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Le Monde's front page prominently features the far-right AfD party's historic victory in regional elections in Germany's Saxony-Anhalt. Other top stories include political developments in France concerning the 2027 presidential election, diplomatic efforts in the Ukraine conflict, and the global…
The far-right AfD party has achieved a historic victory in the regional elections in Saxony-Anhalt, Germany. The article covers the immediate reactions and political implications of this outcome.
Two prominent figures from the Macron camp are calling for a wide coalition for the 2027 presidential election, aimed at countering the far-right, but excluding the Republican party.
US envoys visited Kyiv following discussions with Vladimir Putin in Moscow, but no significant breakthroughs in ending the war have been reported, despite "positive" exchanges with Volodymyr Zelensky.
Live coverage of the war in Ukraine, including updates on Donald Trump's planned calls to Vladimir Putin and Volodymyr Zelensky.
According to the World Meteorological Organization, extreme wildfires, like those that hit Gironde in summer 2026, have tripled globally since 1990, causing a significantly underestimated health burden.
A profile of Ulrich Siegmund, an emerging leader in the German far-right, who is energizing supporters and causing political concern in Berlin.
The article captures the enthusiasm of AfD supporters in Saxony-Anhalt, quoting Ulrich Siegmund on restoring a sense of cohesion, which they feel is lacking in Germany.
