In Calais, a “strike of hope” for the exiles
[ad_1] Calais (Pas-de-Calais)From our regional correspondentThe church is still silent. Empty, or almost. On the right as you enter, the three hunger strikers are installed...
Covid-19: washed masks keep all their effectiveness
[ad_1] Yes, you can wash your surgical mask and reuse it afterwards; and even up to ten times, without losing its properties. This is the...
Pedophilia, how the law of silence reigned over school
[ad_1] One in 300 adults say they have been sexually abused, as a child or teenager, in public school. One in 250 declares to have...
Toulouse-Lautrec in the whirlwind of life
[ad_1] Toulouse (Haute-Garonne)From our special correspondentPainting tracks the ephemeral with which dance is naturally steeped and both have always had intimate correspondences. Kader Belarbi had...
Should we curb the construction of single-family homes?
[ad_1] ► "There is no reason to restrain the dreams of the French"Julien Damon, sociologist, teacher at Sciences Po and HEC“Not only do the French...
In Hungary, the united opposition holds its candidate who will face Orbán in 2022
[ad_1] It will be him, Péter Márki-Zay, 49, a Catholic conservative father of seven who, in six months, will try to dislodge the Hungarian Prime...
France takes another step forward in memory work on the Algerian war
[ad_1] President Macron took another step forward in the work of remembrance initiated on the Algerian war on Saturday, October 16. Just sixty years after...
Herfindahl-Hirschmann index
[ad_1] In the battle for market share, one of the fastest ways for a business to win is to outright buy a competitor. The consequences...
In the United Kingdom, the tribute of Cardinal Nichols to the assassinated Catholic MP
[ad_1] Cardinal Vincent Nichols, Catholic Archbishop of Westminster, and Archbishop of Canterbury Justin Welby, Primate of the Anglican Church, expressed amazement and deep sorrow on...
At the Luxembourg Museum, photographer Vivian Maier, from shadow to light
[ad_1] And yet nothing could have happened. When John Maloof discovers in 2007 prints and negatives in the jumble he has just acquired for 400...