Fifty years of dictatorship have permeated even the walls of the primary school Al-Mahatta from Daraa, a city in southern Syria. In the director’s office, a rectangular white mark contrasts with the wall browned by time. “As soon as we learned of Bashar’s fall, we came to take down his portrait,” explains the man in … Read more
She won’t go to prison. At least, not for now. This Tuesday, the investigating chamber of the Paris Court of Appeal confirmed that Santiago’s mother could remain free, but under judicial supervision, reports The Parisian. The mother of this child born prematurely had kidnapped the child on October 21 from the maternity ward of Aulnay-sous-Bois … Read more
He is currently serving three long prison sentences, including one of fourteen years of criminal imprisonment for his spectacular escape from Réau prison in 2018. Placed in solitary confinement because considered a prisoner at risk, Rédoine Faïd could soon see his conditions of detention be lightened. This Monday, a sentencing judge asked to put an … Read more
Germany is celebrating on Saturday the fall of the Berlin Wall, which fell 35 years ago, amid popular jubilation which contrasts with the dark atmosphere of the moment, linked in particular to the serious government crisis the country is going through. However, the festivities which take place throughout the weekend will try not to lose … Read more
The strange feeling of being watched, of having someone looking over your shoulder? A feeling not necessarily so far-fetched. According to the site The informed and The Journal of the Economy (JDE), French authorities are intensifying their monitoring of French people’s online searches. Matignon, through the Government Information Service (GIS), has launched a project to … Read more