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The front page of Le Monde focuses heavily on the upcoming 2027 French presidential election, with multiple stories detailing the campaigns and internal politics of various parties, including the Socialist Party, the right-wing, and François Hollande's potential run. International news includes…
At the Socialist Party's summer university in Blois, party leader Olivier Faure and Place publique president Raphaël Glucksmann are positioning themselves for the 2027 presidential primary, with calls to avoid damaging infighting.
A live update on the political activities of key figures like Gabriel Attal and Gérald Darmanin as they engage in events during the political season.
David Lisnard is actively campaigning in Cannes for a broad primary election to unite the right-wing parties ahead of the 2027 presidential race.
François Hollande appears to be making moves and is already in campaign mode for the 2027 presidential election, referencing a 'small hole' in his political strategy.
The National Rally (RN) party has announced a 'golden rule' to limit its budget deficit to 3% of GDP, aiming to signal fiscal responsibility to potential investors.
Rescue efforts in Nepal are struggling to reach trapped workers following severe floods in Nepal and Tibet, which have already claimed nearly 700 lives, with hopes of finding survivors diminishing.
A surge in applications for Canadian citizenship by Americans worried about their country's political climate, with many tracing family history to find eligible ancestors.
An analysis presented in graphics detailing the extreme weather events of France's summer in 2026, including heatwaves, wildfires, and drought, which broke several records.
