Culture · 3 min read
Amina Cissé
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Tiakola’s New Album “WpointM” Bridges La Courneuve and Congo
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Pope Leo XIV Criticizes End-of-Life Policies and Warns Against Artificial Intelligence in Paris
On his first day in Paris, Pope Leo XIV delivered a critical speech on end-of-life issues at the Élysée and warned against the rise of artificial intelligence at UNESCO, also condemning leaders undermining the rule of law.
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Gallo-Roman Wall Discovered in Paris May Confirm City’s Original Site
A Gallo-Roman wall dating back to ancient times was discovered this summer beneath a hospital on Île de la Cité, Paris. This major find may settle the debate over the city's first settlement near Notre-Dame, announces the French Ministry of Culture.
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NASA’s Unprecedented Observation of Five Supernova Remnants in Auriga
On September 24, 2026, NASA unveiled an exceptional image taken at Morocco's Oukaïmeden Observatory, revealing five supernova remnants in the Auriga constellation, aged thousands of years.
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Carole Boinet Celebrates 40 Years of Les Inrockuptibles Magazine
Les Inrockuptibles magazine marks its 40th anniversary. Founded in 1986, it has chronicled musical, cinematic, and literary evolutions. Editor Carole Boinet releases an anniversary book recounting this rich history.
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Apple Opens Apple Music Hall, a High-Tech Concert Venue in London
Apple has inaugurated Apple Music Hall, a modern 600-seat concert venue located at Battersea Power Station in London. This unique space combines close artist-fan interaction with advanced technology, including a 48-speaker spatial sound system and professional recording studios to capture every performance.
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Ed Sheeran Condemns Gaza Situation and Apologizes After Controversy
Ed Sheeran condemned the situation in Gaza as catastrophic and unjustifiable, while apologizing for the controversy sparked by rapper Macklemore's exclusion from his tour.
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Maillage Festival Arrives in Paris to Explore Today’s World
The Maillage Festival, held September 25-27, 2026 at Palais de la Porte Dorée in Paris, offers diverse narratives on migration, exile, memory, and identities. Featuring novels, poetry, comics, music, and performances, with Mohamed Mbougar Sarr as guest of honor.
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In Mali, When Animals Dance: A Malian Theatrical Tradition in Lyon
Lyon's Museum of Confluences hosts 'In Mali, When Animals Dance,' highlighting Sogo Bō, an ancestral popular theater from Mali recognized by UNESCO. The exhibition features 110 masks, puppets, and instruments from Sonia and Albert Loeb's collection.
Business · 5 min read
Fastnet: AWS’s Cable Meets a Local Debate
AWS plans a Maryland-Ireland subsea cable designed for more than 320 terabits per second. A proposed onshore facility shows how global infrastructure is negotiated locally.
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Michel Marx Reflects on the Shoah’s Impact on His Childhood
Michel Marx, screenwriter and writer, recounts how the Shoah deeply marked his childhood, shaping his family's daily life. In the podcast "Avec Judith," he shares his quest to piece together his family past through conversations with Simone Veil and Ginette Kolinka.