German drone manufacturers aim for European production for Europe ↗
Front page leadGerman drone manufacturers are experiencing rapid growth and are looking to establish a European production base to serve the European market.
Switzerland
Le Temps features a mix of domestic Swiss news, focusing on a potential shift in tax policies for married couples and the drone industry's European ambitions, alongside international stories concerning Gaza's humanitarian crisis, French public discourse, US politics, and the Russia-Ukraine conflict.
German drone manufacturers are experiencing rapid growth and are looking to establish a European production base to serve the European market.
The Swiss public approved individual taxation in March but may vote to reintroduce common-law taxation for federal direct taxes in November, raising questions about public opinion shifts and potential contradictions.
Voters in California have rejected a referendum that would have imposed a one-time 5% tax on the fortunes of its 200 wealthiest individuals.
An analysis explores the reasons behind a perceived increase in racist discourse in France, despite arguments that the French population itself has not become more racist.
The first rains in Gaza are exacerbating the dire living conditions for displaced people, turning their tents into deadly traps as a result of insufficient construction materials.
Nvidia, the digital technology giant, is facing an unprecedented scandal involving allegations of infidelity, espionage, and significant financial stakes.
Discussions between Russia and Ukraine are taking place in Abu Dhabi, but the current circumstances do not appear conducive to achieving a significant peace breakthrough.
Following the Republican party's poor performance in the midterm elections, scrutiny and pressure are increasing on Secretary of War Pete Hegseth.
Renowned author Amélie Nothomb is moving from the publishing house Albin Michel to Gallimard, marking a significant development in the French literary world.