Society

Event book at the heart of the Nicolas Sarkozy trial and Libyan financing: scenes, dialogues, political repositionings.

Debate

‘Prisoner’s Journal’ by Nicolas Sarkozy: inside the Libya financing case

2025-12-08

Oil accident off the coast of Dakar: the 'Mersin' hit by four external explosions, 22 sailors evacuated, anti-pollution plan activated, hull under surveillance.

Climate

Off Dakar, oil tanker ‘Mersin’ struck by four blasts: what we know and the risks

2025-12-05

Sam Altman triggers the 'red alert': OpenAI bets on ChatGPT, facing Gemini, by focusing on speed, reliability, and personalization.

AI

OpenAI’s Code Red: ChatGPT vs Google’s Gemini 3.0, speed and reliability first

2025-12-05

In Tizi Ouzou, on December 3, 2025, the appeals court upheld a seven-year prison sentence for Christophe Gleizes. The only French journalist detained abroad, he claims he never intended to cause harm. The case involves Kabylie, suspicions of links with the MAK, and a tourist visa that has become incriminating evidence. His family, RSF, and the Élysée are calling for a swift resolution, between an appeal to the supreme court and a presidential pardon.

Debate

Algeria upholds 7-year term for journalist Christophe Gleizes

2025-12-05

In Brussels, Rustem Umerov aligns the Ukrainian position with the Europeans before a new act on American soil. At the Kremlin, five hours of talks did not loosen the territorial grip. The Union promises 90 billion euros and an exit from Russian gas, NATO wants to reposition Kyiv in a position of strength. Between weapons, borders, and guarantees, peace is still written in the conditional.

Debate

Trump’s Ukraine peace plan: decoding the Brussels–Moscow–Washington sequence

2025-12-03

On December 2, 2025, Marine Tondelier appears before the deputies and defends public freedoms. She denounces a procedure that would foster an Islamophobic climate and suspicion towards Muslim citizens. She asserts that there is no Islamist infiltration in EELV, while also emphasizing the urgency of combating terrorism. The commission, chaired by Xavier Breton, promises neutrality before the hearings of Jean-Luc Mélenchon and Gérald Darmanin.

Debate

French National Assembly hearing: Marine Tondelier faces inquiry into Islamism ties

2025-12-03

On November 30, 2025, Netanyahu requests an 'exceptional' presidential pardon during a trial in Tel Aviv. With 111 pages and 28 lawyers, he cites the war in Gaza and national cohesion to suspend the hearings. This move places Isaac Herzog in a major test regarding the rule of law and the separation of powers. The opposition demands an admission, remorse, and political withdrawal, while the Prime Minister still aims for the elections before the end of 2026.

Debate

Israel’s rule of law tested as Netanyahu requests a presidential pardon mid-trial

2025-12-01

Silhouette of a shark, legs kicking, muted tension. Illustrative image, not taken at Kylies Beach, to signify the risk without exaggerating it. On November 27, 2025, a young Swiss woman dies; her companion survives thanks to an improvised tourniquet.

Climate

Shark attack in Australia: what happened at Kylies Beach on November 27, 2025

2025-11-28

Volunteer and military, ten months (1+9) for missions in France. Starting summer 2026, 3,000 volunteers expected.

Debate

Macron unveils a volunteer national military service in France

2025-11-28

Wang Fuk Court engulfed in flames, the night turning orange over Tai Po. At least 55 dead and more than 250 missing, a provisional toll. The scaffolding and plastic nets fueled the blaze. The city is now questioning its standards and construction sites.

Climate

Wang Fuk Court fire in Hong Kong: a night on the edge

2025-11-27

Zelensky and Macron, with strained smiles behind the flags, display the alliance at a time when Zaporizhzhia is enduring so-called massive strikes. Between diplomacy and ruins, Ukraine is demanding real guarantees. In Strasbourg, Europe promises a 'just and lasting' peace. On the ground, the next night is already being prepared.

Debate

Zaporizhzhia under strikes: Trump’s Ukraine peace plan vs Europe’s reality

2025-11-26

In Vesoul, on November 25, 2025, Jordan Bardella's 'selfie machine' was disrupted by a flour attack. After being escorted away, he described it as a 'non-event' and invoked Jean Moulin to put things into perspective. The incident, which was filmed, did not prevent the book signing at the Grand Hôtel du Nord. The sequence illustrates a well-orchestrated communication, disrupted and then reabsorbed.

France

At Vesoul’s Saint-Catherine, flour and selfies: Bardella’s narrative gets jolted

2025-11-26