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Le Monde's front page features a mix of international and domestic news, with a strong focus on the war in Ukraine and its economic repercussions, as well as French political maneuvering related to the 2027 presidential election. International stories include the impact of Ukrainian drones on the…
Targeted by Ukrainian drones, the Russian economy is showing increasing signs of weakness, with attacks on refineries and warehouses bringing the war into daily life for Russians ahead of legislative elections. While the economy remains relatively resilient, problems are multiplying, with…
Russian economist Andrei Yakovlev, in exile, reports that in many areas, gasoline is unavailable or sold at prices two to three times higher than in major cities.
The latest information on the ongoing war in Ukraine is being provided in a live update format.
Marine Le Pen's recent political activities, observed by her second-in-command, signal her intention to lead independently, challenging the notion of a normalized party.
By aligning with Edouard Philippe, Gérald Darmanin is strategically positioning himself for his future political career in the lead-up to the 2027 presidential election.
Marine Le Pen is strengthening her support among retirees, a key demographic for her presidential aspirations in 2027.
The Supreme Court has rejected Donald Trump's plan to restrict mail-in voting, stating that a rapid implementation of the strict measures requested by the Republican president could have disrupted the upcoming midterm elections.
The eldest son of Donald Trump's wedding in the Bahamas was reportedly sponsored by a Russian businessman.
The interest rate at which France must borrow has risen to 4.5%, a level not seen since 2008. The gap with Germany, a country considered much more reliable, has also reached a new record.
Fishermen are blocking access to a fuel depot in Fos-sur-Mer due to rising fuel prices.
