Inside this Issue: * Coronavirus Encore: France Back under Lockdown * Understanding Charlie Hebdo and French Secularism * Armchair Entertainment - Improbable...
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Because of a second wave of Covid-19 cases, France returned to confinement through December 1st; all public events in November have been canceled. In light of...
This article chronicles the timeline of ongoing events surrounding the attacks, and offers some insights into the French Republic’s staunchly secular...
As the “second wave” of Covid-19 infections begins to overwhelm hospitals, the French are once again back in confinement from October 30 until at least...
I love the fact that in Paris everyone cycles. It's considered a way of getting around rather than a sports activity. Here are some tips on how to get around...
Inside this Issue: * In the Paris News this Week * Drinking Local in Paris: Alternatives to the Usual Brands * Mexico in Paris * How to Farm in Paris (without...
Due to a disturbing new rise in Covid-19 cases in Paris and the surrounding Ile-de-France since September, many regular events in Paris have been canceled...
There’s no shortage of beers, wines and spirits “Made in France” In fact, some of the biggest internationally-known brands are French. But in these times of...
Not only are there excellent Mexican restaurants and authentic taquerias, there’s also a vibrant community celebrating Mexican culture and specialized shops to...
Most of us have to make do with our window ledges or tiny balconies, but there are actually several options for Parisians who want to do some serious...
There’s no shortage of ice cream, gelato and sorbet shops and stands in Paris. You don’t have to travel far to get your fix, but you might want to explore some...
In this Issue: * In the French News * Paris: The City of Lights, Love, and Feeling Fat * A Lesson in Joie de Vivre from the Tomato Prince * What You Don’t...