Hidden behind shell companies, Russia acquired advanced Western technologies to build a secret underwater network designed to protect its nuclear weapons. The incident raises questions about Europe's ability to prevent the export of sensitive technologies to Moscow.
Three years after taking power in Italy, Meloni is dropping the mask
In the Netherlands, immigration is electrifying the legislative election campaign
In Sweden, Tidö 2.0 is a 'love match' between the liberal right and the far right
Fighting their own country: Hundreds of thousands of Ukrainians are forcibly conscripted by Russia
After Charlie Kirk's murder, Europe's far right swears allegiance to Trump's politics
For many people of color, fleeing a police stop has become a reflex. Sociologists say this risky behavior stems from the rise in…
The spectacular jewelry theft has not slowed the flow of visitors. Meanwhile, shocked museum guards question the value of…
Hundreds of tankers, whose owners are hidden behind shell companies, have enabled Russia to sell 60% of its oil. Moscow has been…
In the hours after the ultra-conservative American activist's death, representatives of Europe's far-right movements echoed the…
Using easily accessible advertising data, Le Monde was able to pinpoint the identities, home addresses and daily routines of…
Following archival research and interviews with witnesses, Le Monde pieced together the completely unknown story of 'Lydia Tows,'…
