Citizenship law in India: inter-community violence leaves 20 dead in New Delhi
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Egypt prepares to give military honors to Hosni Mubarak
Egypt is preparing to bury with great pomp on Wednesday its former president, Hosni Mubarak, who died the day before at the age of
Coronavirus: first French death (official)
France recorded its first COVID-19 fatality on February 26, 2020 — a 60-year-old Parisian who died overnight, as the Ministry of Health confirmed five
Coronavirus: the first French death among three new confirmed cases in France
Three new cases of coronavirus have been detected in France, one of the victims of which, a 60-year-old Frenchman, died during the night of
Music: Aloise Sauvage, life on a thread
Aloise Sauvage is not afraid of heights: she puts herself in danger hanging on a rope at the Victoires de la Musique, and talks
New record year for PSA which is resisting the downturn
French automaker PSA, in the process of merging with Fiat Chrysler, posted record net profit in 2019, up 13.2% to 3.2 billion euros, despite
Debt, “Black Spot” of public finances recognizes Bruno Le Maire
Debt remains the “black spot” of public finances recognized Wednesday the Minister of Economy Bruno Le Maire, promising to initiate a reduction in public
Coronavirus: Miracle cures and bogus theories infect Networks
Miracle remedies to conspiracy theories, disinformation around the new coronavirus abounds on digital platforms, which struggle to cope as crises of this order facilitate
Municipal: a left union with variable Geometry
Between Greens wanting to confirm their breakthrough, a PS in search of an “act of renaissance of the left”, a PCF defending its meager
Track Cycling World Championships: Vigier and Thomas key pieces of the Blues
Two key pieces in the Blues group: Sebastien Vigier for the sprint, Benjamin Thomas for endurance, lead the French team in the World Track