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France
Le Monde's front page highlights domestic French issues including agricultural and student unrest, alongside international news on the Ukraine conflict and global health threats. There's also reporting on political developments in India.
Devastating heatwaves for agriculture, out-of-control debt, a sharp rise in interest rates, a significant drop in purchasing power, a housing crisis, rising unemployment, and a high school movement are causing the country to hesitate between revolt and despondency.
From obesity to nuclear war and climate change, the scientific journal 'The Lancet' has published a study compiling the main factors likely to deteriorate humanity's health in the future, intended to encourage policymakers to act preventatively.
Live updates on the Ukraine war, including Donald Trump's statement on a potential settlement and reports of power outages and drone attacks.
To prevent a historic Gen Z protest, authorities locked down the capital and carried out thousands of arrests on Saturday, October 10.
An investigation into how ships linked to Russia are using nets to defend against Ukrainian drone attacks in the Black Sea.
Reports from the occupied Ukrainian city of Olechky detailing the desperate living conditions faced by its residents.
The release of leaders from the 'cockroach party' in India, amidst growing calls for further demonstrations.
The severity of public order disturbances is judged by the political positioning of those who commit them, denounces Stéphane Foucart, a journalist for Planète.
