Unmasking The New Face Of Education During The Pandemic
By Vidhi Taparia. When written in Chinese, the word crisis is composed of two characters – one represents danger and
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Author: Bertrand de Foucauld
In Lourdes, no miracle rather a debacle
By Lucien Cavelier. One day. It would just take a day for the current French President Emmanuel Macron to massacre
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Bezos & The Space: A pionneer Or An Exploiter?
Lucien Cavelier: Since always, I am spectating/watching this frenzy around space exploration/space conquest, with both fascination and disgust. Fascination, because
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Donald Rumsfeld
par Jean-Pierre Arbon (former Flammarion Publisher Manager, singer & poet). Although, I haven’t ever met him in person, I can
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The Départements in France: a territorial division of the olden times
Created in 1789, at the time of the French Revolution, for replacing the system of the Ancient regime – Lords,
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Protest March in Jouy-en-Josas: tension between living environment and centralization
The right to protest can also be applied to the local level. The proof: in the small district of Jouy-en-Josas,
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Concerto for clarinet and string orchestra (with Harp and Piano) by Aaron Copland
Born in the neighbourhoods of Brooklyn in 1900, Aaron Copland is the fifth and youngest child of a Russian family
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Jouy-en-Josas (S-W Paris). The Passage of Pentecostal Gypsies: A failed opportunity
Following the passage from a group of an Evangelical family group and of a local elected official’s message on social
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Jean-Noël Barrot : A man well-accompanied?
Upon perusing an article of 78Actu French daily, about the list of Jean-Noël Barrot (MoDem) and of Aurore Bergé (LREM),
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Some French High Authorities don’t like France’s High Authority for Transparency of Public Life much
In the wake of the article published on Contrib’City on 4th March, it isn’t just at the Yvelines level that
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