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Le Temps's front page features a mix of international and domestic news. Top stories include the drug crisis in Sierra Leone, the acquisition of EasyJet by Apollo, the development of humanoid robots, a devastating earthquake in Colombia, and a report on sexual violence in France. Domestically…
This story highlights the severe drug problem affecting young people in Sierra Leone, where cheap access to substances leads to addiction and social decay.
American investment fund Apollo has successfully bid for EasyJet with a 6.2 billion franc offer, but now faces the challenge of navigating EU regulations on airline ownership.
Chinese company Unitree is leading the market in selling humanoid robots on the Swiss platform Galaxus, though the practical applications of these advanced machines are still being explored.
Following a powerful earthquake in Colombia, rescue efforts are underway to find survivors amidst the devastation, with international aid beginning to arrive.
Following the high-profile Lyhanna case, French minister Gérald Darmanin expresses serious concerns about the way sexual violence cases are managed within the country.
This article explores the growing trend of travelers seeking cooler, temperate climates for their holidays, shifting vacation patterns away from traditional sunny destinations.
A political maneuver by Valérie Dittli in the Vaud region has unexpectedly escalated a local crisis, contrary to hopes for a resolution.
This piece offers a visual exploration of Genoa through graphic novels, revealing a lesser-known, peaceful side of the city.
A cartoonist shares her observations and feelings about the palpable anger present in the city of Genoa.
