Votée le 26 janvier 2026 par l’Assemblée nationale, l’interdiction des réseaux sociaux aux moins de 15 ans se veut une réponse forte aux inquiétudes sur l’usage des plateformes par les adolescents. Mais entre contraintes européennes, limites juridiques et obstacles techniques, est-elle vraiment réalisable ?

La Commission européenne annonce lancer deux nouvelles procédures contre Google. Le but : obliger le géant américain à partager les clés d'Android et ses précieuses données de recherche avec ses rivaux, pour empêcher Gemini de tuer toute concurrence.

Police said the boy, 14, fell through a scree at a beginner’s slope at the resort

Ilana Kantorowicz Shalem is one of the youngest Holocaust survivors after being born into the Bergen-Belsen concentration camp in March 1945

Deal expected to ease access for European cars and wine, in return for Indian exports of textiles, gems and pharmaceuticals

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India and the EU have finalised a landmark free trade agreement, which the European Commission president, Ursula von der Leyen, hailed as the “mother of all deals”.

The agreement comes after almost two decades of on-off negotiations between India and the EU, which vastly accelerated in the past six months and were finally concluded late on Monday night.

En décembre 2025, les immatriculations de véhicules électriques ont devancé celles des voitures à essence dans l’Union européenne. Un symbole fort d’une transition qui continue de progresser malgré les pressions politiques et commerciales.

How best to portray the evil of Stutthof camp witnessed by my grandfather? The Zone of Interest and Twin Peaks could have the answer

When I was nine years old, my grandfather took me to the museum at the former Stutthof concentration camp near Gdansk, in northern Poland. Established by the Nazis in the German-annexed territory of the Free City of Danzig, he had been imprisoned there as a teenager. It was his first visit since the second world war. When we went through the gate, he began to cry, to shout, to reconstruct scenes. The past returned all at once and he fell into a state of trauma. During his imprisonment he had been responsible, among other things, for carrying bodies from the camp infirmary.

Most of the most infamous Nazi death camps have been turned into memorials like Stutthof, in the hope that they can teach something to future generations and avert a repeat of this darkest of chapters in Europe’s history. But it is a fact that few visitors to Auschwitz-Birkenau, Dachau or Stutthof are shaken like my grandfather was. Sites of memory increasingly fail to reach new generations. Visitors learn facts, dates, perpetrators. But knowledge of past crimes does not automatically prevent future ones. Many institutions still teach a reassuring lesson: there were evil people once, they were defeated, we are different. Evil is placed safely in the past. The visitor leaves morally intact.

French port’s green energy push, evoking second world war spirit of resilience, is seen as a testing ground for reindustrialisation

A new cargo and passenger ferry service directly linking Scotland and France could launch later this year as the port of Dunkirk embarks on a €40bn (£35bn) regeneration programme it claims will mirror the second world war resilience for which it is famed.

The plans could include a new service between Rosyth in Fife and Dunkirk, eight years after the last freight ferries linked Scotland to mainland Europe, and 16 years after passenger services stopped.