Suite à la victoire de l'AfD en Saxe-Anhalt, les Berlinois se sont mobilisés devant la porte de Brandebourg, symbole de la réunification allemande, pour chercher des solutions contre la montée de ce parti pro-Trump et anti-immigration.
Suite à la victoire de l'AfD en Saxe-Anhalt, les Berlinois se sont mobilisés devant la porte de Brandebourg, symbole de la réunification allemande, pour chercher des solutions contre la montée de ce parti pro-Trump et anti-immigration.
La Russie a repris ses frappes aériennes sur la capitale ukrainienne, bien que le Kremlin ait signalé aux deux émissaires américains être prêt à reprendre les négociations à partir de cet hiver, menant à une "désescalade" du conflit, selon la déclaration du président Zelensky, cité dans le média américain Axios.i
La Russie a repris ses frappes aériennes sur la capitale ukrainienne, bien que le Kremlin ait signalé aux deux émissaires américains être prêt à reprendre les négociations à partir de cet hiver, menant à une "désescalade" du conflit, selon la déclaration du président Zelensky, cité dans le média américain Axios.i
Ukrainian company In**-AI (the company’s name and the name of its head are not being disclosed for security reasons – Ed.), which specializes in artificial intelligence technologies for defense, was one of the three winners of NATO’s 19th Innovation Competition, “Persistent Airfield Denial,” taking third place among ten finalists.
Ukrainian company In**-AI (the company’s name and the name of its head are not being disclosed for security reasons – Ed.), which specializes in artificial intelligence technologies for defense, was one of the three winners of NATO’s 19th Innovation Competition, “Persistent Airfield Denial,” taking third place among ten finalists.
La Russie a repris dans la nuit ses bombardements sur Kiev, faisant au moins deux morts et huit blessés, après une brève pause lors de la visite inédite des deux émissaires américains pour relancer la discussion.
La Russie a repris dans la nuit ses bombardements sur Kiev, faisant au moins deux morts et huit blessés, après une brève pause lors de la visite inédite des deux émissaires américains pour relancer la discussion.
Firefighters at the site of a Russian missile attack, in Kyiv, Ukraine, on Tuesday. By early Tuesday morning, waves of Russian ballistic and cruise missiles were once again headed toward Kyiv.
Researchers at Calif, a security company, recently built a hacking tool in a little more than a week that could run roughshod across WeChat, the popular messaging platform.
William Lawrence, right, at an event at Pilgrim Rest Baptist Church in Lansing, Mich., last month. Mr. Lawrence has emphasized community-building efforts.
Blaine, Wash., a border town, has had a close relationship with Canadians in the past. But tensions have risen since President Trump imposed tariffs last year.
A coalition of Jewish leaders is launching a petition drive aimed at the Democratic Senate nominee, a fresh indicator of frictions in a key battleground.
A coalition of Jewish leaders is launching a petition drive aimed at the Democratic Senate nominee, a fresh indicator of frictions in a key battleground.
Voters will nominate candidates for one of the most high-stakes Senate races in the country. And a Democratic House primary has emerged as a test of the party’s establishment.
Voters will nominate candidates for one of the most high-stakes Senate races in the country. And a Democratic House primary has emerged as a test of the party’s establishment.
Family members of those killed in the 9/11 attacks leave messages on stones, shells, and other materials at Camp Justice at Guantánamo Bay, Cuba in 2023.
Players generally welcome interacting with their fans. But as the league’s popularity surges, there are dangers to be aware ofCaitlin Clark spent most of the 2025 WNBA season sidelined with a series of injuries that forced her to miss more than 30 games. But she also spent part of the season (and the preceding offseason) quietly navigating a tumultuous and scary reality: a 55-year-old man was stalking her, and he was convinced they were in a relationship.That man, Michael Lewis, was sentenced to
Players generally welcome interacting with their fans. But as the league’s popularity surges, there are dangers to be aware of
Caitlin Clark spent most of the 2025 WNBA season sidelined with a series of injuries that forced her to miss more than 30 games. But she also spent part of the season (and the preceding offseason) quietly navigating a tumultuous and scary reality: a 55-year-old man was stalking her, and he was convinced they were in a relationship.
