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Mediapart's front page features a mix of domestic and international news, with a focus on French politics and societal issues. Top stories include an exposé on alleged brutal management and harassment within the food aid association Linkee, a report on Édouard Philippe's political maneuvering, and…
Fifteen current and former employees denounce widespread suffering within the student food aid organization Linkee, accusing its president, Julien Meimon, of brutal management, which he denies.
After a debate with François Hollande, former Prime Minister Édouard Philippe met with Gérald Darmanin, attempting to infuse his campaign with a 'social fiber' while in reality defending right-wing policies.
Raphaël Glucksmann, the favorite for the upcoming Socialist Party primary, faces challenges within the party ranks, potentially boosting the chances of the current party secretary, Olivier Faure.
Thousands remain missing after a glacial collapse in the Himalayas transformed a valley into a death zone, with a mudslide engulfing areas affected by infrastructure development and climate change.
Icelanders voted in a referendum to reject the resumption of EU membership talks, a setback for Brussels.
Swiss police are searching for the perpetrator(s) of a shooting near Aarau that resulted in one death and five injuries during a rave party.
Former residents of the Maison de l'Argentine in Paris are protesting the appointment of Santiago Muzio, a close associate of Marion Maréchal-Le Pen, as director, accusing him of politicizing the institution and turning it into a far-right meeting place.
A film screening in Vichy about collaboration during WWII brings to the surface the city's complex and often suppressed history of French fascism.
