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Beijing reads Plato while we apologise for him
Christopher Nolan's interview in Beijing highlights contrasting attitudes toward greatness, as Chinese scholars embrace Western classics while the West grapples with apologizing for its past.
Europe will not be outvoted, it will be renormalised
The article discusses how vocal minorities can influence societal norms, highlighting the example of religious practices dominating in environments where they are not the majority.
Ceuta was declared over before anyone had counted
The events in Ceuta reveal a troubling response from the media, which downplayed mass migration while Spain's officials provided questionable figures on migrant returns.
The elites cannot forgive the people for being right
In a recent interview, Elon Musk defended his influence on democracy, suggesting that many people support him while criticizing the mainstream media's role in shaping public opinion.
Is the death penalty coming back?
During the ninth World Congress Against the Death Penalty, Macron noted the resurgence of capital punishment globally, amid debates in France following shocking murders and safety concerns.
Ninety-nine Frenchmen: What the World Cup reveals about Europe’s citizenship crisis
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