That man, Michael Lewis, was sentenced to two-and-a-half years in prison last July. Lewis sent Clark “hundreds” of messages – many of which were “threats and sexually explicit” – between 12 December 2024 and 11 January 2025. Lewis, who is from Texas, was arrested at a hotel in Indianapolis, where Clark plays for the Indiana Fever. The case took a toll on Clark: she said she feared for her safety and had changed her appearance in public.
The Philadelphia Union midfielder has gotten his longest run of game time since turning pro, and the data is tantalizingThere’s a video from a United States U-15 camp three years ago that will make your head spin. It’s a routine training session for the boys on the pitch except one, a head shorter and a year or two younger than the others, who’s practicing with the national team for the first time.Is the boy nervous? He is not. A pass floats into the box and he checks his run, tries to get under
The Philadelphia Union midfielder has gotten his longest run of game time since turning pro, and the data is tantalizing
There’s a video from a United States U-15 camp three years ago that will make your head spin. It’s a routine training session for the boys on the pitch except one, a head shorter and a year or two younger than the others, who’s practicing with the national team for the first time.
Is the boy nervous? He is not. A pass floats into the box and he checks his run, tries to get under it, but the ball is too high for his 13-year-old head to reach. He doesn’t even jump. As the cross sails over him, he flings himself forward like Superman and flicks a heel up behind his back, catching the ball with a scorpion kick that bounces straight into the path of a teammate for a cartoon assist.
As global demand for seaweed surges, a Canadian corporation’s bid for exclusive harvesting rights in the west of Ireland has upended a once-sleepy industry.
As global demand for seaweed surges, a Canadian corporation’s bid for exclusive harvesting rights in the west of Ireland has upended a once-sleepy industry.
Deux sergents des Forces armées canadiennes qui ont agressé sexuellement une collègue pendant une formation ont écopé d’une peine de prison à la maison. La victime, dévastée, a dû mettre fin à sa carrière militaire, tandis qu’un des agresseurs est toujours membre en règle des Forces.
Deux sergents des Forces armées canadiennes qui ont agressé sexuellement une collègue pendant une formation ont écopé d’une peine de prison à la maison. La victime, dévastée, a dû mettre fin à sa carrière militaire, tandis qu’un des agresseurs est toujours membre en règle des Forces.
La tradition québécoise veut que l’on déménage le 1er juillet, mais j’ai préféré attendre après les vacances estivales pour vous retrouver ailleurs. Tout près, mais pas exactement là où vous aviez l’habitude de me lire.
La tradition québécoise veut que l’on déménage le 1er juillet, mais j’ai préféré attendre après les vacances estivales pour vous retrouver ailleurs. Tout près, mais pas exactement là où vous aviez l’habitude de me lire.
Viandes, fruits et légumes, emballages, transport, gaspillage : des scientifiques québécois ont dévoilé le portrait le plus précis à ce jour de l’empreinte climatique de ce que nous mangeons… ou pas !
Viandes, fruits et légumes, emballages, transport, gaspillage : des scientifiques québécois ont dévoilé le portrait le plus précis à ce jour de l’empreinte climatique de ce que nous mangeons… ou pas !
Les élèves canadiens et québécois performent toujours mieux que la moyenne des autres pays de l’OCDE, selon les tests PISA de 2025, dévoilés ce mardi. Mais comme partout dans le monde, leurs résultats sont en baisse, dont en lecture et en mathématiques.
Les élèves canadiens et québécois performent toujours mieux que la moyenne des autres pays de l’OCDE, selon les tests PISA de 2025, dévoilés ce mardi. Mais comme partout dans le monde, leurs résultats sont en baisse, dont en lecture et en mathématiques.
Dans les derniers mois chaotiques de Denis Coderre en 2017, l’ex-maire s’était entêté à défendre le cadenassage d’une partie de l’arrondissement de Ville-Marie pour une course de voitures.
Dans les derniers mois chaotiques de Denis Coderre en 2017, l’ex-maire s’était entêté à défendre le cadenassage d’une partie de l’arrondissement de Ville-Marie pour une course de voitures.
BIXI se prépare à une explosion de son achalandage lors des Championnats du monde de cyclisme sur route UCI, du 20 au 27 septembre, à Montréal. Jusqu’à 120 stations seront réparties le long du parcours, dont près d’une vingtaine équipées de « valets » pour faciliter la location des vélos.
