Vero - Wikipedia:Main Page/French2

Welcome to Wikipedia! This is a multi-language encyclopedia which you can contribute to. Learn how to edit pages, experiment in the sandbox, and visit our Community Portal to find out how to contribute to our 0 articles in the English version.

Featured article {{Wikipedia:Today's featured article/January 19, 2026}}	In the news Former prime minister of Bangladesh Sheikh Hasina (pictured) is found guilty of crimes against humanity in absentia by a Bangladeshi tribunal and sentenced to death. In Canadian football, the Saskatchewan Roughriders defeat the Montreal Alouettes to win the Grey Cup. In motorcycle racing, Marc Márquez wins the MotoGP World Championship. The High Court of Justice in London rules BHP liable for the 2015 Mariana dam disaster in Minas Gerais, Brazil.
Selected anniversaries {{Wikipedia:Selected anniversaries/January 19}}	Did you know... ... that Masoud El Amaratly, one of Iraq's most popular folk singers in the 1920s (recording featured), was a mustarjil? ... that a recent Kate Nash song rebranding TERFs as GERMs caused her to trend on X within hours of its release? ... that Blossom C. Brown attracted national attention for highlighting violence against Black trans women? ... that the dinosaur emojis have been used by transgender groups to represent themselves? ... that several journalists have attributed the suicide of Lia Smith to anti-transgender policies? ... that misinformation about violence by transgender people has been used to defend violence against them? ... that in 2023 Kate Nambiar advised the EastEnders team around HIV treatment options for a storyline? ... that some people identify with no gender? ... that the first transgender person to compete professionally in League of Legends was also the first woman to do so? Archive Start a new article Nominate an article
Browse Wikipedia by topic
Wikipedia in other languages
Wikipedia's sister projects If you find Wikipedia or its sister projects useful, please consider making a donation. Donations are used primarily for purchasing computer equipment and launching new projects.