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The Le Monde front page centers on France’s political landscape ahead of the 2027 presidential race, with a focus on the left-right divide and economic policy, alongside a prominent international story about a Russian propagandist expulsion linked to French actions abroad. The page also highlights…
A French-pressed political backlash follows the expulsion order against Russian propagandist Xenia Fedorova, sparking questions about her candidacy for a Russia House post in Berlin and triggering cross-national reactions.
Seven presidential hopefuls debate fiscal policy, debt, retirement and work costs at Roland-Garros, signaling a central clash in the 2027 race around economic policy.
Mélenchon’s proposal to partially cancel France’s debt becomes a focal point of criticisms and debates within the presidential campaign.
Internal tensions emerge within the National Rally as Marine Le Pen parts ways with François Durvye, highlighting changes in the party’s relationship with the business sector.
As international aid arrives, authorities warn of possible further floods from a glacier-fed lake after a deadly disaster in Nepal and Tibet, with ongoing rescue efforts.
Live coverage detailing the rising death toll and ongoing search and rescue operations amid worsening flood risks in the region.