BIXI se prépare à une explosion de son achalandage lors des Championnats du monde de cyclisme sur route UCI, du 20 au 27 septembre, à Montréal. Jusqu’à 120 stations seront réparties le long du parcours, dont près d’une vingtaine équipées de « valets » pour faciliter la location des vélos.
Russia attacked Kyiv overnight into 8 September with ballistic, cruise, and anti-ship missiles and jet-powered drones, killing two people and injuring ten, Ukrainian local authorities and the Air Force reported. Ukraine's foreign minister says Moscow launched it the moment the US peace envoys left the capital, and the country's president says the weapons were combined deliberately to cause the greatest possible harm to life. Strikes the same night reached six other regi
Russia attacked Kyiv overnight into 8 September with ballistic, cruise, and anti-ship missiles and jet-powered drones, killing two people and injuring ten, Ukrainian local authorities and the Air Force reported. Ukraine's foreign minister says Moscow launched it the moment the US peace envoys left the capital, and the country's president says the weapons were combined deliberately to cause the greatest possible harm to life. Strikes the same night reached six other regions.
Russia has bombed Ukrainian cities daily for four and a half years, aiming at homes and the power system rather than the army in an effort to break the country's will, and it has failed. What the pattern around this round of diplomacy shows is that the bombing tracks the negotiating calendar, easing where a pause serves Moscow and resuming where it does not.
The strike came as the pause expired
US envoys Steve Witkoff and Jared Kushner made their first visit to Kyiv on 6 September. Ukraine halted strikes on Moscow for three days around the trip, while the Kremlin said its pause on Kyiv ran only to Monday. Nothing else stopped, and Ukraine logged impacts at 11 sites while the delegation was in Moscow.
Russia launched another massive attack on Kyiv the moment the envoys left, damaging residential areas and killing at least two people, Ukraine's Foreign Minister Andrii Sybiha said.
"[Russian President Putin's] ballistic missiles speak louder than his words on diplomacy. Strike after strike on residential buildings brings him no closer to winning this war—it is nothing but senseless terror," the minister wrote.
Fires in Kyiv after Russia's missile and drone attack last night
Russian forces resumed strikes on the capital after a three-day break tied to the American visit, RFE/RL's Belarus service reported.
What Russia launched
The attack ran from 18:00 on 7 September through the night, the Ukrainian Air Force reported, without giving the total number of launched ballistics.
A police officer at a collapsed section of a two-story building after the Russian strike, Ukraine, 8 September 2026. Photo: National Police of Ukraine
Russia fired Oniks anti-ship missiles, ballistic Iskander-M, S-400, and KN-23 missiles, and 32 Kh-101 cruise missiles from four of its regions and occupied Crimea, along with 166 Shahed-type drones, more than half of them jet-powered, and decoys launched from two Russian regions and occupied territory. Air defense downed or suppressed 175 targets by 08:30: two ballistic missiles, 31 cruise missiles, and 142 drones. Kyiv Oblast and Odesa Oblast were the main axes.
"It was a hard attack, which the Russians deliberately tried to calculate for the greatest possible harm to life," Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy said.
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Results against cruise missiles were very good, he said, while ballistics remain especially hard, and Ukraine proves that need for interceptors to its partners every day. He said he had already discussed it with the Americans and Europeans and would meet states and companies the same day about supplies and about Ukraine's FREYJA anti-ballistic system.
Ukraine has 67 companies working on interceptors, three to five with real results.
Two dead and 13 rescued in the capital
First explosions in Kyiv came at 03:30. Fires and damage reached at least 16 locations in five districts, the Kyiv Military Administration reported. Warehouses, garages, and cars burned, fire spread from a garage to a business center, and a strike on a 26-story non-residential building wrecked structures at the 23rd floor, the State Emergency Service said. Ten people were freed from a blocked five-story block, the service said, and rescuers saved 13 in all, according to Zelenskyy. Morning drone attacks added a warehouse fire, the city said, and the night's damage forced it to reroute a series of bus, tram, and trolleybus lines.
