Socialist Primary: Closed Doors, Open Rifts ↗
Front page leadFrançois Ruffin is barred from voting in the socialist primary due to Raphaël Glucksmann's veto, raising doubts about the inclusivity of the electoral process.
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Mediapart's front page covers a range of French domestic and international news. Top domestic stories include the intricacies of the Socialist primary, a legal case involving François Bayrou, and a critical commentary on the Prime Minister's actions regarding journalism. Internationally, the page…
François Ruffin is barred from voting in the socialist primary due to Raphaël Glucksmann's veto, raising doubts about the inclusivity of the electoral process.
A video discussing the perceived abandonment of the school system's social function by French politicians.
Twelve governments, including eight EU members, announced plans to restrict trade from Israeli settlements, with the UK condemning 'ethnic cleansing' in the West Bank.
The appeal trial for former MoDem officials begins, with François Bayrou as the main defendant following his acquittal in the first instance.
A critique of the Prime Minister's actions in reporting potential budget leaks, arguing it undermines journalistic independence.
Despite facing an anticipated defeat in the mid-term elections, Donald Trump is rallying his supporters, facing challenges from inflation and the war in Iran.
The electoral success of the far-right AfD in eastern Germany reflects broader trends in Western democracies, including nostalgia and rejection of neoliberalism.
Florence Porcel, the first woman to file a rape complaint against Patrick Poivre d'Arvor, discusses the challenges and repercussions of taking legal action against powerful individuals.