The latest violence comes as Israel announced it would reopen the crucial Rafa crossing between Gaza and Egypt on Sunday, a key demand by humanitarian organizations.
EDITORIAL. Amid the current rise of climate-skeptic populism in the US, the French government has failed to grasp that times have changed and the environmental challenge is growing ever more urgent.
Potentially contaminated products were recalled over 60 countries by Nestlé, Danone, and Lactalis after it was revealed some batches could be contaminated with cereulide.
A ceasefire has been established after three weeks of fighting. The Kurds have secured major gains in local autonomy and national rights, while the Syrian president claims to have restored national ...
The first week of hearings at the Special Criminal Court exposed the contradictions of the defendants Brahim Chnina and Abdelhakim Sefrioui. They were found guilty of participation in a terrorist ...
In her latest reform, Delcy Rodriguez said she would propose a general amnesty law covering the period of political violence from 1999 – when Hugo Chavez assumed power – to the present. In response, ...
OP-ED. While the theory of spheres of influence is highly popular, four factors counterbalance it, writes the international systems expert in an op-ed for Le Monde. Laïdi describes a hybrid world ...
COLUMN. The sweeping powers that the US president has granted himself through his Board of Peace serve only to discourage even the best intentions, observes Le Monde's columnist Gilles Paris.
The United Nations chief, Antonio Guterres, warned that unpaid membership dues and funding cuts are deepening the organization's long-running cash crisis.
While the crisis over Greenland, coveted by Donald Trump, has prompted some EU member states to consider strategic autonomy, others still don't believe Europe can defend itself without the US.
If the bill is adopted on schedule, all social media users in France will have to undergo age verification before the end of the year.
Amid tensions with Iran, the State Department said it green-lighted a $3.8-billion sale of 30 Apache attack helicopters to Israel. The State Department also approved a $9-billion sale to Saudi Arabia ...
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