A judge in the United States has ruled that French President Emmanuel Macron and his wife, Brigitte, could continue their defamation lawsuit against the companies of the American podcaster Candace Owens, but not against Owens herself.
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Most expect the ECB to keep interest rates on hold for now, having already hiked them twice this year.
parks
Since the 2016 dismantling of what was then Europe's largest shantytown, a scattering of small camps hidden in woods and scrubland has sprung up along France's northern coast, where aid groups describe squalid living conditions....
business
In its annual report, France's Economic, Social and Environmental Council (CESE) urged protecting the welfare model by keeping older workers employed and helping more young people into jobs. It also cited 'migration policies' as 'one of the levers' for meeting labor market needs....
schools
Since the start of high school student blockades, and even more so since October 17, general practitioners, psychiatrists and psychologists have observed the impact of the current climate of anxiety on some of their patients and have tried to offer them strategies to protect them...
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Britain is backing its aerospace sector with €2.8 billion over 10 years, while France has yet to guarantee in its 2027 budget the €300 million a year Emmanuel Macron promised in 2023....
safety
After challenging the results of the 2020 elections, Donald Trump is now determined to shape both the process and the outcome of the November 3 midterms, writes Le Monde columnist Gilles Paris....
government
Thousands gathered in cities across France on Monday to protest against 'the normalization of racist hatred,' three days after an attack in Trappes left one person dead. Mayor Ali Rabeh has accused the conservative right and presidential camp of playing a dangerous game by adopti...