Firefighters beside burned-out cars and a damaged warehouse after the Russian strike on Kyiv, 8 September 2026. Photo: State Emergency Service in Kyiv
Beyond Kyiv
Two Russian drones hit the locomotive of the Kyiv–Sumy train in the morning, which a monitoring team had stopped in time to evacuate passengers and crew without casualties, Ukrainian Railways board chairman Oleksandr Pertsovskyi said.
Outside Odesa the strike damaged pavilions at the 7th Kilometer market, the country's largest wholesale market for non-food goods, and hospitalized its 58-year-old guard, oblast head Oleh Kiper said.
In Kharkiv two people were injured, one of them a 17-year-old, and Russian forces most often target energy sites, according to oblast head Oleh Syniehubov, who said they struck settlements across the oblast almost 800 times last week alone.
Zelenskyy said Kyiv Oblast's critical infrastructure, Zaporizhzhia, and Dnipropetrovsk Oblast were also hit.
Six people, including three pupils at the Palestinian school, have been killed in al-Mughayyir this year, in a surge of Israeli settler-related violence.
Six people, including three pupils at the Palestinian school, have been killed in al-Mughayyir this year, in a surge of Israeli settler-related violence.
Six people, including three pupils at the Palestinian school, have been killed in al-Mughayyir this year, in a surge of Israeli settler-related violence.
Six people, including three pupils at the Palestinian school, have been killed in al-Mughayyir this year, in a surge of Israeli settler-related violence.
Behind the intense political movements of the last decade, from Trumpism to wokeness and back again, there’s a strange and erratic rhythm. Movements saturate the culture seemingly overnight, only to evaporate or spark backlash just as rapidly. We’re extremely politically engaged, yet we’ve rarely felt so powerless to create lasting policy change.I haven’t seen many very successful attempts to explain what is driving this volatility. But one concept that has taken off recently, and captures what
Behind the intense political movements of the last decade, from Trumpism to wokeness and back again, there’s a strange and erratic rhythm. Movements saturate the culture seemingly overnight, only to evaporate or spark backlash just as rapidly. We’re extremely politically engaged, yet we’ve rarely felt so powerless to create lasting policy change.
I haven’t seen many very successful attempts to explain what is driving this volatility. But one concept that has taken off recently, and captures what so many of us are feeling, is “hyperpolitics.”
The idea comes from Anton Jäger, a historian and contributing writer to New York Times Opinion. In his book “Hyperpolitics: Extreme Politicization Without Political Consequences,” Jäger theorizes what it means to live in a moment marked by hyper-engagement — high voter turnout, mass protests, trends that flare up and fade with extreme rapidity — yet where institutional trust is low, institutional relationships are decayed and people are disconnected from the structures that make political efforts stick.
I think Jäger’s theory cuts to the core of this political era. So I invited him on the show to break down what hyperpolitics is, how we got here and what it actually takes to build lasting change today.
This episode of “The Ezra Klein Show” was produced by Marie Cascione. Fact-checking by Michelle Harris. Our senior engineer is Jeff Geld, with additional mixing by Aman Sahota and Gautam Srikishan. Our recording engineer is Aman Sahota. Cinematography by Marina King and Azamat Yakubov. Video editing by Dani Dillon and Arpita Aneja. Our executive producer is Claire Gordon. The show’s production team also includes Annie Galvin, Rollin Hu, Kristin Lin, Emma Kehlbeck, Jack McCordick and Jan Kobal. Original music by Pat McCusker. Audience strategy by Shannon Busta. The director of New York Times Opinion Shows is Annie-Rose Strasser.
The Chinese cargo ship Dubai Tower in Ningbo, China, in August. This week, it is finishing a journey to England by going north through the Arctic Ocean.
Au lendemain d'une journée de fermeture, le monument parisien accueille de nouveau le public mardi. Les salariés de la tour Eiffel s'étaient mis en grève, pour dénoncer des "consignes" reçues, ayant conduit à évincer les salariées femmes lors de la visite d'un groupe religieux hindou conservateur.
Au lendemain d'une journée de fermeture, le monument parisien accueille de nouveau le public mardi. Les salariés de la tour Eiffel s'étaient mis en grève, pour dénoncer des "consignes" reçues, ayant conduit à évincer les salariées femmes lors de la visite d'un groupe religieux hindou conservateur.
