Seven people have been ordered to stand trial for their involvement in an arbitration process that was allegedly manipulated in order to extract the equivalent of €16 billion from French oil company Total. Their trial begins on Monday.
Russia's former liberal elite adopts the Kremlin's anti-European rhetoric
Andriy Yermak's resignation shocks Europe, but suits the US
Footage of two Palestinians killed after surrender puts Israeli army conduct under scrutiny
Hongkongers express solidarity and anger after fire: 'For now, we restrain ourselves because we must honor the dead'
Bosnia and Herzegovina's Serb entity elects ally of former leader Dodik
Over the past decade in Brittany, western France, fishing boat owners have been hiring crew members from Senegal, who are drawn…
Two French police officers face charges of intentional violence in a Paris-region court on Monday. Le Monde has reviewed…
Hundreds of tankers, whose owners are hidden behind shell companies, have enabled Russia to sell 60% of its oil. Moscow has been…
The 1989 bombing of UTA Flight 772, ordered by the Libyan regime of Muammar Gaddafi, robbed Maryvone Raveneau of her husband. As…
Euroclear, a little-known but central player in Europe's financial system, holds €193 billion in frozen Russian assets that,…
The fire that devastated a residential complex in the new town of Taipo has claimed 128 lives so far. As the territory mourns,…
