Economy
China steps out of the shadows in Iran war
After six weeks of silence, Xi Jinping pledges a 'constructive' role in the Iran conflict, navigating a tightrope between a key partner and broader regional stability.
Economy
Economy
Un Monet vendu 10,2 millions d'euros, montant record pour ce peintre en France
Monet's 'Vétheuil, effet du matin' fetches €10.2 million at Paris auction, setting a new French record for the artist's work.
Economy
L’Europe contaminée par les polluants éternels : vers une interdiction des PFAS ?
A sweeping EU proposal aims to ban thousands of 'forever chemicals' found in everyday items, citing severe health risks and environmental persistence.
Economy
Guerre au Moyen-Orient : 100 euros de plus sur les billets d'avion
A government task force is deployed to shield France's overseas territories from soaring airfares, as Middle East conflict sends jet fuel costs skyrocketing.
Economy
Inside Kharg Island, Iran’s oil lifeline under threat
As a US blockade tightens around Iran's ports, the strategic oil terminal of Kharg Island becomes a focal point of economic pressure and civilian hardship.
Economy
‘Tokenmaxxing’ is making developers less productive than they think
A new report suggests the relentless pursuit of AI-generated code volume, dubbed 'Tokenmaxxing,' is creating a costly illusion of productivity.
Economy
It's the first time an Greek coin was found in Berlin - and it may provide links between ancient Greece and northern Europe
A 13-year-old's discovery of an ancient Greek coin in Berlin challenges historical assumptions about trade and cultural exchange in prehistoric Europe.
Economy
Soirées européennes sous tension, Strasbourg en plein essor et un choc au sommet en Angleterre
A seismic shift in European football as Spanish giants fall, raising questions of a historic power transition.
Economy
As Strait of Hormuz reopens, Europe looks to secure shipping
European powers announce readiness to lead a post-conflict maritime security mission, but deployment hinges on an end to hostilities.
Economy
Iraq resumes southern oil exports after month-long halt due to Hormuz disruption
A critical tanker begins loading, signaling a tentative restart for Iraq's vital southern oil exports after a prolonged shutdown tied to regional tensions.
Economy
Mondial 2026 : 150 dollars l'aller-retour en train pour le stade depuis New York
World Cup fans face a staggering 1,000% surge in train fares to reach MetLife Stadium from New York, sparking outrage over accessibility.
Economy
Oil prices fall, Wall Street hits record as Iran reopens Hormuz
Iran's decision to reopen the Strait of Hormuz to crude tankers triggers a dramatic plunge in oil prices and a historic surge on Wall Street.