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Published on: 02/13/2026 - 10:01
On the front page of the press this Friday: a shattered dream, a contract and questions.
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His helmet adorned with photos is on the front page of much of the press this Friday. The Franffurter Allgemeine Zeitung features athlete Vladislav Heraskevych on its front page. The latter was disqualified from the skeleton competition at the Milano Cortina 2026 Olympic Winter Games for photos of Ukrainian athletes who died in combat, displayed on his helmet. The Guardian reminds us that the rules of the International Olympic Committee (IOC) are strict and that the Ukrainian was offered alternative solutions. Le Parisien relays the support that the athlete received in particular from President Volodymyr Zelensky.
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La Tribune has a plane on its front page this morning: the gust. The Indian Ministry of Defense announced an agreement for the acquisition of 114 French combat aircraft. Le Figaro notes the historic amount of the contract: 30 billion euros. The agreement has yet to be finalized, but it is an undeniable success for the aircraft manufacturer Dassault. Le Monde specifies that the majority of fighters will be manufactured in India.
Finally, Libération went to Nevada, in the United States, where data centers are growing like mushrooms. To power artificial intelligence, these vast infrastructures have become essential. However, residents are far from happy. The very high water consumption of these data centers in the driest state in the United States raises questions.
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