Separatists take power in Quebec in crucial election for province and Canada ↗
Front page leadSeparatist parties have won the election in Quebec, a crucial vote for the future of the province and Canada.
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The front page of Le Temps features a mix of international and domestic news. Top international stories include the election of separatists in Quebec, Canada; the ongoing war in Ukraine with a focus on life in Kyiv under constant Russian strikes and massive drone attacks on Moscow; political…
Separatist parties have won the election in Quebec, a crucial vote for the future of the province and Canada.
Since Russian strikes intensified in late August, the Ukrainian capital has been living with daily air raid alerts and bombings, profoundly disrupting the lives of its inhabitants, who for now are not resigned to a new exodus.
The vulnerability of the Kaliningrad exclave has become a political argument for Moscow.
Moscow was targeted by hundreds of drones during the night, marking one of the most massive attacks.
In Geneva, the government has nearly complete freedom to implement its strategy for reducing speed limits to 30 km/h in the city.
In France, unions are denouncing what they describe as disproportionate police brutality during mobilizations by high school students.
In Brazil, Flávio Bolsonaro is working to improve his public image, while the successes of Lula are fading from memory.
Europe is experiencing an unprecedented housing crisis, leading to widespread rebellion against its elites.
This video explains how electoral gerrymandering can influence the results of the Midterm elections.
The Swiss women's national football team is playing its qualifying match for the 2027 World Cup against Israel, spanning two different venues.
Philosopher Gaspard Koenig suggests that the Thélyson Orélien affair was preventable.