EDITORIAL. Five months after Israel began its response to the massacre of civilians by Hamas militiamen, the narrow strip of Palestinian land has been rendered largely uninhabitable. It is pointless to invoke the two-state solution if this martyred territory remains a field of ruins.| Le Monde.fr
While lacking a precise timeframe, the Gaza peace plan released by the White House, and accepted by Israel under some conditions, leaves several crucial points open to interpretation.| Le Monde.fr
Nominated by several leaders, such as Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, Trump dreams about the prestigious prize, as he hopes to secure a ceasefire in Ukraine at his meeting with Vladimir Putin in Alaska.| Le Monde.fr
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The presiding bishop of the Church of Norway visited the London Pub in Oslo, a prominent gay venue, to apologize on Thursday for the 'shame, serious harm and pain' the church had inflicted on gay people.| Le Monde.fr
By targeting Hamas officials in a Doha building, 23 months after October 7, 2023, Benjamin Netanyahu signals that continuing the war remains Israel's only strategy.| Le Monde.fr
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COLUMN. The disarmament of Hamas, which now sees rare international consensus, is indispensable, but it must not conceal another necessary step: disarming religious Zionism, explains Le Monde columnist Gilles Paris.| Le Monde.fr
NEWS ANALYSIS. By reigniting the dream machine, the so-called 'fashion week of the century' has signaled the rise of a new generation of designers – but without revealing anything about the intentions of the leaders of luxury conglomerates.| Le Monde.fr
COLUMN. Benjamin Netanyahu made the mistake of challenging Donald Trump on September 9, when Israel struck Qatar, a 'friend of the United States,' writes Le Monde's columnist Alain Frachon.| Le Monde.fr
The historian analyzes the current crisis in French politics through the lens of an oxymoron he coined: the 'extreme center,' where moderation leads to chaos.| Le Monde.fr
The French president has been labeled a 'lame duck' by the foreign press. In the United States, the expression is used to describe an elected official nearing the end of their term who has lost much of their influence.| Le Monde.fr
The Egyptian candidate, who will succeed France's Audrey Azoulay, won the position of director general of the United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization (UNESCO) by a landslide, receiving a total of 55 votes compared to just two for his Congolese rival.| Le Monde.fr
In spite of various vulnerabilities, India's size, diversity and federal system have made it difficult for large movements with the potential to topple the government to form.| Le Monde.fr
The long-polluted waterway is finally opening up as a summertime swim spot; the city's authorities have given the green light for the public opening, with water quality results consistently in line with European regulations.| Le Monde.fr
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In the world's largest Muslim country, where mosques made from recycled plastic and rice husks are being built, religion plays an increasingly central role in the fight against climate change.| Le Monde.fr
As their tiny restaurant, tucked between Bastille and Nation in Paris, marks its 10th anniversary, Moko Hirayama and Omar Koreitem share some of their culinary secrets in a cookbook that reflects their refined and warm personalities.| Le Monde.fr
A French photojournalist was killed while working in the Donbas region of Ukraine.| Le Monde.fr
In his first public statement since his appointment, Prime Minister Sébastien Lecornu announced that he would not use a contested constitutional provision to force the budget bill through without a vote.| Le Monde.fr
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The decision to extend the detention was made by the investigating magistrate who is handling the case. In a statement, Telegram said it 'abides by EU laws'.| Le Monde.fr
Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney said the decision to recognize Palestinian statehood at the UN in September, which aligns it with France and the UK, was motivated by its long support for the two-state solution.| Le Monde.fr
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In France, half of all greenhouse gas emissions are generated by imports. Would reducing global trade through tariffs therefore improve the country's carbon footprint? The answer is not so straightforward.| Le Monde.fr
The 7-4 ruling by the US Court of Appeals for the Federal Circuit affirmed a lower court's decision finding that Trump had exceeded his authority in tapping emergency economic powers to impose wide-ranging duties.| Le Monde.fr
The step further aligns President Trump's administration with Israel's government. At the September UN summit, France will be leading a push to recognize a Palestinian state.| Le Monde.fr
Washington's threats to retaliate against countries that tax American tech giants have destabilized members of the European Union.| Le Monde.fr
French President Emmanuel Macron's comments were 'vulgar insults against Russia and its people,' said the spokesperson of Russia's foreign ministry. Meanwhile, US President Donald Trump is still working on a Russia-Ukraine peace summit, the White House said Friday, after Macron warned Trump risked being 'played' by Putin.| Le Monde.fr
The US president has consistently presented himself as the champion of 'America First,' placing national interests at the heart of his agenda. But his wavering over Ukraine, unconditional support for Israel and, above all, strikes against Iran have shaken his MAGA base.| Le Monde.fr
In an effort to discredit the United Nations's recognition of a state of famine in the enclave, the Israeli army has organized visits to a humanitarian aid platform near the Kerem Shalom crossing point.| Le Monde.fr
