Armenia: Moscow, Meddling & the Mountain
Taline Papazian is a French Armenian political scientist and strategic affairs analyst covering Armenia and South Caucasus. She is also Director of the Armenia Peace Initiative Think Tank.
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Taline Papazian is a French Armenian political scientist and strategic affairs analyst covering Armenia and South Caucasus. She is also Director of the Armenia Peace Initiative Think Tank.
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La paire amรฉricano-tchรจque a battu le duo Aleksandra Krunic-Anna Danilina en deux sets dimanche. Porte d'Auteuil, Katerina Siniakova avait dรฉjร remportรฉ trois fois le trophรฉe aux cรดtรฉs d'autres partenaires.
Bernadette Chirac, the steel-willed former first lady of France who spent 12 years at the รlysรฉe Palace from 1995 to 2007 beside President Jacques Chirac โ weathering his notorious infidelities with dry humor while building her own political power base in rural France โ has died. She was 93. FRANCE 24's Philip Turle breaks down her legacy.
An illegal rave party gathering some 2,000 people in southern France on Saturday defied a regional ban -- and starkly laid out opposition to a government bill seeking to criminalise such behaviour.
ร lโoccasion de la visite du pape Lรฉon XIV en Espagne, des centaines dโenseignes de restauration proposent des formules ร tarifs prรฉfรฉrentiels destinรฉes aux pรจlerins, bรฉnรฉvoles et visiteurs attendus en nombre dans le pays.
Franรงois Picard is pleased to welcome Dr. Jean-Marc Dreyfus, Historian, Professor of Modern History at the University of Manchester, Chief Editor of 'La Revue d'Histoire de la Shoah' and one of the curators of the Shoah Memorial in Paris photography exhibit highlighting the discovery of 98 previously unknown photographs documenting the May 14, 1941 roundup of foreign Jews in Paris. It represents one of the most significant visual revelations in Holocaust historiography in recent years, the images capturing what Dr. Dreyfus calls "a real discovery for history, for our memory," offering an almost minute-by-minute account of a largely forgotten precursor to the infamous Vel' d'Hiv roundup of July 1942.
'They were dazzling, like meringue,' said Vo Tan, who filmed the museum's treasures before they were stolen, and is now displaying them in hologram form in the building once used for the Port-Coton foghorn.
In tonight's edition, opposition figures in Somalia accuse security forces of attacking them at a meeting at the former PM's house. Also, critics of an African family values conference say that despite its purported push for the continent to define its own moral principles and priorities, the gathering in Ghana will roll back LGBT rights. And Nigeriaโs National Museum is drawing a new generation of visitors to a revamped gallery that encourages a more hands-on experience.
This week weโre taking a look at a much-loved pillar of French culture: apรฉro. This ritual gathering takes place before dinner, typically between 6pm and 8pm, itโs a moment when friends, family, neighbors, or colleagues meet for drinks and snacks. A majority of French people say itโs part of their national heritage. So what do people drink and eat? And what are the etiquette rules to this beloved tradition?
The killing this month of 14-year-old Agostina Vega, in the central city of Cordoba, has shocked Argentina, triggering a groundswell of outrage and growing demands for government action against gender-based violence. The outrage has reverberated across the country, and on Wednesday, thousands of protesters gathered for the annual Ni Una Menos demonstration in downtown Buenos Aires. Agostinaโs case brought renewed energy and purpose to the protest, amplifying demands for government action and intensifying criticism of President Javier Milei.
Mercredi soir, la ministre de la Culture a dรฉvoilรฉ une รฉtude technique sur le transport de la cรฉlรจbre broderie. Selon elle, tous les clignotants sont au vert pour le dรฉpart de lโouvrage, dโici juillet.
SpaceX, Elon Muskโs rocket and satellite company, said on Wednesday it plans to raise about $75 billion in an initial public offering, valuing the company at $1.765 trillion. The company will offer 555.6 million shares at $135 each, surpassing Saudi Aramcoโs record $25.6 billion IPO in 2019.
The US president can veto the measure if it gains Senate approval, though the Trump administration insists that the war against Iran is already over, despite ongoing exchanges of fire between the two sides' forces and little sign of real progress in peace negotiations.
'Resisting a repressive regime' (1/3). Since the invasion of Ukraine, a group of 'invisibles' โ anonymous journalists, lawyers and activists โ have been gathering information about the fate of thousands of political prisoners sentenced to lengthy prison terms for having challenged the Russian leader.
Samedi 30 mai aux abords du Parc des Princes, des jeunes ont joyeusement raccompagnรฉ une dame de 90 ans chez elle, une sรฉquence devenue virale. La supposer exceptionnelle est entรฉriner des clichรฉs et des clivages quโon nous serine.
The French airlines Air France, KLM and Transavia - confident that they have sufficient fuel supplies - are offering tickets that can be changed free of charge this summer, in an attempt to lure back travellers.
US President Donald Trump said on Tuesday that he will attend and speak at a rescheduled White House correspondents' dinner on July 24, nearly three months after a shooting outside the original event prompted his evacuation. Organisers said the gathering will proceed with enhanced security, insisting violence will not dictate public life.
Angela Diffley is pleased to welcome Peter Zalmayev, director of the Eurasia Democracy Initiative. He offers a forceful assessment of the evolving dynamics of Russia's war against Ukraine. Rejecting narratives of Russian momentum, he argues that Moscow's intensified bombardment of Kyiv reflects mounting pressure on President Vladimir Putin, whose military campaign has become increasingly "bogged down" and politically costly. While acknowledging the devastating impact on Ukrainian civilians, he contends that Russia's battlefield difficulties, growing casualties, and declining territorial gains have created pressure on the Kremlin to project power through spectacular strikes on urban centers. As Moscow faces AI-enhanced drone warfare to systematic strikes on Russian oil infrastructure and military logistics, Putin must demonstrate to his "jingoistic militaristic base" that "Russia is not impotent. Russia can strike back."