On October 9, a poignant tribute will unfold as Robert Badinter, the architect of France’s death penalty abolition, enters the Pantheon. This date marks a historic anniversary, honoring a legacy that reshaped justice and humanity in the nation.
Read MoreIn Aleppo’s ancient marketplace, the echoes of bustling trade and vibrant life linger amidst the haunting ruins. Once a vibrant tapestry of culture and commerce, today it stands as a poignant reminder of resilience, shadowed by the scars of conflict.
Read MoreFor the British, war often feels like a distant chapter in history, a tapestry woven with tales of valor and sacrifice. Yet, as time passes, the echoes of conflict fade, leaving behind a complex legacy that shapes national identity in subtle, enduring ways.
Read MoreFive years post-COVID-19, the BNF stands as a sentinel of our collective memory. Amidst the echoes of lockdowns and solitude, it preserves the stories, documents, and artifacts that chronicle a time that reshaped our world.
Read MoreIn the coastal city of Baniyas, Syria, the Alawite community recounts harrowing tales of survival amid devastation. Many speak of families sheltering Sunni neighbors, a testament to humanity in turmoil, even as they mourn their lost kin amid the chaos.
Read MoreIn the delicate interplay of light and shadow, stories long buried in the sands of time come to life. “Min el Djazaïr,” an evocative production by the Compagnie Hékau, harnesses the artistry of shadow theater to illuminate the rich, yet often overlooked, history of the Jewish community in algeria. This groundbreaking performance invites audiences on…
Read MoreIn the hallowed halls of justice, were the echoes of past transgressions meet the resolute clang of legal certainty, the courtroom becomes a stage for the unfolding narrative of human complexity. Beneath the weight of solemnity, the trial in Rennes represents not just another case but a profound exploration of morality, consent, and societal implications.…
Read MoreAt Pompidou-Metz, an intriguing exhibition uncovers the hidden history of the Berber communities of the Canary Islands. Through art and artifacts, it vividly retraces their ancient journey, illuminating a vibrant culture often overshadowed in history.
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