Félicien Kabuga, Accused of Funding Rwandan Genocide, Dies in Custody
Félicien Kabuga, the fugitive businessman accused of bankrolling the 1994 genocide against the Tutsi in Rwanda, has died in a hospital in The Hague. The International … Read more
Paris
Hantavirus Outbreak: Spanish Passenger Tests Positive from MV Hondius Cruise Ship
Spain’s health ministry has confirmed a new case of hantavirus in a passenger evacuated from the MV Hondius cruise ship, bringing the total number of confirmed … Read more
Les coulisses de la qualification en finale de C1 du PSG
The silence that followed the final whistle in Munich was not a void, but a heavy, expectant pause. For Paris Saint-Germain, the 1-1 draw on Wednesday … Read more
France and UK to Host Strait of Hormuz Summit, Sidelining Trump
France and the United Kingdom are coordinating a high-level diplomatic summit in Paris this Friday to address the escalating crisis in the Strait of Hormuz. The … Read more
Original Picasso Painting Raffled for 100 Euros for Alzheimer’s Research
For most art enthusiasts, owning an original Pablo Picasso is a dream reserved for the ultra-wealthy, the sovereign wealth funds, or the world’s most prestigious museums. … Read more
Man Wins €1.45 Million Picasso in Alzheimer’s Charity Raffle
For Ari Hodora, a 58-year-classic sales engineer living in Paris, a casual weekend decision to enter an online raffle has resulted in a life-altering windfall. By … Read more
Banksy Exhibitions in France: Original Art or Clever Copies?
The paradox of Banksy has always been his visibility. An artist who built a career on anonymity and the rebellion against the sanitized confines of the … Read more
The Struggle of Being an American Abroad in a Polarized World
Midday in Paris just before Easter, the steps of the city’s opera house were crowded with tourists. French soldiers, armed with assault rifles, patrolled the area—a … Read more
Innovative Aluminum Chain Facade for Disney Glamour Store in Paris
In the meticulously choreographed environment of Disneyland Paris, architecture is rarely just about shelter. Every beam, brick, and spire is tasked with a dual mission: to … Read more
The Bus Reopens: New Hotel, Restaurant, and Club
For decades, the Bus Palladium has functioned as a rhythmic heartbeat for the 9th arrondissement, a venue where the grit of Rue Pigalle met the avant-garde … Read more
Joe Hattab in Paris
Paris has long been the global epicenter of romance, art, and architectural grandeur, but in the digital age, the city has evolved into something more: a … Read more
US Trade Chief Rules Out Beijing Visit Ahead of Trump-Xi Summit
Washington is adopting a disciplined, low-profile approach to the lead-up of the upcoming Trump-Xi summit trade talks, prioritizing digital diplomacy over high-level diplomatic visits to Beijing. … Read more