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World News: Kiev or Rafah

While Vladimir Putin's Russia seems to be deriving many benefits from the conflict between Hamas and Israel, it is also helped by the historical sensitivity of the Middle East and the upheavals of the bad actors in control.

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  • Apprendre a se Comprendre

    La dégradation des relations diplomatiques entre la France et la Turquie révèle aussi l'incompréhension nourrit par le monde musulman à l'endroit de la notion de laïcité à la française. Essai d'explication.  

  • HL A&E Presents The Best Summer 2016 Music Festivals, by the Numbers

    Every year, thousands of people flock to church. The devotees pray in flower crowns and straw hats, fringe-laden vests and neon body paint. They are the congregation of music lovers, gathering from many different corners of the world to worship at the summer’s many music festivals.

     
  • White Sands Review – Danish Cop Drama Delivers

    White Sands, from Topic Studios, an original limited series, presents a light crime drama as two undercover detectives pose as a married couple while investigating the unsolved murder of the brother of a German politician in the seaside village.

     
  • Larry Flynt, Hustler Magazine Publisher, Dies

    Larry Flynt, Hustler magazine publisher, accidental First Amendment icon and the mastermind behind the global Hustler enterprises, including Gentlemen's Clubs, apparel, and accessories, has died of heart failure in his Hollywood Hills home. He was 78.

     
  • Celebrity Interview: Cherien Dabis Talks on the Realities of Filmmaking in the Middle East, Bill Pullman and Inspiration

    "May in The Summer," the coming of age family drama from filmmaker Cherien Dabis, takes a challenging look at modern family drama weaving contemporary modern lives, hopes and loves into the old world family structure faced by most second generation Arab Americans.

     
  • Le Brexit, un Vrai British Soap

    Les manifestations de soutien au sentiment pro-européen organisées à Londres témoignent aussi de la peur ressentie par nombre de Britanniques de se retrouver esseulés dans un monde traversé de concurrences face auxquelles la Grande-Bretagne se retrouverait placée en situation de faiblesse.