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"Is Anyone Thinking of the Children?" - Simone Perolari / DER SPIEGEL

"Is Anyone Thinking of the Children?" - Simone Perolari / DER SPIEGEL

Abuse in France "Is Anyone Thinking of the Children?"

France has been rocked by a wave of child abuse allegations directed at preschool caregivers. The scandal strikes at the heart of the country’s famed school system. Parents are furious. By Andrea Ritter and Simone Perolari (Photos) in Paris

"I Now Allow Myself to Be Happy Again" - Julien Faure / DER SPIEGEL

"I Now Allow Myself to Be Happy Again" - Julien Faure / DER SPIEGEL

Gisèle Pelicot on Emerging from the Darkness "I Now Allow Myself to Be Happy Again"

The courage Gisèle Pelicot showed during the trial of her rapists made her a hero to women around the world. Here, she speaks about the difficult weeks in court and the source of her bravery. Interview Conducted by Britta Sandberg in Paris

"My Father No Longer Exists for Me" - Laura Stevens / DER SPIEGEL

"My Father No Longer Exists for Me" - Laura Stevens / DER SPIEGEL

Interview with Pelicot Daughter Caroline Darian "My Father No Longer Exists for Me"

Her father is a serial rapist and her mother was his victim. Caroline Darian is the daughter of Gisèle and Dominique Pelicot. Here, she talks about how the case tormented the family and her own certainty that she, too, was abused by her father. Interview Conducted by Britta Sandberg in Paris

Protocol of Gisèle Pelicot's Quest for Justice in Avignon - Christophe Simon / AFP

Protocol of Gisèle Pelicot's Quest for Justice in Avignon - Christophe Simon / AFP

France's New Feminist Hero Protocol of Gisèle Pelicot's Quest for Justice in Avignon

Together with her lawyers, Gisèle Pelicot watched the videos her husband had made of her being raped. Afterward, she decided the trial had to be open to the public. Our reporter followed the gruesome legal proceedings from day one. By Britta Sandberg in Avignon, France

Europe's Right Wing Eyes a Post-Election Alliance - Alberto Gardin / IMAGO

Europe's Right Wing Eyes a Post-Election Alliance - Alberto Gardin / IMAGO

Populist Push Europe's Right Wing Eyes a Post-Election Alliance

Marine Le Pen and Giorgia Meloni are considering joining forces following the European Parliament elections this weekend. A right-wing "super group" could change EU power structures. But would Germany's AfD be part of it?

The Resurrection of Fire-Ravaged Cathedral Brings France Together in Unexpected Ways - Patrick Zachmann / Magnum Photos

The Resurrection of Fire-Ravaged Cathedral Brings France Together in Unexpected Ways - Patrick Zachmann / Magnum Photos

Rebuilding Notre-Dame The Resurrection of Fire-Ravaged Cathedral Brings France Together in Unexpected Ways

Five years after the fire at Notre-Dame, the iconic cathedral in Paris now has a roof and a tower again. The reconstruction is almost complete in what is no less than a national tour de force that has led to rare unity in a divided republic. By Britta Sandberg in Paris

Macron Attempts to Save a City Rocked by Drug Violence - Theo Giacometti / Hans Lucas

Macron Attempts to Save a City Rocked by Drug Violence - Theo Giacometti / Hans Lucas

The Marseille Experiment Macron Attempts to Save a City Rocked by Drug Violence

Almost 50 people have recently died in drug-related violence in Marseille – even as ever more people are moving there. The government is investing billions in the city, but can it still be saved? By Britta Sandberg in Marseille, France

French Jews Fear They Must Hide Their Identities - Olivier Donnars / Le Pictorium / IMAGO

French Jews Fear They Must Hide Their Identities - Olivier Donnars / Le Pictorium / IMAGO

"No Place in Public Life" French Jews Fear They Must Hide Their Identities

A division has run through France since the Hamas massacre of October 7. The number of anti-Semitic attacks on Jews has risen dramatically. But their top representative, Yonathan Arfi, refuses to hide. By Britta Sandberg in Paris

"We Must Free Ourselves from France’s Stranglehold!" - Carmen Abd Ali / Inland / DER SPIEGEL

"We Must Free Ourselves from France’s Stranglehold!" - Carmen Abd Ali / Inland / DER SPIEGEL

Anti-Western Sentiment Growing in Senegal "We Must Free Ourselves from France’s Stranglehold!"

