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Six star Japanese products for umami recipes
These emblematic ingredients of Japanese cuisine are on the menu in these six French-Japanese recipes, accompanied by tips on how to use them easily on a daily basis.
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Israeli strike south of Beirut kills at least one despite ceasefire
Lebanese official media reported three strikes, including one in the city of Nabatieh that killed a Syrian national. Hezbollah said it targeted northern Israel with a drone in response.
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Spanish island braces for arrival of Hantavirus cruise ship
The MV Hondius, hit by a hantavirus outbreak, is set to anchor off Tenerife, in the Canary Islands, on Sunday. About 80 passengers will be evacuated by Zodiac boats and immediately repatriated by plane. The operation is being overseen by the World Health Organization's director general.
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UK sends warship to Middle East
HMS Dragon will be dispatched ahead of an international mission to protect shipping in the Strait of Hormuz, Britain's Ministry of Denfense said.
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Russia celebrates Victory Day with lackluster parade
Fears of Ukrainian drone attacks kept the military parade on Red Square modest in scale. The three-day truce between Moscow and Kyiv was only finalized the previous evening.
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Magyar formally elected Hungarian prime minister
Péter Magyar was sworn in on Saturday, after his landslide victory over nationalist and anti-EU Viktor Orban in the April 12 general election.
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French Socialists fracture over presidential primary
Boris Vallaud, leader of the Socialists in the Assemblée Nationale, announced his resignation from the party leadership on Friday. He accused Socialist head Olivier Faure of pursuing 'a strategy of isolation and deadlock' ahead of the 2027 presidential election.
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US economy persists through trade uncertainty
Even though growth and labor market figures are heading in the right direction, the Trump administration's erratic policies, particularly the president's ongoing trade war, have hindered economic activity.
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Musk lashes out at French judges investigating X
The billionaire failed to respond to a summons from the Paris prosecutor's office for a voluntary interview on April 20. His outburst against the judges on Friday followed earlier comments targeting the left, particularly in the United Kingdom.
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First French prototypes that extract CO₂ from the air offer promise and uncertainty
French start-ups and researchers are developing technologies capable of capturing carbon dioxide directly from the atmosphere. While promising on paper, these 'negative emissions' solutions remain costly, uncertain and controversial.
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How can I create a chemical-free nest for my child?
Ubiquitous in our daily lives, chemical substances prove particularly toxic for young children, starting from pregnancy. Environmental health workshops educate parents on these sources of pollution, and offer solutions to protect their offspring.
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Philippa Sigl-Glöckner, economist: 'Germany lacks breakthrough innovation'
According to the German budgetary policy specialist, the industrial model that has prevailed in Germany since 1945 does not sufficiently focus on cutting-edge technologies and is more threatened by Chinese competition than ever.
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Bulgaria's new PM unveils roadmap, balancing pro-European and pro-Russian interests
Rumen Radev, who was elected on April 19, secured broad parliamentary support on May 8. While he reiterated his ambition for Bulgaria to be a 'modern nation in the European sense,' he remains highly cautious regarding assistance to Ukraine.
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Why Paris neo-fascist march is banned this year
The administrative court has upheld the Paris Police Prefecture's decision to ban the march that has been organized since 2008 by ultranationalist activists in the French capital, citing a 'very tense political climate.'
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Palestinian President Mahmoud Abbas's maneuvers to lock in the Fatah congress
The 90-year-old Palestinian president is seeking to place his son, Yasser Abbas, on the central committee, the executive body of the party that holds most of the power in the West Bank. The party is set to renew its leadership on May 14, for the first time since 2016.
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Paris university tests €1 student meals
Since Monday, all students of the Villetaneuse campus – including those without a scholarship – have been able to benefit from the new €1 meal price. The measure has delighted students, but staff are worried about a surge in numbers come September and are calling for additional resources to match the potential demand.
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Military deterrence has fully entered 'third nuclear age'
India, Pakistan, Ukraine, North Korea, Iran: The military revolution has also impacted the nuclear weapon debate, notably with the end of transparency and new announcements of increases to global arsenals, including in France.
