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Mediapart's front page features a mix of domestic and international news, with a strong focus on French societal issues like domestic violence and discrimination. International stories cover a devastating earthquake in Colombia, a new law in Turkey, geopolitical tensions surrounding Armenia's…
This report discusses vicarious violence, where a perpetrator harms a child to hurt the mother, highlighting that such specific forms of domestic violence are often treated as isolated incidents in France, unlike in Spain.
The mayor of Agde has launched a controversial poster campaign with questionable undertones, framed as a measure against incivility, which signals a broader agenda to redefine the seaside resort's image.
Colombia is in a race against time to find survivors of the most powerful earthquake in a decade, which caused at least 111 deaths and destroyed numerous buildings.
Turkish deputies have largely adopted a law to facilitate the return to civilian life for Kurdistan Workers' Party (PKK) fighters, marking a significant step in the peace process aimed at ending decades of conflict.
The sole nuclear reactor in the South Caucasus needs replacement, and the choice of constructor is becoming a political issue, with Armenia potentially switching from its historical Russian partner to a US company.
The Albaola maritime heritage shipyard in Spain is reconstructing the 'San Juan', a galleon that sank in 1565, offering insights into a Basque history overshadowed by Spanish and French dominance.
The rise of Abelardo de la Espriella in Colombia aligns with Washington's efforts to regain influence in the subcontinent, with the new president, like Donald Trump, using religion to promote Christian nationalism.
The article, part of a series on transgender identity in Brazil, discusses how the 'gender ideology' myth is being used by Bolsonaro supporters to mobilize the Brazilian far-right.