Les plaignants ont été interceptés en haute mer sur les trois flottilles d'octobre 2025, avril 2026 et mai 2026. Dans leur plainte, ils dénoncent notamment leur arrestation arbitraire par les forces israéliennes et des violences.
Les plaignants ont été interceptés en haute mer sur les trois flottilles d'octobre 2025, avril 2026 et mai 2026. Dans leur plainte, ils dénoncent notamment leur arrestation arbitraire par les forces israéliennes et des violences.
La nouvelle saison de la série israélienne "Fauda sort le 8 septembre sur Netflix. Son scénario a été complètement remanié après les attaques terroristes perpétrées par le Hamas en Israël le 7 octobre 2023.
La nouvelle saison de la série israélienne "Fauda sort le 8 septembre sur Netflix. Son scénario a été complètement remanié après les attaques terroristes perpétrées par le Hamas en Israël le 7 octobre 2023.
Les Houthis yéménites ont déclaré mardi avoir lancé des dizaines de drones et de missiles contre des cibles économiques et militaires en Arabie saoudite en guise de riposte aux plus de 120 frappes menées par Riyad contre le Yémen au cours des trois derniers jours.
Les Houthis yéménites ont déclaré mardi avoir lancé des dizaines de drones et de missiles contre des cibles économiques et militaires en Arabie saoudite en guise de riposte aux plus de 120 frappes menées par Riyad contre le Yémen au cours des trois derniers jours.
La reprise des frappes russes sur Kiev, après plusieurs jours de trêve. De fortes explosions ont retenti dans la capitale ukrainienne. Au moins deux morts sont à déplorer.
La reprise des frappes russes sur Kiev, après plusieurs jours de trêve. De fortes explosions ont retenti dans la capitale ukrainienne. Au moins deux morts sont à déplorer.
Salut c’est Sarah, ça dit quoi ?
La saison 5 de la série israélienne Fauda sort ce matin en France sur Netflix. Cette saison est particulièrement critiquée car elle traite de l’attentat du 7 octobre et défend l’idée de vengeance de l’Etat d'Israël. Dès 2018 des mouvements de boycott se sont dressés car la série relayait, selon eux, une propagande raciste qui légitimait les crimes de guerre.
Salut c’est Sarah, ça dit quoi ?
La saison 5 de la série israélienne Fauda sort ce matin en France sur Netflix. Cette saison est particulièrement critiquée car elle traite de l’attentat du 7 octobre et défend l’idée de vengeance de l’Etat d'Israël. Dès 2018 des mouvements de boycott se sont dressés car la série relayait, selon eux, une propagande raciste qui légitimait les crimes de guerre.
Mistral a levé trois milliards d'euros, sur la base d'une valorisation d'environ 21 milliards d’euros, dans le cadre de ce que le champion français de l'intelligence artificielle a présenté mardi comme la plus importante levée de fonds en capital jamais réalisée par une entreprise technologique européenne non cotée.
Mistral a levé trois milliards d'euros, sur la base d'une valorisation d'environ 21 milliards d’euros, dans le cadre de ce que le champion français de l'intelligence artificielle a présenté mardi comme la plus importante levée de fonds en capital jamais réalisée par une entreprise technologique européenne non cotée.
Ukraine’s Main Intelligence Directorate (HUR) has published data on 155 enterprises belonging to the Ruselectronics holding company that produce components for Russian ballistic missiles, aircraft, unmanned aerial vehicles, and electronic warfare systems.
Ukraine’s Main Intelligence Directorate (HUR) has published data on 155 enterprises belonging to the Ruselectronics holding company that produce components for Russian ballistic missiles, aircraft, unmanned aerial vehicles, and electronic warfare systems.
Après plus d'un mois de détention à Lomé, le réalisateur français Gaël Mocaër assure que les conditions de détention "étaient tout à fait acceptables". Il revient sur ces 36 jours d'incertitude vécus aux côtés de son collègue Sebastian Perez Pezzani et de leur fixeur.
Après plus d'un mois de détention à Lomé, le réalisateur français Gaël Mocaër assure que les conditions de détention "étaient tout à fait acceptables". Il revient sur ces 36 jours d'incertitude vécus aux côtés de son collègue Sebastian Perez Pezzani et de leur fixeur.
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