In Paris, snowflakes, slogans and a coarse crackdown
Gérald Darmanin sees rave parties everywhere. Visibly traumatized by the Lieuron’s Eve (remember that one of the alleged organizers, a 22-year-old man is still in … Read more
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De Gaulle biographer on the general’s nostalgia and legacy
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“March of liberties” in Paris: a Syrian photographer injured during a police charge
Syrian photographer Ameer al-Halbi was injured during a police charge while covering the “March for Freedoms” on Saturday afternoon, AFP reported. On Twitter, Christophe Deloire, … Read more
“In my place”, the tastes of struggle
More than four years after the first turmoil of Night Standing, Jeanne Dressen’s film comes to us with the hangover of unfulfilled revolutions. He carries … Read more
In Paris, “I had prepared my Insta story of victory, what am I going to do now?”
Saint-Lazare, line 43 stop, around half past midnight. Dozens of Paris Saint-Germain supporters get out of the bus, past the Champs Elysées, and rush to … Read more
Celia Levi: culture broth
Some novels start quietly. Text without special effects. Beginning of a hackneyed intrigue: a young Breton woman “goes up” to Paris. The capital object of … Read more