Derrick, the inspector who best encapsulates Germany's neuroses
Still the best-known German TV series worldwide, Derrick introduced French viewers to both the successes and the shadows of West Germany.
By Thomas Mahler
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"There aren't two but nine Americas": the study that challenges the narrative of a country divided in two
By Laurent Berbon
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Tour de France: Cube, the German brand that reigns over European cycling
By Baptiste Langlois
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Xavier Barbaro, CEO of Neoen: "Batteries will be the wonderful surprise package in the coming years in Europe"
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Drone intrusions in Europe: how Russia is probing the vulnerabilities in NATO’s defence systems
A British study describes a campaign carried out using dozens of Russian drones since 2024, aimed at monitoring military and nuclear sites in more than a dozen European countries.
By Enola Richet
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"Some large companies may no longer exist": the great challenge confronting German industry as it faces China
Having thrived thanks to globalisation, German industry is now bearing the brunt of the Chinese shock. The difficulties faced by giants such as Volkswagen highlight the need for the country to find a new engine of growth
By Thibault Marotte
Europe
Border controls: the laborious beginnings of the new European system
A system operational since April requires non-European travellers to register their biometric data at the border. These checks occasionally cause significant delays, and airlines and airports are requesting their suspension this summer.
By Julien Chabrout
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Drone intrusions in Europe: how Russia is probing the vulnerabilities in NATO’s defence systems
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From Portugal to Greece: these "Southerners" are reviving Europe
By Muriel Breiman, Guillaume Delacroix (in Barcelona), Alexandros Kottis (in Athens) and Maxime Recoquillé
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Orqa, Croatia’s drone champion: the secrets of a strategic start-up for Europe
Specialising in surveillance drones, this start-up has succeeded in relocating nearly its entire supply chain to Europe.
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Peter Leibinger: "Industrial AI is a genuine opportunity for Germany"
The president of the influential Federation of German Industries delivers an uncompromising assessment of the weaknesses currently undermining Europe's leading economy, while proposing steps to regain competitiveness.
By Thibault Marotte
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Peter Hotez: "We must expect to see cases of Ebola in Europe and the United States"
The most prominent American virologist explains why the current epidemic in Africa concerns him, as his country prepares to host the Football World Cup.
By Stéphanie Benz
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From Portugal to Greece: these "Southerners" are reviving Europe
Entrepreneurs in Italy and Spain, a scientist in Portugal, a museum director in Greece… These four exceptional figures are shaping an ambitious Europe that is holding its head high ten years after the crisis
By Muriel Breiman, Guillaume Delacroix (in Barcelona), Alexandros Kottis (in Athens) and Maxime Recoquillé
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By Mathis Ruel
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KNDS: between France and Germany, an ironclad marriage
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American Patriots: Europeans in search of backup plans for their air defence
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"I could never have imagined the extent of the corruption": the shocking testimony of a former Dutch intelligence officer
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Can France keep up with Germany's pace on defence spending? Insights from the director general for armaments
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Tour de France: Cube, the German brand that reigns over European cycling
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Xavier Barbaro, CEO of Neoen: "Batteries will be the wonderful surprise package in the coming years in Europe"
By Baptiste Langlois
"Some large companies may no longer exist": the great challenge confronting German industry as it faces China
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Thesmar and Landier: "Europe's AI independence comes at a cost"
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"Email chains drive everyone mad": the management lesson from Don Kieffer (MIT)
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Leadership in business: why the "triad" works better than the duo
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Jim Allison, Nobel Prize winner: "Against cancer, we will push back the boundaries of a cure"
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Cancer: why do some patients develop mysterious brain disorders
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Derrick, the inspector who best encapsulates Germany's neuroses
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"There aren't two but nine Americas": the study that challenges the narrative of a country divided in two
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