West Africa has seen a number of recent coup d'états. Might Senegal be next? The mood in the country is rapidly turning against France – and the change is primarily fueled by young people. By Heiner Hoffmann und Carmen Abd Ali (Photos) in Dakar, Senegal

A Nation Takes Stock After Teen's Death - Raphael Lafargue / Abaca Press / IMAGO

A Nation Takes Stock After Teen's Death - Raphael Lafargue / Abaca Press / IMAGO

Days of Fury in France A Nation Takes Stock After Teen's Death

The police shooting of a teen in France has sent the biggest jolt through the country since the riots in the banlieues in 2005. For many, the promise of liberté, egalité and fraternité still rings hollow today. By Leo Klimm, Nadia Pantel und Britta Sandberg in Nanterre, Clichy-sous-Bois and Bobigny, France

Market Goes Soft for French Cheese - Fotos: Julien Faure / DER SPIEGEL

Market Goes Soft for French Cheese - Fotos: Julien Faure / DER SPIEGEL

The Camembert Crisis Market Goes Soft for French Cheese

Cheeses like brie, Roquefort and Comté are an important part of French culture. But now droughts, inflation and changing diets are putting a dent in sales. Camembert is faring particularly badly. By Leo Klimm in Camembert and Paris

Marine Le Pen Surges as Macron's Star Fades - Alain Guilhot / Divergence

Marine Le Pen Surges as Macron's Star Fades - Alain Guilhot / Divergence

The Beneficiary of Bedlam Marine Le Pen Surges as Macron's Star Fades

The intense protests against President Emmanuel Macron's pension reform in France have put him on the defensive. Right-wing populist Marine Le Pen is reaping the benefits. By Britta Sandberg in Paris

The Franco-German Relationship Is Cooling at a Critical Time - Regina Schmeken / SZ Photo / laif

The Franco-German Relationship Is Cooling at a Critical Time - Regina Schmeken / SZ Photo / laif

Friends and Strangers The Franco-German Relationship Is Cooling at a Critical Time

With only days to go before the 60th anniversary of the treaty that reestablished Franco-German relations after two world wars, communication between Berlin and Paris is faltering. The war in Ukraine has laid bare fundamental differences between the two partners.

The Problematic Roots of France's Football Success - Seth Browarnik / INSTAR / ddp

The Problematic Roots of France's Football Success - Seth Browarnik / INSTAR / ddp

Balling in the Banlieues The Problematic Roots of France's Football Success

Many of France's best football players come from problematic surroundings. When they reach stardom, they are forced to walk a difficult line between fame and fortune – and the envy of their former friends. Some fall off or become targets of extortion. By Leo Klimm

German Chancellor Alienates European Partners - Soeren Stache / dpa

German Chancellor Alienates European Partners - Soeren Stache / dpa

"Arrogant" German Chancellor Alienates European Partners

German Chancellor Olaf Scholz is not getting positive reviews from his partners in Europe. The Franco-German relationship, once the motor of Europe, has noticeably cooled. Many fear he will put Berlin's interests first when he travels to China this week.

"I'm an Authoritarian Mayor" - Julien Daniel / MYOP / DER SPIEGEL

"I'm an Authoritarian Mayor" - Julien Daniel / MYOP / DER SPIEGEL

France's Friendly Neighborhood Right Winger "I'm an Authoritarian Mayor"

Robert Ménard was once a leftist who helped found Reporters Without Borders. Now, his politics have slid far to the right – and he has become immensely popular far outside of the city where he is mayor. What does his success say about the rest of France? By Britta Sandberg

Can Macron Unite a Deeply Divided France? - Jean Catuffe / Getty Images

Can Macron Unite a Deeply Divided France? - Jean Catuffe / Getty Images

meinung •Back To Work Can Macron Unite a Deeply Divided France? A Commentary by Britta Sandberg

Emmanuel Macron has won the second round of voting against radical right-wing candidate Marine Le Pen. But a far more difficult task lies ahead: His second term.

What a Le Pen Win Would Mean for Europe - Chesnot / Getty Images

What a Le Pen Win Would Mean for Europe - Chesnot / Getty Images

France's Fateful Election What a Le Pen Win Would Mean for Europe

Right-wing populist candidate Marine Le Pen has a chance of winning the presidential election in France this Sunday. If she prevails over Emmanuel Macron, France would become another country and Europe a different continent. By Britta Sandberg

Emmanuel Macron Is the Last European Leader Putin Speaks With - Mikhail Klimentyev / ITAR-TASS / IMAGO

Emmanuel Macron Is the Last European Leader Putin Speaks With - Mikhail Klimentyev / ITAR-TASS / IMAGO

»Clinically Cold« But Still Talking Emmanuel Macron Is the Last European Leader Putin Speaks With

Advisers to Emmanuel Macron say his conversation with Vladimir Putin on Monday was frank and tough. The French president managed to get a few promises from the Russian leader, but Paris is doubtful they will hold. By Britta Sandberg in Paris

Marine Le Pen Still Wants To Be France’s Next President - Jerome Bonnet / DER SPIEGEL

Marine Le Pen Still Wants To Be France’s Next President - Jerome Bonnet / DER SPIEGEL

Her Last Battle? Marine Le Pen Still Wants To Be France’s Next President

Marine Le Pen is running her third campaign to become French president. She has polished her image and almost comes across as a moderate compared to her right-wing radical competitor Éric Zemmour. But is that her greatest strength or her biggest weakness? By Britta Sandberg in Paris

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