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Mediapart's front page features a mix of domestic French news and international stories, primarily focusing on French politics and economic issues, alongside significant coverage of German political developments and a piece on US-Greenland relations. A prominent story details alleged sexual…
An internal investigation into testimony from a former resident of a private institution has uncovered explosive revelations about Pierre-Marie Théas, a deceased bishop celebrated for his role in the Resistance and in defending Jews.
A video discussing the interconnectedness of ecocide, femicides, and genocides as manifestations of a singular form of violence.
Under the guise of international tensions, Emmanuel Macron attempts to quell social protest by gathering presidential candidates to discuss foreign affairs, diverting attention from domestic economic issues.
The Prime Minister is positioning himself as the architect of national austerity by promising 54 billion euros in savings, excluding the ultra-rich, military, and large corporations.
The financial sector's strategy of competing state debt obligations with AI-boosted private asset markets poses a dangerous evolution for public power.
Rumors about a potential successor highlight the fragility of the German Chancellor, with pressure likely to increase depending on the upcoming regional election results.
Two regional elections in Germany are critical for the nation's political landscape, even if the far-right is unlikely to gain governing power in another state.
The prospect of further electoral setbacks is causing significant concern within Germany's Christian Democratic Union party.
Following a major diplomatic incident, the US has secured permanent control over Greenland's security, a move welcomed by Denmark.
