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Palestinism, Electoral Calculations, Tribalization… The Lessons of an Explosive Report on Belgium, Now a “Laboratory” of Antisemitism
The Jonathas Institute, a center for the study of antisemitism, delivers for the first time a staggering assessment of ...
“Debunking Fake News Requires a Colossal Effort”: Doctors on a Crusade Against Fake News on Social Media
Some medical professionals are mobilizing and becoming content creators themselves on TikTok, YouTube, Instagram and X to ...
It’s Official: Wealth Comes at the Cost of Sleep
The richer people are, the less they sleep. This correlation also holds true at the macroeconomic level, for entire countries ...
The Astonishing Life of Nude Models, Heirs to an Artistic Tradition in Decline
Every day, several hundred models strip naked in front of an audience of illustrators, in exchange for payment. This ...
France Bétharram School Scandal: What Kept Abused Children From Speaking Out For So Long
Even the daughter of French Prime Minister François Bayrou revealed that she kept secret for 30 years a violent physical ...
Does Lady Macbeth Have Brain Cancer? A Psychiatrist Decodes the Mental Health of Writers and Their Characters
Literature is filled with characters suffering from mental health issues… and with authors who weren’t necessarily much better off. In a fascinating book, a psychiatrist and a journalist attempt to ...
At the Arab World Institute: Gaza’s Rescued Treasures, Witnesses to a Deep History
The Paris museum is reopening the crates of ancient artifacts unearthed in the Palestinian territory. For years, this heritage has been in exile in Geneva due to the conflict with Israel.
With “Paris en Seine,” Mayor Anne Hidalgo Aims to Keep the Olympic Fervor Alive This Summer
A free, unprecedented program of events and sporting activities will be on offer in every arrondissement of the capital this ...
Afghanistan, Irak, Libye : ces «changements de régime» par les armes qui ont viré au fiasco
RÉCIT - Alors qu’Israël envisage ouvertement de provoquer la chute du pouvoir iranien, certains dirigeants occidentaux ...
Baccalauréat : dans les centres d’examen, la délicate application de la loi sur les signes religieux
DÉCRYPTAGE - Le 16 juin, dans un lycée de Dreux, une élève inscrite en candidate libre, revêtue d’une abaya, a passé ...
Cyclisme : Meeus remporte la 6e étape du Tour de Suisse, Vauquelin reste en jaune
Le Belge Jordi Meeus s’est imposé sur la sixième étape du Tour de Suisse. De son côté, Vauquelin garde sa place de leader du ...
Bouches-du-Rhône : l'interdiction des activités dans l'étang de Berre prolongée après l’incendie d’un site Seveso
La pêche et autres activités de loisirs dans l’étang de Berre demeurent interdites au moins jusqu’à mardi à la suite de ...