2026 World Cup: how Curaçao is experiencing its first World Cup
The day ends, the sun sets. The first fireworks candles ignite in the sky over Willemstad, capital of Curaçao, in the Caribbean….
End of life law: the failure of a consensus
The promise of a “consensual” law will have fizzled out. While Emmanuel Macron had urged a “come together”, the diametrically opposed visions…
(Editorial) “Dilan’s stroll”, by Samuel Lieven
It is sometimes at the heart of tragedies that the reasons to still believe in them are revealed. This paradox crossed my…
Our food: an ecological and spiritual issue
“May no one be excluded from the common table and may your Spirit teach us to look at bread not as an…
Olivier Weber publishes “Angels and Ogres”
Our meeting takes place just before your departure for Ukraine. Less present on the screens, this war continues. What are you going…
the French are taking the turn
Driving his electric car in the streets of Strasbourg (Bas-Rhin), Elies Anane still seems to have difficulty realizing. “I would have been…
a robot becomes a monk in South Korea
His saffron cape surrounds metallic shoulders from which emerges a head-screen, at the top similar to the tonsure of monks. Gabi, the…
2026 World Cup: a cash machine
“Relieve moral misfortunes. » When Jules Rimet invented the Football World Cup in 1930, the Frenchman imagined a global celebration to connect…
“Leon XIV’s encyclical “Magnifica humanitas” is not technophobic”
You have just discovered Magnificent Humanity, the encyclical of Leo XIV. What did you think of it? This text is not technophobic…
What does Leo XIV’s first encyclical contain?
Pope Leo XIV and at his side… one of the co-founders of Anthropic, one of the main artificial intelligence (AI) structures. It…