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Annette Messager's 'A Swallow Does Not Make Spring' exhibition brings her menagerie to life at the Musée de la Chasse et de la Nature
The artist has installed her birds, giant snails, monsters and whimsical creatures among the taxidermied animals of the Paris museum. Visits are punctuated with surprises and incongruities.
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On Algeria, Macron has a goal for his last year in office: Reconciliation
The French president, who began his first term aiming to ease historical tensions, now faces the most severe crisis in bilateral relations since Algeria's independence in 1962.
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Romania plunges back into political chaos after the Social Democrats and the far right pass a no-confidence motion
The lawmakers' vote has brought down the government of liberal Prime Minister Ilie Bolojan. Despite voting together with the nationalists of the Alliance for the Unity of Romanians, the Social Democratic Party is not ruling out joining a new pro-European coalition.
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Six star Japanese products for umami recipes
These emblematic ingredients of Japanese cuisine are on the menu in these six French-Japanese recipes, accompanied by ti
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4
Israeli strike south of Beirut kills at least one despite ceasefire
Lebanese official media reported three strikes, including one in the city of Nabatieh that killed a Syrian national. Hez
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Spanish island braces for arrival of Hantavirus cruise ship
The MV Hondius, hit by a hantavirus outbreak, is set to anchor off Tenerife, in the Canary Islands, on Sunday. About 80
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2
UK sends warship to Middle East
HMS Dragon will be dispatched ahead of an international mission to protect shipping in the Strait of Hormuz, Britain's M
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2
Russia celebrates Victory Day with lackluster parade
Fears of Ukrainian drone attacks kept the military parade on Red Square modest in scale. The three-day truce between Mos
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2
Magyar formally elected Hungarian prime minister
Péter Magyar was sworn in on Saturday, after his landslide victory over nationalist and anti-EU Viktor Orban in the Apri
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2
French Socialists fracture over presidential primary
Boris Vallaud, leader of the Socialists in the Assemblée Nationale, announced his resignation from the party leadership
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2
US economy persists through trade uncertainty
Even though growth and labor market figures are heading in the right direction, the Trump administration's erratic polic
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2
Musk lashes out at French judges investigating X
The billionaire failed to respond to a summons from the Paris prosecutor's office for a voluntary interview on April 20.
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2
First French prototypes that extract CO₂ from the air offer promise and uncertainty
French start-ups and researchers are developing technologies capable of capturing carbon dioxide directly from the atmos
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2
How can I create a chemical-free nest for my child?
Ubiquitous in our daily lives, chemical substances prove particularly toxic for young children, starting from pregnancy.
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2
Philippa Sigl-Glöckner, economist: 'Germany lacks breakthrough innovation'
According to the German budgetary policy specialist, the industrial model that has prevailed in Germany since 1945 does
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2
Bulgaria's new PM unveils roadmap, balancing pro-European and pro-Russian interests
Rumen Radev, who was elected on April 19, secured broad parliamentary support on May 8. While he reiterated his ambition
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Why Paris neo-fascist march is banned this year
The administrative court has upheld the Paris Police Prefecture's decision to ban the march that has been organized sinc
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Palestinian President Mahmoud Abbas's maneuvers to lock in the Fatah congress
The 90-year-old Palestinian president is seeking to place his son, Yasser Abbas, on the central committee, the executive
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2
Paris university tests €1 student meals
Since Monday, all students of the Villetaneuse campus – including those without a scholarship – have been able to benefi
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2
Military deterrence has fully entered 'third nuclear age'
India, Pakistan, Ukraine, North Korea, Iran: The military revolution has also impacted the nuclear weapon debate, notabl
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2
Annette Messager's 'A Swallow Does Not Make Spring' exhibition brings her menagerie to life at the Musée de la Chasse et de la Nature
The artist has installed her birds, giant snails, monsters and whimsical creatures among the taxidermied animals of the
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2
On Algeria, Macron has a goal for his last year in office: Reconciliation
The French president, who began his first term aiming to ease historical tensions, now faces the most severe crisis in b
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Romania plunges back into political chaos after the Social Democrats and the far right pass a no-confidence motion
The lawmakers' vote has brought down the government of liberal Prime Minister Ilie Bolojan. Despite voting together with
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Six star Japanese products for umami recipes
These emblematic ingredients of Japanese cuisine are on the menu in these six French-Japanese recipes, accompanied by tips on how to use them easily on a daily basis.
