Ebrahim Raisi, a docile Iranian president, loyal to the supreme leader

Video

Félix Pommier, Diana Liu and Marion Huysman

What was promised for the Paris Olympics and what will actually be ready?

In 2016, Paris' bid for the 2024 Olympics boasted lofty ambitions. But as the city counts down the days until the opening ceremony on July 26, some of these promises have fallen through.

Long Read

Nathalie Guibert

New Caledonia: The three years that built up to the current crisis

Although the reform of the electoral body provoked the anger of the pro-independence faction before spilling over into violent riots, it was only the detonator of a long crisis marked by a dialogue in disarray, a questioned impartiality of the state, and the will to move forward despite a dwindling consensus.

Investigation

Julia Pascual, Leila Minano and Yves Tréca-Durand

#MeToo in the French military: Female soldiers speak out

French female soldiers are speaking out about the sexual violence they have suffered in the course of their duties, and the armed forces are struggling to stay on top of a growing movement. Le Monde found that women are being penalized, while their alleged attackers remain in post.