West Bank: Harvesting Your Own Olives Becomes a Deadly RiskBlack Sea: Erdogan plays mediator, shipowners count their premiumsAI 'resurrects' the dead: grief becomes a subscriptionIn the countryside, everyday racism no longer bothers to hideProtesting Under Watch: French Streets Face a Government That Barricades Itself InThird Saturday of marches: the street thins, the bill stays putBerlin: Generation Z marches against the cost of living as arms budgets climbIran: Mojtaba Khamenei promises a response with "no geographical limit"West Bank: Harvesting Your Own Olives Becomes a Deadly RiskBlack Sea: Erdogan plays mediator, shipowners count their premiumsAI 'resurrects' the dead: grief becomes a subscriptionIn the countryside, everyday racism no longer bothers to hideProtesting Under Watch: French Streets Face a Government That Barricades Itself InThird Saturday of marches: the street thins, the bill stays putBerlin: Generation Z marches against the cost of living as arms budgets climbIran: Mojtaba Khamenei promises a response with "no geographical limit"

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Saturday, 31 October 2026

04:02 Politics Bouches-du-Rhône: 119 mayors threaten to "hand back the keys" over austerity Rosa Brandt
04:01 Culture & media After the Trappes attack, the town demands to be something other than a backdrop Antonia Greco
04:01 Society Data centres: AI is built on burned workers and breathless production rates Dolores Ibarra
04:01 Economy TotalEnergies cashes in, the left fails: the crisis pays mostly the shareholders Mara Kessler
01:03 Culture & media Novaya Gazeta shuts down: when the state decides what counts as "normal" Antonia Greco
01:02 World 500 Patriots for Kyiv: Washington sells, Ukraine pays, delivery will have to wait Ilya Volkov
01:02 Economy California: billionaires are paying handsomely not to pay the Zucman tax Mara Kessler
01:02 Society In Trappes, fear settles into the kitchens, the schools and the stairwells Dolores Ibarra
01:01 Politics 31 October: the government wheels out the bogeyman before the cost-of-living march Rosa Brandt
01:01 Economy Budget 2027: MPs tax big business, but the Treasury holds the pen Mara Kessler

Friday, 30 October 2026

22:02 World Kherson: 72 hours of truce, and then what? Olechky's civilians are being used as bargaining chips Ilya Volkov
22:01 Politics October 31 march: the prefecture bans, the judge restores, the state appeals Rosa Brandt
22:01 Economy GDP down 0.1%: is Macronism really the only culprit? Mara Kessler
22:01 Society Dockers on strike: the price of labour, and ports that some want militarised Dolores Ibarra
22:01 Culture & media Trappes: after the racist attack, the battle over 'common sense' begins Antonia Greco
19:04 World Colombia and the IMF: who will pay for the adjustment? Amara Sankoré
19:03 Economy Budget 2027: the growth the government promised isn't showing up, and the bill might be bigger Mara Kessler
19:03 Culture & media Presidential 2027: the far right already sets the tempo, and everyone is dancing Antonia Greco
19:02 Society Energy renovation: the state cuts five programmes, and modest households will pay Dolores Ibarra
19:02 Politics Cost of living: court opens Rue de la Bastille to Nation, but the question remains open Rosa Brandt
16:02 Politics Novaya Gazeta Goes Dark: Russia Shuts One More Window on Itself Rosa Brandt
16:02 Culture & media After Trappes, the rolling news channels face the mirror they hold up to others Antonia Greco
16:01 Politics Banning the "great replacement": can the law silence what is being organised? Rosa Brandt
13:03 World Russia-Africa Summit: Putin Denounces Neocolonialism, but Sells Influence First Amara Sankoré