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In this paper, we extend considerably the global existence results ofentropy-weak solutions related to compressible Navier-Stokes system withdensity dependent viscosities obtained, independently (using differentstrategies), by Vasseur-Yu [Inventiones mathematicae (2016) andarXiv:1501.06803 (2015)] and by Li-Xin [arXiv:1504.06826 (2015)].More preciselywe are able to consider a physical symmetric viscous stress tensor$\sigma=2\mu(\rho)\,{\mathbb{D}}(u)+\bigl(\lambda(\rho){\rm div}u-P(\rho)\bigr)\, {\rm Id}$ where ${\mathbb D}(u) = [\nabla u + \nabla^T u]/2$with a shear and bulk viscosities (respectively $\mu(\rho)$ and$\lambda(\rho)$) satisfying the BD relation $\lambda(\rho)=2(\mu'(\rho)\rho -\mu(\rho))$ and a pressure law $P(\rho)=a\rho^\gamma$ (with $a>0$ a givenconstant) for any adiabatic constant $\gamma>1$. The nonlinear shear viscosity$\mu(\rho)$ satisfies some lower and upper bounds for low and high densities(our mathematical result includes the case $\mu(\rho)= \mu\rho^\alpha$ with$2/3 < \alpha < 4$ and $\mu>0$ constant). This provides an answer to alongstanding mathematical question on compressible Navier-Stokes equations withdensity dependent viscosities as mentioned for instance by F. Rousset in theBourbaki 69\`eme ann\'ee, 2016--2017, no 1135.

Global Existence of Entropy-Weak Solutions to the Compressible Navier-Stokes Equations with Non-Linear Density Dependent Viscosities