Working at the town hall in Morez, we imagine, must be a busy yet somewhat uneventful affair: There's roadworks on the main rue de la République to take care of, planning for the reopening of the ...
Technology is turning education into a data-driven, personalized learning process. It's up to hum...
A year after riots in Delhi and elsewhere, Muslims are being forced out of their neighborhoods.
From a Swiss music box to a Chilean quilt, different projects seek to leave a tangible sign of th...
Proposals to ban smoking on private balconies are led by activists trying to modify citizen's lif...
An Iranian health official has echoed the Supreme Leader's repeated calls to rejuvenate the count...
Residents of the state's "bastis" get free rations and state-provided services on the back of ID ...
The University of Oxford is planning to change its curriculum to focus on fewer white composers a...
By closing bars and restaurants, we are not only depriving the sharing of meals but also the real...
A French judge used a stand-in for the role of the groom, registering her ex-boyfriend's name as ...
Cartoon characters parading down the streets are usually synonymous with childhood glee, theme parks and carnival floats. But as French daily Le Parisien reports, recent encounters with the ...
Is the former Beatles band mate to blame for declining beef consumption in the BBQ-loving country?
The Islamic Republic allows girls as young as 13 to marry legally. On top of that, a lack of enfo...
First, the good news: A major archeological find has been discovered in the north of Peru. A ceremonial mound or temple that's thought to date back some 3,200 years, the site also contains a mural ...
Underage or not, guerillas who continue taking up arms against the state are "war machines," the ...
While drilling deep for water last week in his field near Ouled Rahmoune, in northeastern Algeria, a farmer was surprised to see a liquid pouring from the pipes of a very different consistency, ...
Since its founding in 1949, the iconic French weekly Paris Match has published countless photos of the rich and powerful — and every now and then, a paparazzi shot might cost them. This ...
They haven't actually gone anywhere. But because of the pandemic, the city's celebrated caf&eacut...
Can nature save capitalism? Biomimicry is thought-provoking because it provides many sources of i...
The proof, this time around, was not in the proverbial pudding. It was in the sausage. As daily Berliner Kurier reports, police this week said they have identified the culprit in a 2012 ...
BUENOS AIRES — It's only now that the news is finally spreading. El Vesuvio, the country's oldest heladería (ice-cream shop), is no more. Founded in 1902 by the Cocitori family, the ...
This dearth of urban planning in the Egyptian capital dates back half a century. But it reached a...
