Le Monde

EDITORIAL. By announcing higher tariffs on Canada, Mexico and China, the United States president risks creating chronic instability that is dangerous for the global economy.

Beijing will impose 15% tariffs on coal and liquefied natural gas from the US and 10% on crude oil, agricultural machinery and certain types of heavy-duty vehicles.

A Syrian man died on Monday night after being earlier shot by a railway police officer after he refused to comply with instructions and pulled out what was later discovered to be a fake gun.

With Donald Trump behind him, the head of SpaceX wants to apply the methods he tried and tested in his Tesla factories and at Twitter to government agencies.

Several leaders of the Islamic Republic have recently come out in favor of negotiating with the US to have the sanctions on the country lifted.

On Monday, the new US secretary of state, Marco Rubio, witnessed the deportation, from Panama, of illegal Colombian migrants attempting to reach the United States.

In 2011, when the Libyan regime collapsed, Muammar Gaddafi's moneyman obtained French support to leave the country. Alexandre Djouhri, the intermediary at the heart of the operation, delivered his version of how it all happened in court on Monday.

Emails and ministerial memos revealed by Le Monde and Radio France show how the French presidency and prime minister's office were involved in authorizing the company to continue selling its bottled water brands like Perrier and Vittel despite using illegal filters.

Robert F. Kennedy Jr. passed a Finance Committee vote 14-13, with Republican Senator Bill Cassidy, who had clashed publicly with the former Democrat, voting to send his name to a full Senate vote.

Up to 13 of the men found guilty in the French mass rape trial that shocked the world are set to challenge their sentencing in front of a jury in the Nîmes appeals court next autumn.