There is also a recurring feature…
A report from Ukraine details the exodus of residents from Sloviansk and Kramatorsk, focusing on a grandmother and her three grandchildren leaving their homes amidst ongoing conflict.
Following months of perceived inaction, the Paris police prefecture has issued an expulsion order against CNews commentator Xenia Fedorova, citing that her behavior undermines fundamental state interests.
Despite high temperatures and wind, the wildfire in Gironde has not progressed since Sunday, though firefighters warn of smoldering fires that could persist underground for months.
This article debunks the recent narrative in right-wing media blaming biodiversity defenders for the scale of forest fires, asserting that legal situations and field practices contradict these claims.
With thousands of hectares of pine forests devastated by fires in Gironde and Landes, the forestry sector faces severe fragility, prompting questions about the future of small landowners and the industry's relevance.
France is experiencing its fourth heatwave of the summer, marking 2026 as a record-breaking year and highlighting the significant impact of climate change in Western Europe, according to a Giec vice-president.
This first episode in a series explores how the banana, once a symbol of desirable consumerism, is now being used by artists to expose the injustices and pollution inherent in its production.
This article discusses Jordan's position as a US ally and its exposure to Iran's proxy conflicts in the Middle East.
