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The front page of Le Monde features a mix of domestic French news and international stories, with a significant focus on the ongoing youth protests in French high schools and the upcoming US midterm elections. The domestic stories cover the government's response to the student protests and…
Despite government concessions, student and youth organizations have called for continued protests on November 2nd, even as the Education Minister emphasizes the need for students to attend classes.
Several student and youth organizations have called for continuing protests on November 2nd, despite government concessions, aiming to maintain pressure on the authorities.
A tribune discussing how blockades have been a recurring tactic and defining feature of French high school movements for the past two decades.
The war in Iran and the rising cost of living, despite US President promises to curb inflation and avoid foreign military entanglements, are raising serious questions within the Republican party.
Live updates and answers to questions about the final days of the campaign leading up to the US midterm elections.
An examination of the Republican campaign in Ohio for the 2026 midterm elections, highlighting its tense and uninhibited nature.
A report detailing a political psychodrama in Michigan where a Democrat who lost a primary election has now endorsed the Republican candidate.
This investigative piece explores how the American left, feeling disillusioned with identity politics, is increasingly turning towards Marxist ideology.
Nine executives from the firm Hélin International, three lawyers, and a French forensic accountant are on trial starting Monday in Paris, accused of systematically helping over 300 French taxpayers commit tax fraud for years through sophisticated schemes.
Based on unpublished documents, Le Monde reveals that FIFA President Gianni Infantino benefited from advantageous internal rules, exempting him from US taxes for the last three years.
