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The Le Monde front page focuses on international affairs, particularly the Ukraine conflict and US-Russia relations, alongside domestic French issues concerning a new law on violence and student protests. A significant international story details a deal between Donald Trump and Vladimir Putin on…
US President Donald Trump announced that Russia will supply millions of tons of diesel fuel to the US and global markets, bypassing sanctions and causing concern in Europe.
A new Russian offensive in the Zaporizhzhia region of Ukraine has resulted in at least seven deaths, as part of the ongoing conflict.
Chernobyl survivors in Kyiv are now living under Russian bombs, contrasting the invisible threat of the nuclear disaster with the open danger of war.
The French National Assembly has preserved most provisions of a law against sexual violence but made concessions regarding protections for foreign women, which were opposed by the National Rally.
An investigative report details the convoluted judicial process experienced by Anne when filing a complaint for statutory rape.
The United States has threatened sanctions against the International Criminal Court, demanding the cancellation of arrest warrants for Benjamin Netanyahu and Yoav Gallant.
A high school principal in Saint-Denis attempted to foster dialogue with students who raised issues beyond timetables, including inequalities between schools and their desire for broader political change.
