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Le Monde's front page features a mix of international and domestic news, with a strong focus on US politics, the war in Ukraine, and climate change negotiations. A prominent story details a US Secretary of Defense escaping impeachment, while another discusses the election of a conservative…
US Secretary of Defense Pete Hegseth, accused on eight counts including the war in Iran, counter-attacked vigorously against Republican Thomas Massie, anticipating a battle with the future Democratic majority.
The very conservative Jim Jordan has been elected as the new leader of the Republican minority in the US House of Representatives.
The Kennedy family has filed a lawsuit against Donald Trump's project to build an Arc de Triomphe in Washington.
Following a meeting on November 10, Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky described the discussions as 'constructive,' while the Russian side, reluctant to a ceasefire, remained silent. After eight months of deadlock, the Trump administration expressed satisfaction that the meeting took place.
Ukraine is testing its first satellite to reduce its reliance on Starlink for communication services.
According to the psychiatrist, Halima El Bakhti reproduced on her daughter the abuse she allegedly suffered in childhood and vehemently denies. The psychiatrist observed that 'Inass was elected in reverse as a scapegoat child,' raising the question of the accused's diminished capacity.
French President Emmanuel Macron is absent from the 'leaders' summit' in Antalya, Turkey, while European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen will express the Europeans' expectations.
Electrification is a central theme in the discussions at the climate change conference.
Pacific island nations, severely impacted by climate change, are seeking a stronger voice in the COP31 negotiations.
