From studio apartments to parking spaces and shares in real estate investment companies (SCIs), real estate has emerged as the primary vehicle for money laundering in France. Between discreet schemes and increased vigilance on the part of notaries, drug traffickers are waging an increasingly technical battle, in which real estate has become the perfect haven for dirty money.

As Lionel Messi made his return to the field during the 2026 World Cup match against Algeria, his story continues to resonate far beyond the world of football.

Spain shows what happens when wind and solar power stop being merely slogans and finally start lowering actual bills.

Testifying before the National Assembly on June 18, 2026, the CEO of TotalEnergies stated that the voluntary fuel price cap in France has cost the company approximately 200 million euros in profit margins since the start of the war in the Middle East. However, the group is reporting a sharp rise in global profits, driven by the very same oil crisis, which has reignited debates over the taxation of “superprofits” and the tax treatment of the oil and gas giant.

The price of silver has regained some momentum following the Iran-U.S. agreement, but the U.S. Federal Reserve and technical resistance levels are limiting investor enthusiasm.

First represented by shells (cowrie shells), then by precious metals (silver and gold), money originally consisted of an exchange of rare, essential, or useful goods.

Optimized wealth management, major advances in medicine, and increased life expectancy: the peak of global wealth has been significantly influenced by all these factors.

Dietitians, nurses, physical therapists, occupational therapists, orthoptists, and podiatrists: demand continues to rise across France.

To curb overtourism, some European cities are imposing a daily entry tax. While the measure appears to be working, it puts an additional strain on vacationers’ budgets.

The richest 0.01% of the planet accumulate nearly $1 trillion in climate debt each year, mainly through carbon-intensive investments.