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The French courts have launched an investigation into 'torture' and 'war crimes' following a foreign ministry report on Israel's treatment of French nationals in the Gaza flotilla. One of them, Malika Baouya, said Israeli soldiers tortured her.
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.
New regulations would allow EU member states to pay poorer countries, with questionable human rights records, to take in undocumented migrants who cannot be deported to their own countries. This unacceptable policy highlights the EU's abdication of the humanitarian principles on which it was founded.
An unfailing supporter of her husband's career, Bernadette Chodron de Courcel became a key figure on France's political scene. She was elected to the Corrèze General Council and was very involved in charitable work. She died at the age of 93.
Yann V., who was officially registered as an agent of France's foreign intelligence service (DGSE) with Malian authorities, was arrested in August 2025 in Bamako, accused of having attempted to orchestrate a 'destabilization attempt' against the junta led by General Assimi Goïta.
In Paris, the swimming season was to open at three official bathing sites on July 4, the mayor's office said.
The national counterterrorism prosecutor's office said the probe was opened at the government's request.
The disappearance of Lyhanna, an 11-year-old girl, drew widespread reactions, including from French President Emmanuel Macron, after it was revealed the suspect had faced previous accusations of child abuse.
Russian President Vladimir Putin claimed on Thursday that a failed strike with an intermediate-range ballistic missile on a Russian-occupied city in eastern Ukraine on May 23 was actually 'experimental.'
Of the 23 terrorism trials scheduled in French courts in 2026, 18 involve women who joined the Islamic State organization in Syria. While their role was once overlooked, they are now being judged on equal footing with men.
Multiple musical acts pulled out of planned performances for the mass rally in Washington on June 25, citing the event's politicization. Trump announced on Thursday that he had told these 'singers with no talent (...) to stay home.'
Martin Ney was given another life sentence for the murder and kidnapping of Jonathan Coulom, who disappeared at a school holiday camp in western France. Ney, who wore masks and balaclavas during his attacks, had already been jailed for life in Germany in 2012 after he confessed to killing three boys between 1992 and 2001.
The French president weighed in on the controversy surrounding the former head of RT France, a Russian state-run outlet that was shut down in 2023. On Wednesday, protesters in Paris demanded her residence permit be revoked.
Laurin was France's first Olympic champion in taekwondo and once her ban ends, she will face a race against time to qualify for the 2028 Games in Los Angeles.
The French president welcomed the fragile ceasefire announced in Washington: 'France is, of course, as we have always been, available to move forward along this path,' he said from Montenegro.
Budapest's progressive mayor, Gergely Karacsony, was charged in January for organizing the city's 30th Pride parade despite an official ban ordered under the former prime minister, nationalist Viktor Orban.
After two days of talks in Washington, Israel made the halting of its operations contingent on Hezbollah's disarmament. Nonetheless, the joint statement provides for a gradual withdrawal of the Israeli army from southern Lebanon.
The Franco-Iranian artist, who gained worldwide recognition with the graphic novel 'Persepolis,' died at 56 years old, her family announced Thursday. Le Monde interviewed her in October 2020. We are republishing that interview today.
In an interview with Le Monde, Viktor Orban's successor explains how he plans to recover the frozen €16 billion in European funds earmarked for Hungary. He insists that Budapest will not block the opening of EU accession talks for Ukraine, provided that Kyiv guarantees the rights of its Hungarian minority.
The government's latest 'Palaces de France' list was revealed on June 2, with six new additions and four removals. The label aims to showcase this flagship sector of French expertise, even though the establishments' owners are rarely French.