Le Monde diplomatique

The “Diplomatic World” application allows subscribers to receive each issue of the monthly and “Manière de voir” in their digital newsstand. - Download the numbers for offline reading - Flick or tap the edges of the screen to scroll through pages - Navigate through the image guide to go directly to a page - Zoom by spreading two fingers or double-tapping the page - Press for two seconds to view an article - Access the audio newspaper, a selection of articles read by actors - Search in the current issue or in old issues - Change the text size for better reading comfort - Use dark mode to read at night During the duration of your subscription, you have access to all the numbers included in the application. About Diplomatic World: Le Monde Diplomatique is a critical monthly international news magazine. He strives to give food for thought rather than to say what to think. From geopolitics to ecology, including culture, the economy, the transformation of societies and the great battles of ideas, it covers a broad editorial spectrum and offers a different perspective from that of the dominant media. The most translated French newspaper in the world, it has 34 international editions in 25 languages. Contributions from all countries Our team relies on a global network of specialized journalists, academics, intellectuals and researchers who provide a truly international vision of the subjects covered. An original approach to current affairs Combining surveys and reports, reflections and analyses, Le Monde Diplomatique offers a different way of approaching current events: stopping, thinking, understanding in order to act. Economy and finance Le Monde Diplomatique has for decades nourished an argued, documented and sourced critique of the economic and social order. Geopolitics Regular, in-depth monitoring of international and regional conflicts informed by cartography and documentary supplements recognized for their richness and quality. Debates Researchers, specialists but also mavericks from all countries shed light on – and sometimes shake up – the debate of ideas.