At Décoders, we have been telling you about the world and the news in figures, maps and graphs for ten years. At a time when the newspaper is celebrating its 80th anniversary, it seemed logical to us to cover the news of Monde in the same way: in data.
For the purposes of this article, a first version of which was published on the occasion of the 75th anniversary of the newspaper, we delved into the depths of the archives of the Monde and its 24,856 editions, with the valuable assistance of the editorial IT service, to extract a simple count: which country makes the most headlines in the Monde since 1944?
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Each flag in our visualization represents the country that was in the news for a month in a given year. A summary of eight decades of historical events, from conflicts to popular uprisings, including international politics, that The World told his readers daily.
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Our articles on the 80th anniversary of “Le Monde”
- The World and women, from the right to vote to #metoo
- The World and the presidents of the Fifth Republic, between counter-power and support
- Comment The World has covered the Israeli-Palestinian conflict since 1945
- Between The World and French cinema, a history of criticism
- The World and Europe, a French history
- The World and the Olympic Games, an irresistible attraction
- The long climate battle in the pages of Monde
- The World and space, from the first rockets to the SpaceX revolution
- The World and the legal chronicle: Jean-Marc Théolleyre, a master for more than forty years
- The upheavals of China through the prism of Monde
- Comment The World covered the racial issue in the United States
- The World and Algeria, mixed memories
- The World and the left, chronicle of a “I love you, me neither”
- Immigration seen by The Worldhuman despite everything
- The World and Russia, from Stalin to Putin, like a flashback
- San Antonio and The Worldbetter Dard than never
- Do you speak The World ?
All our articles on the 80th anniversary of Monde can be found in this section.
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