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Three weeks after the first 135 job cuts, a new branch of the steelmaker is due to present a new redundancy plan on Wednesday, according to our sources. This is yet another piece of bad news in a sector of industry that is suffering in Europe.
During a debate on the great national cause of mental health, various personalities from various backgrounds pointed out the need to play collectively.
The fall of the Syrian dictator has brought to light the acts of torture perpetrated by the regime against its people. A system set up by his father, Hafez al-Assad, helped by Adolf Eichmann's former right-hand man.
Every week, a reader reviews a favorite. Today the reissue of a cult text on the dangers for the planet of exceeding limits.
The Syrian dictator is not the first satrap forced to pack his bags. Welcomed by Vladimir Putin, what will become of him?
The Syrian jihadist stages himself with his face uncovered, breaking with the taste for Islamist secrecy, as a duplicitous pledge given to the Western videosphere.
The Prime Minister is multiplying consultations this weekend to put together his ministerial team. The head of the Modem hopes to convince "experienced personalities" to join him.
A man arrested on July 28, 2024 denounced violence suffered on the premises of the police station in the 19th arrondissement of Paris. The use of video surveillance images made it possible to partially confirm his account, leading to the officers being taken into custody on December 11.
As researchers explore the mechanisms behind the proliferation of these harmful algae that migrated from the Bermuda Triangle to the French West Indies, the harmful gases they release threaten the health of locals, the environment and tourism. The phenomenon could be classified as a natural disaster.
Stirred by "the destruction of nature and global warming", the Swiss artist makes the forest speak in falsely naïve paintings and half-tragic, half-ironic photographs.
Steven Jezo-Vannier's rich and well-documented account looks back at how the mafia infiltrated the music world during Prohibition.
The First Secretary of the PS insisted on Saturday on his "deep divergence" with Jean-Luc Mélenchon but set his conditions for not censuring the Bayrou government. With a first demand: no immigration law.
The pontiff, who will be in Ajaccio this Sunday, December 15, will close an event dedicated to "popular religiosity in the Mediterranean." PhD student Angelina Antonetti explains the weight of this form of belief on the island, which is based on "very concrete" and "community" practices.
Despite a locked communication, several staff members of the only establishment in the archipelago testify to the situation after the passage of the hurricane on Saturday, December 14.
The publisher and lawyer in France of the 80-year-old author, arrested in Algeria a month ago for undermining the security of power, expressed their concern on Monday evening (December 16th) during a support evening organized in a Paris theater.
By preferring to attend a municipal council meeting in his city of Pau, rather than go to the devastated archipelago, the Prime Minister has made his first mistake, and it is not a small one.
At the end of the interministerial crisis meeting at Place Beauvau on Saturday, the resigning Minister of the Interior confirmed concerns about the number of victims in the French department. He is expected to visit the site on Monday.
Prosecuted once again for his anti-Jewish hatred and calls for violent insurrection, Alain Soral was arrested in July 2020 in Paris. "Libé" reveals how investigators traced him and what they found in his Paris apartment, searched for the first time.
After the devastating cyclone has passed, the political authorities should not move on, as is often the case, and forget to tackle the root causes of poverty.
According to meteorologist François Gourand, the power of the phenomenon that hit French territory on Saturday is due to two reasons: it hit the archipelago directly and was boosted by particularly warm waters in the Indian Ocean.