Lausanne's Institute of Technology, 'saturated' with French students, tightens admissions

Long Read

Raphaëlle Rérolle

50 years ago, the Carnation Revolution ended Portugal's dictatorship in one night

On April 25, 1974, the Portuguese military overthrew Antonio de Oliveira Salazar's authoritarian regime. Fifty years later, participants and witnesses tell Le Monde about those few hours during which the old world gave way to the new.

Investigation

Miren Garaicoechea

'Twilight was my porn!' When young people's sexuality flourishes beyond X-rated content

Defying the statistics on pornography consumption, some people under 35 are forming their sexuality by looking elsewhere. Eight women and one man who grew up with a screen in their hands told Le Monde how their erotic imaginations took shape.

In Depth

Jean-Philippe Lefief

Understanding the British government's plan to send migrants to Rwanda

The 'Safety of Rwanda' bill passed by the British Parliament on Monday night has provoked fierce criticism and many doubts, particularly about its compliance with international law. Here are nine questions to understand the UK's plan.