Seven migrants deported from the United States arrived in Rwanda in mid-August, officials said Thursday, under a controversial third-country resettlement scheme pushed by Donald Trump's administration.| Le Monde.fr
EDITORIAL. Despite his ambition for a fresh approach in 2017, President Emmanuel Macron has fueled resentment among African populations, like his predecessors. In Africa, the French leader is still seen as the heir to a system that has yet to be fully dismantled.| Le Monde.fr
Back with her 10th album, the singer continues to break records more than a decade into her career.| Le Monde.fr
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France returned three human skulls dating from the colonial era to Madagascar, including one attributed to a Malagasy king who was beheaded by French troops in 1897.| Le Monde.fr
Pop superstar Taylor Swift and American football player Travis Kelce announced their marriage engagement in a joint post to their Instagram stories on Tuesday. United States President Donald Trump wished the couple 'a lot of luck.'| Le Monde.fr
Social democrat MP Inga Ruginiene was confirmed as prime minister on Tuesday after former government chief Gintautas Paluckas resigned amid an ongoing corruption investigation.| Le Monde.fr
Tony Ray-Jones, who passed away in 1972 at 31, captured the leisure and relaxation culture of 1960s England. From seaside resorts to fairs and society events, the photographer cast an amused yet gentle gaze on his fellow compatriots. His work is on display at the Festival Photo La Gacilly in Brittany, through October 5.| Le Monde.fr
In a speech to French ambassadors, Macron also spoke about Syria's new leadership and said Elon Musk was stoking an 'international reactionary movement.'| Le Monde.fr
'In Sudan, a total war' (1/8). Since April 15, 2023, the conflict between General al-Burhan's forces and General Hemedti's militias may have claimed the lives of over 150,000 civilians. Le Monde reports from the army-controlled areas of Sudan in the first part of a series on a country where the hopes of the 2019 revolution have been shattered by war, now fueling the world's worst humanitarian crisis.| Le Monde.fr
Free to access, the sites will be open to the public every day during Paris Plages, from July 5 to August 31. The City of Paris had to consider the constraints related to maintaining navigation activities.| Le Monde.fr
The swimming spots along the famous river are open to the public for free until August 31.| Le Monde.fr
A new security law passed by Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni increases sentences for certain acts including protests and strengthens protections for police officers accused of violence.| Le Monde.fr
A French Interior Ministry report, made public on May 21, has sparked controversy in Sweden, which was mentioned in the text. Sweden's government said it would commission a study into 'Islamist infiltration.'| Le Monde.fr
Is the Italian prime minister a 'reasonable' role model, as Jordan Bardella believes? His mentor, Marine Le Pen, isn't so sure – exposing a crack in their duo.| Le Monde.fr
In the United States, an electoral college of 538 members is designated by the states, based on their population. These electors vote for the president in the months following election day.| Le Monde.fr
The strike on one of the last operational hospitals in El-Fasher, Darfur, also injured dozens more. The attack comes amid escalating violence between Sudan's army and the paramilitary RSF.| Le Monde.fr
COLUMN. The billionaire American entrepreneur was appointed head of a mission to reduce the federal government's size. But his promises seem fanciful, argues journalist Pascal Riché in his column.| Le Monde.fr
An emergency meeting of the UN Security Council originally set for Monday, has been moved up to Sunday due to an escalation in the fighting.| Le Monde.fr
Keys of the United States beat the two-time defending champion Sabalenka of Belarus 6-3, 2-6, 7-5 in the women's singles final.| Le Monde.fr
The president's remarks came as an explosive new wildfire erupted north of Los Angeles, forcing tens of thousands of people to evacuate their homes and rattling nerves in an area still reeling from two deadly blazes.| Le Monde.fr
The billionaire, who raised eyebrows with a controversial-looking arm gesture at a Trump inauguration event, is fuming over a description of what some, including the encyclopedic site, say looked like a Hitler salute.| Le Monde.fr
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Seven swing states will tip the US presidential election's outcome in favor of either Kamala Harris or Donald Trump. The other states, meanwhile, are already so polarized that they can no longer switch sides.| Le Monde.fr
Israel had vowed to hit back at Iran following its October 1 missile attack, with Defense Minister Yoav Gallant saying the response would be 'deadly, precise and surprising.'| Le Monde.fr
Mining influencers – young backpackers and Australian videographers on YouTube and TikTok – are encouraging Internauts to join them at Australian mines to make money. Their content is proving good business for the industry.| Le Monde.fr
The Israeli army said it and Israeli Security Agency forces 'are operating in the area of the Kamal Adwan Hospital in Jabalia, based on intelligence information regarding the presence of terrorists and terrorist infrastructure.'| Le Monde.fr
CEO William Lewis said this was a return 'to our roots of not endorsing presidential candidates.'| Le Monde.fr
Le Monde compares the main known proposals of the four main blocs vying for seats in the June 30 and July 7 elections: President Macron's Renaissance, the far-right Rassemblement National, the left-wing Nouveau Front Populaire, and the conservative Les Républicains.| Le Monde.fr
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Prime Minister Gabriel Attal said there was a 'moral duty' to prevent the far-right Rassemblement National from having an absolute majority, suggesting the presidential coalition's third-placed candidates should withdraw. Some in Macron's camp don't agree.| Le Monde.fr