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Israeli strike south of Beirut kills at least one despite ceasefire
Lebanese official media reported three strikes, including one in the city of Nabatieh that killed a Syrian national. Hezbollah said it targeted northern Israel with a drone in response.
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Spanish island braces for arrival of Hantavirus cruise ship
The MV Hondius, hit by a hantavirus outbreak, is set to anchor off Tenerife, in the Canary Islands, on Sunday. About 80 passengers will be evacuated by Zodiac boats and immediately repatriated by plane. The operation is being overseen by the World Health Organization's director general.
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UK sends warship to Middle East
HMS Dragon will be dispatched ahead of an international mission to protect shipping in the Strait of Hormuz, Britain's Ministry of Denfense said.
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Russia celebrates Victory Day with lackluster parade
Fears of Ukrainian drone attacks kept the military parade on Red Square modest in scale. The three-day truce between Moscow and Kyiv was only finalized the previous evening.
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Magyar formally elected Hungarian prime minister
Péter Magyar was sworn in on Saturday, after his landslide victory over nationalist and anti-EU Viktor Orban in the April 12 general election.
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French Socialists fracture over presidential primary
Boris Vallaud, leader of the Socialists in the Assemblée Nationale, announced his resignation from the party leadership on Friday. He accused Socialist head Olivier Faure of pursuing 'a strategy of isolation and deadlock' ahead of the 2027 presidential election.
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US economy persists through trade uncertainty
Even though growth and labor market figures are heading in the right direction, the Trump administration's erratic policies, particularly the president's ongoing trade war, have hindered economic activity.
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Musk lashes out at French judges investigating X
The billionaire failed to respond to a summons from the Paris prosecutor's office for a voluntary interview on April 20. His outburst against the judges on Friday followed earlier comments targeting the left, particularly in the United Kingdom.
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First French prototypes that extract CO₂ from the air offer promise and uncertainty
French start-ups and researchers are developing technologies capable of capturing carbon dioxide directly from the atmosphere. While promising on paper, these 'negative emissions' solutions remain costly, uncertain and controversial.
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How can I create a chemical-free nest for my child?
Ubiquitous in our daily lives, chemical substances prove particularly toxic for young children, starting from pregnancy. Environmental health workshops educate parents on these sources of pollution, and offer solutions to protect their offspring.
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Philippa Sigl-Glöckner, economist: 'Germany lacks breakthrough innovation'
According to the German budgetary policy specialist, the industrial model that has prevailed in Germany since 1945 does not sufficiently focus on cutting-edge technologies and is more threatened by Chinese competition than ever.
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2 👁
Bulgaria's new PM unveils roadmap, balancing pro-European and pro-Russian interests
Rumen Radev, who was elected on April 19, secured broad parliamentary support on May 8. While he reiterated his ambition for Bulgaria to be a 'modern nation in the European sense,' he remains highly cautious regarding assistance to Ukraine.
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Why Paris neo-fascist march is banned this year
The administrative court has upheld the Paris Police Prefecture's decision to ban the march that has been organized since 2008 by ultranationalist activists in the French capital, citing a 'very tense political climate.'
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Palestinian President Mahmoud Abbas's maneuvers to lock in the Fatah congress
The 90-year-old Palestinian president is seeking to place his son, Yasser Abbas, on the central committee, the executive body of the party that holds most of the power in the West Bank. The party is set to renew its leadership on May 14, for the first time since 2016.
0
2 👁
Paris university tests €1 student meals
Since Monday, all students of the Villetaneuse campus – including those without a scholarship – have been able to benefit from the new €1 meal price. The measure has delighted students, but staff are worried about a surge in numbers come September and are calling for additional resources to match the potential demand.
