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Mediapart's front page features a mix of domestic French news covering political, social, and legal issues, alongside a piece on the rise of the far-right in Germany and its implications for France. Top stories include concerns about the 2027 presidential election and the rise of the far-right, a…
This article explores the potential rise of the far-right in the 2027 French presidential election, drawing parallels to the success of the AfD in Germany and referencing Theodor W. Adorno's theories on the conditions for fascism.
The Bordeaux prosecutor has requested a conviction for public racist insults against a cafe owner who allegedly made discriminatory remarks to his employees, who are now left with a bitter taste due to his absence from the trial.
A quarter of French high school students work part-time jobs as waitresses, delivery drivers, or even engage in prostitution to support their families or gain independence, highlighting educational policy gaps.
Mediapart reports that the Superior Council of the Magistracy will not review Rachida Dati's candidacy for a justice ministry post until October, after her trial for corruption and influence peddling concludes.
The LFI deputy for Bouches-du-Rhône has not supported his two children since March 2025, accumulating nearly 20,000 euros in arrears, despite earning over 6,000 euros monthly, citing financial difficulties.
This literary review examines Karim Kattan's and Ibtisam Azem's fiction, which explore the poignant and unsettling theme of the literal disappearance of Palestinians.
Following the AfD's victory in Germany, this article analyzes the French National Rally's (RN) ambiguous stance on Russia and its connections to European far-right movements.
