Debate

This image does not document OnlyFans. Yet it evokes the intimate economy established by the platform, where self-exposure becomes a resource, labor, and a condition for visibility. It supports the central idea of the text without claiming to show a real case.

Society

After Leonid Radvinsky’s death, France reopens the OnlyFans debate

2026-03-25

On the night of the second round, several figures from the center and the former presidential majority find themselves on the same stage. Edouard Philippe’s re-election in Le Havre restores weight to his local base just as the question of Emmanuel Macron’s succession becomes unavoidable. Behind the faces and posters, the battle for footholds for 2027 has already begun.

Society

French local elections 2026 redraw the 2027 balance of power

2026-03-25

Far more than an oil shock is at stake in this very narrow maritime corridor. When traffic slows, gas, ammonia and urea are drawn into the turbulence, all the way to farms and dinner plates.

Society

Despite Trump’s pause, Hormuz disruption still threatens food, fertilizer and energy

2026-03-23

The World Happiness Report 2026 notes that teens do not all experience social media the same way. Between interactions with close ones, intensive use, and exposure to certain content, well-being varies according to practices and social context.

Society

World Happiness Report 2026 warns about social media and teens

2026-03-20

As the March 2026 municipal elections approach, parity is now required in all communes. But between time constraints, self-doubt, and unequal political practices, moving from rule to candidacy remains fragile.

Society

In small-town France, gender parity still faces real limits

2026-03-20

In this closing stretch of the Paris campaign, everything suddenly blurs between party calculations, presidential denials, and last-minute withdrawals. The image narrates the shift from a municipal battle to a broader stage, where each face already suggests alliances and national realignments.

Society

Paris mayoral race jolted by Grégoire’s claim about Macron and Sarah Knafo

2026-03-19

Society

French municipal elections 2026: Nice tests the anti-RN reflex

2026-03-18

The case goes beyond the fine imposed on X. At its core, the European Commission believes the blue check can blur the line between prominence, paid subscription, and genuine identity verification. Behind this badge lies scrutiny of the platform’s overall clarity.

Society

EU fines X over blue check design, ads and researcher access

2026-03-17

Martin Ryan’s face has come to symbolize a case that mixes an espionage conviction, diplomatic tensions, and documents inaccessible to the public. This portrait sums up a file marked both by the seriousness of the accusations and by the persistent opacity of the evidence.

Society

Martin Ryan in Azerbaijan: a 10-year sentence and major unanswered questions

2026-03-17

A montage of several French political figures on the evening of runoff negotiations, between the Paris fusion, local rivalries and the national backdrop.

Society

In Paris, Dati and Bournazel have joined forces for the runoff, while Marseille remains stuck without an anti-RN front.

2026-03-16

On March 16, 2026, the stakes are no longer only military: the war between Israel and Iran has made the Strait of Hormuz a global test for energy, trade and civilian security. The sea lane is not formally closed in our sources, but attacks, crew deaths and collapsing flows show it already functions as an almost paralyzed passage. This image tells that tipping point: behind the regional escalation, the whole economy of tankers, crews and Western allies is wobbling. It also sums up the article’s central question: between political statements, maritime law and operational reality, what does it still mean to ‘reopen’ Hormuz?

Society

Legally closed or blocked in practice in the Strait of Hormuz?

2026-03-16

Science

Accutane for a thinner nose? The dangerous TikTok trend the ANSM wants to stop

2026-03-14