Story no.106OngoingSocietyInfoParis27 Oct → 30 Oct2 facts · 10 art.
2026 Albert-Londres Prize: Bruno Meyerfeld, Brice Lambert and Arthur Sarradin winners
On October 27, 2026, "Le Monde" journalist Bruno Meyerfeld won the Albert-Londres Prize for his reports on indigenous peoples in Brazil. The audiovisual and book prizes were awarded to Brice Lambert and Arthur Sarradin. The following day, it was specified that Arthur Sarradin, a 26-year-old LCI correspondent, was the book prize laureate for his investigation into Syria's Sednaya prison.
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Ongoing story bringing together 2 events nationwide, followed from 27 October 2026 to 30 October 2026. 10 articles from 7 sources (society); last updated on 30 October 2026 at 18:26.
6 articles of rated outlets · 4 unrated outside the bar · 7 sources (10 art.) · 2 bords sur 3 · outlets: left 2, centre 2, right 0
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All three sides cover the same list of winners, but the left and center focus mainly on Arthur Sarradin and his investigation into the Syrian prison, while the center and right recall all three laureates and the distinction itself.
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Highlights Arthur Sarradin, his speech and the human dimension of correspondence work in the Middle East, while noting the print press prize awarded to Bruno Meyerfeld.
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Emphasizes Arthur Sarradin, a 26-year-old LCI correspondent, and his book investigation into Sednaya prison, presented as a symbol of the Bashar al-Assad regime's cruelty.
Right
No coverage from this side.
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