Jura village worried about libertarian developers' projects ↗
Front page leadThe small Swiss village of Soubey is concerned about projects planned by libertarian developers.
Switzerland
The front page of Le Temps features a mix of domestic Swiss news and international stories. A top story discusses concerns in the Jura region of Switzerland about libertarian developers. International news focuses heavily on protests in France and Brazil's upcoming presidential election. Economic…
The small Swiss village of Soubey is concerned about projects planned by libertarian developers.
Despite curfews and restrictions on demonstrations, 110,000 people marched in Paris a week after previous unrest, with many stating the government's firm stance motivated them more to participate.
Images show protests in France, Turkey, Italy, Spain, and Albania on a Saturday.
At least 410,000 people braved rain and bans to demonstrate in France as part of a 'convergence of struggles'.
On the eve of the second round of presidential elections, Brazilian streets are divided in support of Lula and Flavio Bolsonaro.
Moody's has offered France a temporary relief, but financial markets are not anticipating future improvements.
There are eight candidates from the UDC party vying for a single seat, raising questions for the Romand region.
Switzerland's defense industry must either relocate or cease operations due to the current legal framework.
Pension funds are increasing their investments in infrastructure, with a particular focus on international assets.
This article explores whether a positive future remains attainable, examining the resurgence of utopian ideas following a trend of dystopian narratives.
Two decades after their peak popularity with teenagers, the band Tokio Hotel, now reality TV stars, are making a comeback.