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Riner's candidacy is a blessing in disguise for the outgoing president, who hasn't yet formally backed either of his former prime ministers currently running. -
News analysis By pushing demonstrators to the fringes of the capital on October 24 and 31, the Police Prefecture disrupted a geography that dates back to the 1930s. What began as a matter of public safety has also become a battle over image and visibility. -
ELLEN SCHMIDT/AP PHOTO/ELLEN SCHMIDT The last time Mississippi chose a new Democratic senator was 1947, and the winner then was a staunch segregationist. Colom, a 43 year-old local prosecutor, capitalized on the state’s large Black population, discontent with the economy and his predecessor's missteps as she sought a second full term. -
The Wall Street Journal reported that the board of directors was preparing, on Wednesday evening, to dismiss Jensen Huang, the founder of the chip-making giant at the heart of the artificial intelligence revolution. -
ACQUIRED BY REUTERS/HANDOUT/VIA REUTERS US President Donald Trump's son-in-law Jared Kushner and businessman Steve Witkoff will meet in Moscow with Vladimir Putin before flying to Dublin to debrief with Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky, who was in the Irish capital to meet with European leaders. -
News analysis The October 27 parliamentary vote in Israel dealt a blow to Benjamin Netanyahu's policies. Eight days later, Israel's tarnished image in the US – its historic ally – played to the advantage of the Democrats in the midterm elections. -
Op-Ed By Jean-Marie Guéhenno former United Nations under-secretary-general Editor’s Picks -
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Column The data centers' massive expansion in the United States influenced, at least in part, American voting decisions during the November 3 midterm elections, writes Le Monde's Stéphane Foucart in his column. -
Op-Ed The changing relationship between the US and Israel following the midterm elections is likely to force Israel to rethink its approach toward its neighbors, the former United Nations under-secretary-general writes. By Jean-Marie Guéhenno former United Nations under-secretary-general -
Editorial Steeped in a Cold War-era worldview, Jean-Luc Mélenchon, candidate for La France Insoumise in the 2027 presidential election, makes 'non-alignment' the guiding principle for France's foreign policy. French Delights -
Interview The former French diplomat looks back on his decision to change careers. JULIE SEBADELHA/AFP -
Celebrated in the US, where her paintings are part of the collective imagination, the American painter who spent most of her life in France remains little known in her adopted country. One hundred years after her death, the artist whose work Edgar Degas admired is the subject of a major exhibition in Paris. NATIONAL GALLERY OF ART -
BARFLY/FOTOS/MEXICOFRANCIA2026 Feature After a period of tension over the restitution of archaeological objects and cultural appropriation, the two countries are marking the bicentennial of their diplomatic relations with a desire for reconciliation. BARFLY/FOTOS/MEXICOFRANCIA2026 Visual Stories Our best videos, maps and interactive features. -
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In Graphs By Delphine Papin, Eric Dedier, Flavie Holzinger, Francesca Fattori, Gilles Paris and Riccardo Pravettoni -
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