Blame game: What went wrong at the Stade de France?
We hear Gérald Darmanin's explanation and ask whether the former chief of staff to Nicolas Sarkozy is ripe for the chop.
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Do sanctions work? EU bets on oil embargo while Moscow blocks grain exports
In the immediate future, that will not stop Moscow's march on the Donbas, where it is flattening entire cities to achieve its aims. Will the West waver there too? The United States announced it will not supply Ukraine with long-range weapons that can strike inside Russia. We ask about the timing of that announcement and the message it sends to the Kremlin.
Will Colombia look left? Presidential race focuses on inequality, enduring violence
We ask about the many lives of candidate Gustavo Petro, a one-time rebel turned economist and mayor of Bogota. How radical a change do he and his running mate Francia Marquez represent? How real are the threats against them and the electoral process, in a nation where militias still kill human rights activists and which still counts at least one active rebellion?
Ukraine's moment of truth: What next after 90 days of war?
What chance did Ukraine stand against the military might of a nuclear-armed superpower? How did both the Russian president and the West get it so wrong? Ninety days later, through suffering and sacrifice, how much have the tables turned?
The fall of Mariupol, far-right ideology goes mainstream, France's new government
The "great replacement" conspiracy theory was at the core of the manifesto of an 18-year-old who livestreamed a mass shooting targeting Blacks at a Buffalo supermarket last weekend. The US president came to that northeastern American city on Tuesday to comfort families and call out domestic terror, White supremacists and those who enable them.
Whatever it takes? Europe forced to speed up its energy transition
Meanwhile, France's second freak dry spell in three years is a reminder of another existential threat to this continent. We've mostly sleepwalked first into global warming and now into a climate emergency where water, not oil, could soon become the commodity we all obsess about.