Le Monde

• Discord complies with Brazil order suspending livestreams after teen girl's suicide

  The popular messaging platform ended livestreaming and video calls in the country after a 13-year-old girl was pressured into taking her own life during a broadcast. Five teenagers and one adult have been arrested in connection with the death.

• Trump administration pauses construction of border project in Big Bend National Park

  The $1.7 billion border project, which has faced bipartisan opposition, broke ground earlier this month on public lands that are known for rich biodiversity, including hundreds of species of birds, bobcats, and black bears.

• Thousands mourn ex-Cambridge professor Jason Arday in London vigil

  Star academic Jason Arday was found dead on Friday, August 14, amid growing furore over claims of academic plagiarism.

• From Napoleon's camels to D-Day's dogs: The animals drafted into war

  'Animal Soldiers' (1/6). Le Monde recounts the forgotten animals who served on battlefields, such as Glen the dog and his master Emile. Killed together in Normandy on June 6, 1944, they were buried side by side in the Ranville military cemetery.

• France's foreign minister: 'The case of Xenia Fedorova highlights the interference threat we face'

  Following the expulsion order issued against the Russian propagandist at the end of July, Jean-Noël Barrot emphasizes the importance of distinguishing between opinion, which seeks to persuade; information manipulation, which aims to deceive; and interference, whose objective is to exert outside pressure on our freedom of choice.