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Giant football with FIFA logo and colourful patterns; Canadian flags, cloudy sky. Analysis 🌍 International

FIFA World Cup 2026: the stakes of a 48-team tournament

The largest World Cup in history opened on 11 June 2026: 48 teams, 104 matches, 16 host cities, three countries. But beyond the tournament, an unprecedented political, security and logistical apparatus is being put in place. Visas denied, extreme heat, $33,000 tickets, protests, ICE mobilisation: what the 2026 World Cup is already telling us about North America.

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"The largest World Cup in history will also be the safest." The White House has made it its signature line. Seven days after kick-off, the first gaps between promise and reality are accumulating.

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View of a chemical industrial site by day, chimneys and metal installations under a grey sky. Analysis 🇫🇷 France

Industrial accidents in France: the warnings that were ignored

AZF in 2001, Lubrizol in 2019, Elkem Silicones in 2025. After every major industrial accident in France, inquiry reports identify prior warning signals — inspections without follow-up, formal notices left unanswered, earlier incidents on the same site. The country has around 1,300 sites classified under the Seveso directive. What these accidents have in common, and what they reveal.

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Wide view of an African savannah at dusk, no people or vehicles visible, neutral light. Analysis 🌍 International

African private safaris: the hidden cost of the adventure

$12 billion a year, hundreds of lion-breeding farms, tax havens in the booking circuit. Africa's private safari industry presents itself as a driver of conservation and local employment. The reality documented by government reports and recent investigations is less straightforward.

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Closed front door of a Parisian apartment building, peephole and lock visible, neutral light. Analysis 🇫🇷 France

Can the police enter your home without a warrant in France?

In France, the home is inviolable — except in cases provided by law. Three distinct legal frameworks allow the police to enter your home: judicial searches, administrative searches under a state of emergency, and the counter-terrorism home visit created in 2017. What each permits, what each forbids, and what you can refuse.

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Riot police helmeted and shielded, lined up on the roadway; passers-by run and watch in the background. Random
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PSG aftermath — Paris, May 2026

Lined up on the roadway, security forces in riot gear stand helmeted, with shields and protection. In the background, some people run while others watch from the pavement, amid street furniture. Parisian scene between celebrations and incidents.

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