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The front page of Le Monde features prominent coverage of the Israeli legislative elections, discussing the uncertainty of a majority government and the historical breakthrough of Arab parties. Other top stories include concerns about Donald Trump's potential interference in upcoming US midterm…
Provisional results from Israel's legislative elections indicate a setback for Netanyahu's camp, but the opposition is also failing to unseat the Likud, leaving neither bloc in a position to form a government, while Arab parties achieve a historic breakthrough that will influence future coalitions.
Benjamin Netanyahu's camp is leading in the Israeli legislative elections after 50% of the ballots have been counted.
A report describes the atmosphere and events across Israel, from its major cities to settlements and Arab communities, during a day of legislative elections.
While Israel is holding its legislative elections, settlers have established a camp on the border of the Gaza Strip, with accompanying slogans.
With polls predicting a setback for the Republican party in the upcoming midterm elections, the White House is attempting to encroach on states' roles in organizing the vote and preparing to contest the results.
The 10th Lancet Countdown report indicates that the health effects of global warming, including heat-related deaths, have significantly worsened since the Paris Agreement was signed in 2015.
An analysis shows that France loses 79 million potential working hours each year due to workers' exposure to heat, linked to climate change.
Following the attack in Trappes, sociologist Abdellali Hajjat discusses the media's significant role in shaping perceptions and the evolution of racist discourse.
Political divisions and confrontations emerge in the French National Assembly in the aftermath of a racist attack in Trappes.
