Record-breaking, adrenaline-fueled: when competition is no longer enough

Michel Cymes, the doctor for all families

On the Loire with Hervé Reynaud

How is the world of medicine doing?

Itinéraire d'un apprenti toubib

Declining birth rate: how to reverse the trend?

Europe contaminated by perennial pollutants: Towards a ban on PFAS?

Fanny Glissant, guest on C pas si loin

Economic renewal in Spain

Stories of childhood and friendship, with Gérard Lefort and Sophie Avon

Masterclass avec Olivier Gavalda, directeur général du Crédit Agricole

Dorothée Gilbert, a prima ballerina forever

In the Pyrénées-Atlantiques, with Frédérique Espagnac

Housing: 25 years of laws and a failure?

Frontières : "Erik Tegnér est seul à pratiquer un journalisme (...) charognard" selon P. Ouzoulias

Israel: A democracy in danger?

Presidential election: Retailleau seeks a second wind

The provision inspired by the A69 dispute was removed from the draft transport law

“We are going to provide additional resources for transport,” promises Philippe Tabarot.

The Senate indexes public transport fares to inflation

Information “grey areas”: hearing of Blast, Basta! StreetPress and Frontières

Grasset CEO dismissed: "We can't give Vincent Bolloré all the resources of the publishing industry."

Presidential election: right-wing candidacies are multiplying

The Senate opens access to SNCF Connect to competing companies after heated debates

Annie Genevard: "I want to put an end to the water wars"

The dismissal of Olivier Nora demonstrates Vincent Bolloré's "brutal takeover," notes Sylvie Robert.

Louis Vogel: "We need to speed up trials and put an end to prison overcrowding."

Dependence on fertilizers: "A huge vulnerability for our agriculture," points out Annie Genevard

Transports : « Nous avons besoin d’un cadre structurant, pas d’une coquille vide »

"This article lays the groundwork for directing motorway revenues towards transport in the future."

"Toll revenues must be used to regenerate our entire network."

La France est-elle prête à élire un président noir ?

Large retailers: Annie Genevard recounts the "pressures and threats" on companies

Government: Can Lecornu last another year?

Parliament adopts the law on economic simplification and ratifies the abolition of the LEZs

Work on May 1st: "Let's find a solution, let's all sit down at the table."

Le Sénat adopte le dispositif de “plaider-coupable à la française”

May 1st work: Sébastien Lecornu promises senators a "negotiated and pragmatic solution"

May 1st: "I regret" that Sébastien Lecornu "backed down on this point," declares Claude Malhuret

“The more Laurent Wauquiez can bother me, the more he will do it,” observes Bruno Retailleau.

Environment: "Yes, the State has the capacity to control us," replies the president of Ademe

Presidential election: "80,000 members" of the Republicans (LR) will vote on how their candidate ...

Presidential election: "80,000 members" of the Republicans (LR) will vote on how their candidate ...

"If you were in my position, would you seek to build compromises with the National Rally or with ...

Negotiated terminations, pensions: hearing of Jean-Pierre Farandou

Work on May 1st: the government postpones to 2027

Manuel Bompard: "Refining margins have quadrupled since the start of the war."

Victorin Lurel: "Equality is imperative in the overseas territories"

Simplification law: Monique Barbut "regrets" the relaxation of the ZAN (Zero Net Amounts) law

"Some media outlets" are "promoting" "far-right violence," denounces Denis Robert.

"May 1st can also be a mobilization for price freezes," argues Manuel Bompard.

Ukraine: Why Russia is no longer making progress

Criminal justice: The Senate adopts the bill that establishes a new guilty plea procedure

1er mai : un totem inattaquable ?

Marges de la grande distribution : audition d’une centrale de services et d’une centrale d’achats

"The DGCCRF imposes sanctions if Egalim is not respected."

"We will rely on facts, on-the-ground reports," explains Ivan du Roy, from the media outlet "Basta!"

The Senate adopts the "plea bargaining" procedure for criminal cases.