Ils ont tout quitté pour fuir les États-Unis de Donald Trump. Chercheurs, entrepreneurs ou étudiants, des dizaines de milliers d'Américains ont récemment posé leurs valises en Irlande en quête de liberté. Rien que l'année dernière, ils étaient 10 000, et une centaine a même demandé l'asile, invoquant des persécutions politiques, raciales ou sexuelles.

Alors que le Sénégal s’apprête à accueillir les Jeux olympiques de la jeunesse, le premier événement olympique jamais organisé sur le continent africain, le pays entier met les bouchées doubles pour être prêt à temps. Un reportage de Sarah Sakho et Simon Martin.

Famous for its cowboy culture, Wyoming is the least populated, the most rural and the most conservative of all the US states. With two weeks to go until the midterm elections, our reporters James André and Sylvain Rousseau travelled across this Republican stronghold and found that the party of US President Donald Trump is deeply divided in the Cowboy State. 

Over the past five years, applications for residence permits submitted by Brazilians in Paraguay have more than doubled. Many of them are Bolsonaro supporters who are afraid October's presidential election will be won by incumbent leader Lula – whom they accuse of plunging the Latin American giant into an unprecedented economic crisis. FRANCE 24's Fanny Lothaire, Valeria Saccone and Mélanie Blondeau report, with Jan Onoszko.

Every adult who purports to care about a free press should read at least one story about the frustrating hurdles and bad-faith nitpicking confronted by student journalists (and their advisors). Earlier this year, a young reporter for the Redwood High School Bark found a few local references in the US Department of Justice’s public files concerning Jeffrey Epstein, the sex offender who died in 2019 while awaiting trial on sex-trafficking charges. Soon, the high school faced legal threats, and administrators grew concerned that students had published inaccurate information. Ara Rosenthal tells the story of the steady, diligent young journalists who weathered the worries and pressures of the adults around them—and kept their story intact.