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Nearly 250 victims, years of waiting: women humiliated by Christian Nègre, a former senior cultural official who allegedly administered diuretics to force them to urinate, under cover...
Read moreIn this Correspondents broadcast, we review how artificial intelligence revives the debate on historical memory after the appearance of Holocaust images generated by artificial intelligence.…
Read moreAlthough last-minute diplomacy managed to save the meeting on Friday, February 6, Washington and Tehran come to the table with very distant positions. While the Islamic Republic has shown itself…
Read morePortugal, Morocco and Spain face flooding caused by storm Leonardo. Hundreds of thousands of people have had to be evacuated and public services have been severely affected.…
Read moreDespite a fragile ceasefire, the humanitarian crisis in Gaza persists. Residents continue to mourn and bury their dead, and attacks on civilian facilities continue amid…
Read moreCanadian Prime Minister Mark Carney on Thursday scrapped a mandate for all vehicles sold in Canada to be electric by 2035, marking another retreat from emissions and climate-focused measures. At the…
Read moreIn this issue of Thaqafa, Liana Saleh hosts the Yemeni writer and novelist Habib Abd Rabbuh Soruri, to talk about his latest book, The Comedy of Forgiveness: From Al-Ma’arri to Dante, a book that brings together the Epistle of Forgiveness by Abu Al-Ala Al-Ma’arri and the comedy…
Read moreThe Louvre Museum says a crown left behind by thieves fleeing a daring robbery last year is largely intact and will be fully restored. The crown of French Empress Eugénie is missing just one of the eight…
Read moreRussia is "no longer bound" by the New Start nuclear disarmament treaty, concluded in 2010 with the United States and which expired on February 5, the Russian Foreign Ministry said on Wednesday.…
Read moreFollowing the publication of the Epstein files, Vladimir Putin would have accused Western elites of feasting on human flesh, says Kirill Dmitriev, a Kremlin negotiator. It’s actually…
Read moreFinal preparations are in full swing ahead of the official opening of the Milan Cortina Winter Olympics on Friday, with several preliminary and qualification events, including ice hockey and curling,…
Read moreIn January, the 9th Night of Solidarity took place in Paris, a government initiative that seeks to understand the needs of homeless people and transform the perception of exclusion.…
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