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The front page of Mediapart features several prominent stories, including the resurgence of the far-right in France, internal divisions within the Green party regarding their electoral strategy, and the impact of climate change on tourism. Domestically, there are reports on the strain on…
This article delves into the history and ongoing rise of the far-right in France, tracing its origins and electoral progression, and examining the societal factors contributing to its current strength, with insights from sociologist Nonna Mayer.
Green party militants are divided on their presidential election strategy, with ongoing debates about aligning with different left-wing groups or pursuing an independent candidacy, as discussed during their summer days in Grenoble.
Essayist Aude Vidal discusses the future of tourism, highlighting its role in the climate crisis and its vulnerability to its effects, while noting society's difficulty in relinquishing the allure of travel and vacations.
Healthcare centers in Lyon are struggling to cope with a dramatic surge in cocaine consumption, facing complex treatment needs and diverse patient populations with limited resources.
The government has decided not to double the maximum amount patients have to pay for medical services, retracting a previous plan that was met with criticism for being perceived as abrupt.
This series explores the forgotten history of 'karayuki-san,' young women and girls from southern Japan sent to brothels in Japanese colonies in the late 19th and early 20th centuries, whose stories have been largely erased.
Episode 4 of a series details the lives of 'karayuki-san,' women and girls exploited in brothels in Japanese colonies, highlighting the scarcity of historical records and the near-complete erasure of their experiences.
Thousands of sailors are trapped in the Strait of Hormuz, not just due to conflict, but also because profit-driven shipowners refuse repatriation, forcing them to work in war zones under dire conditions.
Geographer Pauline Pic analyzes the unique geopolitical significance of international straits, discussing the principles of navigation and the complexities arising from current global tensions.
