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Mediapart's front page features a mix of domestic French news and international affairs. Top domestic stories include the government's impasse on social media access for minors after legal challenges, a concerning rise in public displays of Nazi salutes, and issues within the agricultural sector…
Following the constitutional court's censorship of a law banning social media access for minors under 15, the French government is in an impasse, with President Macron urging a swift rewrite, though the text is described as poorly drafted.
A video discussing the lessons to be learned from the Vichy dictatorship.
The Nazi salute is reappearing in various public contexts across France and Spain, often dismissed as a joke but remaining a political gesture, indicating a worrying trend.
An analysis exploring the divisions within Ukraine regarding its military strategy and model.
Five years after the Taliban takeover, a Human Rights Watch researcher describes a dire situation in Afghanistan marked by widespread human rights violations, arbitrary detentions, torture, and forced disappearances.
Following the death of Jason Arday, a Black former professor at Cambridge University, his family and colleagues are alleging a 'harassment campaign' against him.
Burgundy's grape harvests began as early as August 8th this year, with drought and heatwaves accelerating the season and reducing winemakers' flexibility.
A forceful police intervention during a party in Chalon-sur-Saône has intensified fears for the La Méandre collective, which faces potential eviction from its long-term occupation of port hangars.
An investigation into a warrant officer in the Republican Guard who allegedly promoted racist theories without facing repercussions.
A documentary about resisting erasure in Syria, timed with the opening of the General Estates of Documentary Film in Lussas.
