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The front page of Le Temps features a mix of international and domestic news. Top stories include record profits in the oil refining sector, protests in Swiss cities of Basel and Zurich, and ongoing political tensions in France and the US midterms. Other notable stories cover environmental issues…
The crisis in oil refining has led to record profits for traders and oil companies, indicating a significant financial boom in the sector despite wider economic challenges.
Unauthorized demonstrations took place in Basel and Zurich, with some violence occurring in the evening and leading to clashes with the police.
French protesters are continuing to exert pressure on the government, with demonstrations occurring across the country.
Despite feeling alone, people are finding that acts of solidarity continue to matter following a tragedy in Crans-Montana.
With three days until the US midterm elections, Donald Trump is actively campaigning and praising the Republican candidates running in the election.
Fires are posing a significant threat to the forests in the Congo, which are crucial as the second-largest lung of the planet.
The final week of campaigning in Michigan is marked by sharp rhetoric, with candidates being described using extreme labels.
The Gitana 18 sailing boat, a highlight of the Route du Rhum race, is preparing for its departure from Saint-Malo.
This article explores the phenomenon of 'aura battles,' which are duels among teenagers occurring both online and in real life.
The actor Simon McBurney is performing 'Questions for John' in Lausanne, a tribute to his late friend and the renowned world literature figure John Berger.
The Swiss Federal Council is taking back control over matters related to arms and armament policy.
An opinion piece criticizing the excessive focus on celebrity children in media.
Despite widespread anger among Americans, there is doubt about whether Donald Trump is concerned with their complaints and grievances.
