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While Donald Trump expected the Iranian regime to fall, the war he has waged with Israel appears to have strengthened the regime's core, reinforcing military and security structures and accelerating domestic repression.
Despite the Russian president's refusal to meet with his Ukrainian counterpart, exiled Russian political scientist Farida Rustamova sees signs that the Russian leader may be open to negotiations, which she shares in an interview.
The government does not intend to be the only one bearing responsibility for the death of Lyhanna, a girl who had been missing for a week before her body was found on a farm.
A ceasefire has been in place between the United States and Iran since April 8, but subsequent talks to try to put a more permanent end to the conflict have so far been unsuccessful.
For a time, Zemmour's partner, Sarah Knafo, had positioned herself as a potential candidate for the couple's party, Reconquête. But the far-right polemicist is claiming the limelight again.
One year after heated debates on an initial bill, this emergency text the government hoped would appease tensions, became even more divisive as lawmakers clashed on a series of key issues.
The media coverage of several cases involving young people who grew up in Sweden and were forced to leave their families has shocked public opinion. Facing pressure in the polls, the government is revising the rules.
Rassemblement National leader Jordan Bardella, who may end up being the party's presidential candidate, has shifted to advocating for scrapping the pension system's fixed legal retirement age and possibly adding a share of capitalization.
The 47-year-old lawyer, virtually unknown to the public just a few months ago, surprised observers by outpacing left-wing candidate Ivan Cepeda, who had been the clear favorite in all the polls. Outgoing left-wing president Gustavo Petro refused on Sunday to recognize the results, alleging fraud without evidence.
The Rassemblement National has made headlines more for its criticism and racist outbursts toward the national team than for its support during major tournaments. It has also failed to secure high-profile allies within the sport.
Less than four months before the legislative elections, the liberal conservative right and the far right have announced 17.3 billion kronor (approximately €1.6 billion) worth of support measures, including halving the price of tickets for public transportation.
The firing of the head of the Grasset publishing house by billionaire Vincent Bolloré has triggered a belated but growing awareness of the scale of the neoconservative ideological push in France's cultural sphere. Despite their differences, intellectuals are beginning to organize to defend their independence.
Sweden is promoting a new masculine ideal: the caring, attentive father sipping matcha on a café terrace beside a stroller. But is this the sign of a real shift, or simply a reinvention of the 'new father' stereotype? So far, statistics have yet to confirm these parental feats.
One year after taking office, Germany's head of federal government has reached record levels of unpopularity, his coalition is riven by internal disagreements and the economy is shaken. The far right's score in three regional elections in September could put him to the test.
Xenia Fedorova, the former director of the now-banned Russian channel RT France, has free rein to advance the Kremlin's version of events without contradiction across the media empire of far-right billionaire Vincent Bolloré.
Europe is currently experiencing an unprecedented heatwave. From Italy to the United Kingdom, several countries have recorded temperatures far above seasonal norms, prompting some authorities to issue the highest-level health alerts.
Defeated in straight sets (2-6, 2-6) by Russia's Anna Kalinskaya in the opening round, the French player, in far from her best form, could not recapture the magic that had carried her to the semi-finals of the 2025 tournament.
In his final appearance at the Porte d'Auteuil stadium, the Frenchman, who plans to retire at the end of the season, was eliminated in the first round on Monday by his compatriot Hugo Gaston. Having delivered some of his most memorable matches on the Parisian clay, he leaves behind the legacy of a truly exceptional showman.
Without the National Center for Cinema and the Moving Image, many French films could never be made. But the CNC is now under attack, which could spell the end of this nearly 80-year-old institution if the far-right Rassemblement National comes to power.
Trump supporters often blame the cultural upheavals triggered by the May 1968 protests in France for sowing the seeds of 'wokeness.' Yet some of them are now claiming a different French school of thought, which took shape at Stanford University under the influence of René Girard.