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Le Monde's front page features domestic French political news, including a debate for the upcoming presidential election and rising fuel prices. International news includes a US federal judge's ruling on a boycott against news outlets and a diplomatic incident involving Emmanuel Macron at the UN…
The first televised debate for the French left-wing presidential primary saw candidates clash over the situation in Gaza and their alliance with the LFI party, particularly regarding the use of the term 'genocide'.
Socialist Party militants express dismay over a primary campaign focused more on individual candidates than on substantive political ideas.
Fuel prices in France are reaching record highs, influenced by the war in the Middle East. A map is provided to help citizens find the cheapest fuel stations nearby.
A federal judge has called for a temporary halt to Donald Trump's boycott against CNN, MS NOW, and Politico, who were banned from the White House for allegedly publishing 'fake news'.
A look at the increasingly fierce rivalry between Edouard Philippe and Gabriel Attal for the 2027 French presidential election, highlighting the significant differences in their voter bases.
During a speech at the UN General Assembly, French President Emmanuel Macron mistakenly stated that Hamas had never operated in the West Bank, causing immediate anger from Israel.