0
2 👁
Military deterrence has fully entered 'third nuclear age'
India, Pakistan, Ukraine, North Korea, Iran: The military revolution has also impacted the nuclear weapon debate, notably with the end of transparency and new announcements of increases to global arsenals, including in France.
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2 👁
Annette Messager's 'A Swallow Does Not Make Spring' exhibition brings her menagerie to life at the Musée de la Chasse et de la Nature
The artist has installed her birds, giant snails, monsters and whimsical creatures among the taxidermied animals of the Paris museum. Visits are punctuated with surprises and incongruities.
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2 👁
On Algeria, Macron has a goal for his last year in office: Reconciliation
The French president, who began his first term aiming to ease historical tensions, now faces the most severe crisis in bilateral relations since Algeria's independence in 1962.
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Romania plunges back into political chaos after the Social Democrats and the far right pass a no-confidence motion
The lawmakers' vote has brought down the government of liberal Prime Minister Ilie Bolojan. Despite voting together with the nationalists of the Alliance for the Unity of Romanians, the Social Democratic Party is not ruling out joining a new pro-European coalition.
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Six star Japanese products for umami recipes
These emblematic ingredients of Japanese cuisine are on the menu in these six French-Japanese recipes, accompanied by tips on how …
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Israeli strike south of Beirut kills at least one despite ceasefire
Le Monde.fr - Actualités et Infos en France et dans le monde · 5d ago
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Spanish island braces for arrival of Hantavirus cruise ship
Le Monde.fr - Actualités et Infos en France et dans le monde · 5d ago
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UK sends warship to Middle East
Le Monde.fr - Actualités et Infos en France et dans le monde · 5d ago
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Russia celebrates Victory Day with lackluster parade
Le Monde.fr - Actualités et Infos en France et dans le monde · 5d ago
Magyar formally elected Hungarian prime minister
Le Monde.fr - Actualités et Infos en France et dans le monde · 5d ago

French Socialists fracture over presidential primary
Le Monde.fr - Actualités et Infos en France et dans le monde · 5d ago

US economy persists through trade uncertainty
Le Monde.fr - Actualités et Infos en France et dans le monde · 6d ago
Musk lashes out at French judges investigating X
The billionaire failed to respond to a summons from the Paris prosecutor's office for a voluntary interview on April 20. His outbu…
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First French prototypes that extract CO₂ from the air offer promise and uncertainty
Le Monde.fr - Actualités et Infos en France et dans le monde · 6d ago
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How can I create a chemical-free nest for my child?
Le Monde.fr - Actualités et Infos en France et dans le monde · 6d ago
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Philippa Sigl-Glöckner, economist: 'Germany lacks breakthrough innovation'
Le Monde.fr - Actualités et Infos en France et dans le monde · 6d ago
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Bulgaria's new PM unveils roadmap, balancing pro-European and pro-Russian interests
Le Monde.fr - Actualités et Infos en France et dans le monde · 6d ago

Why Paris neo-fascist march is banned this year
Le Monde.fr - Actualités et Infos en France et dans le monde · 6d ago
Palestinian President Mahmoud Abbas's maneuvers to lock in the Fatah congress
Le Monde.fr - Actualités et Infos en France et dans le monde · 6d ago

Paris university tests €1 student meals
Le Monde.fr - Actualités et Infos en France et dans le monde · 6d ago
Military deterrence has fully entered 'third nuclear age'
India, Pakistan, Ukraine, North Korea, Iran: The military revolution has also impacted the nuclear weapon debate, notably with the…
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Annette Messager's 'A Swallow Does Not Make Spring' exhibition brings her menagerie to life at the Musée de la Chasse et de la Nature
Le Monde.fr - Actualités et Infos en France et dans le monde · 6d ago
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On Algeria, Macron has a goal for his last year in office: Reconciliation
Le Monde.fr - Actualités et Infos en France et dans le monde · May 6, 2026
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Romania plunges back into political chaos after the Social Democrats and the far right pass a no-confidence motion
Le Monde.fr - Actualités et Infos en France et dans le monde · May 6, 2026
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