Kyiv Fights Russia's 'Paralysis' Strategy ↗
Front page leadKyiv is struggling to counter Russia's new tactics aimed at demoralizing the civilian population, prompting decisions for additional shelters and a new alert system.
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The front page of Mediapart features a mix of domestic and international news. Top stories include Ukraine's struggle against Russian tactics, a legal case involving the Coordination Rurale, climate change impacts in France, and an investigation into a corruption of a minor case. There are also…
Kyiv is struggling to counter Russia's new tactics aimed at demoralizing the civilian population, prompting decisions for additional shelters and a new alert system.
This story likely discusses the erosion or threat to France's social model, possibly through economic or political means, presented in a video format.
During the trial of its president, the Coordination Rurale, an agricultural union, is accused of using intimidation tactics, with the prosecutor seeking a suspended fine for the leader's threats against environmentalists.
The Gironde Council of Architecture and Urbanism plans layoffs despite climate risks, highlighting the dismantling of structures that help adapt territories to climate change, partly due to fiscal reform and government inaction.
Météo-France reported that the summer of 2026, with unprecedented temperatures, caught the French government off guard.
The suspect in Lyhanna's death is accused of sending dozens of messages to a 13-year-old girl, and authorities initially dissuaded her and her mother from filing a complaint.
An analysis suggests that canceling public debt, while appealing, would not prevent the financial markets from attacking an ambitious left-wing program if it were to be implemented.
This article explores instances where French Interior Minister Gérald Darmanin has caused dissatisfaction among legal and law enforcement professionals.
As the new school year begins, presidential candidates are focusing on winning over the teacher electorate.
An interview with an expert on electoral sociology discussing the main worries of teachers, particularly their sense of declining status.