“It’s a real village next to the village”, proudly exclaims Marc Jermann, the director, welcoming visitors to the Saint-André institute, nestled in Cernay (Haut-Rhin), at the foot of the Vosges. More than a residence, this real place of life, with its post office, its church, its houses, has been welcoming nearly 500 children, adults, retirees … Read more
Located in the Red River Delta, Bac Ninh is known for its pagodas and worship sites where Buddha statues and priceless antiquities are kept. The locality is an ancestral cultural center of Vietnam. >> Vinh Nghiêm and Bô Dà, two essential pagodas in Vietnamese Buddhism >> Vietnamese pagodas through the lens of a French photographer … Read more
TS Eliot’s ‘The Waste Land’ 100 Years Later “April is the cruelest month.” Thus begins one of the most important poems in universal literature. the wasteland of T. S. Eliot, first published in December 1922, is a century old and hasn’t aged a second. April is the cruelest month, says the first line of the … Read more
Summary : In the immensity of the Bolivian highlands, Virginio and Sisa watch over their herd of llamas. So far, nothing has been able to divert them from this harsh life, inherited from traditions: neither their advanced age, nor the departure of the inhabitants of the region, driven out by the drought. So they are … Read more
He swirls the glass of his first wine, deeply red, and plunges into the memories of a former country boy. Perhaps he is reflected in the rustic blend Sangiovese with Cabernets and Merlot with cosmopolitan elegance. Brunello Cucinelli has in the name the destiny of a wine producer. Which has now been achieved, with the … Read more
Father Michel Guillaud, priest from diocese de Lyon arrived in 2006 in the diocese of Constantine and Hippo (Algeria). After seven years in Batna, in the Aures, he was sent to Constantine and Skikda. Since 2014, he is vicar general sound diocese and since 2015, secretary of the Episcopal Conference of North Africa. Christians represent … Read more
Each Wednesday, The World Africa presents three new musical releases from or inspired by the continent. This week, honor to reggae, about which the Ghanaian singer stonebwoy recently said: “Reggae is rooted in the heart of Africa, it fundamentally does not belong to any Caribbean society, it belongs to Africans and we benefit from it … Read more
Priest of the diocese of Lyon, Michel Guillaud arrived in 2006 in the diocese of Constantine and Hippone (Algeria). After seven years in Batna, in the Aures, he was sent to Constantine and Skikda. Since 2014, he has been vicar general of his diocese and since 2015, secretary of the Episcopal Conference of North Africa. … Read more
The icon of dance Carolyn Carlson is in Bari. Wednesday 2 November at 9 pm it will be staged at the Abeliano theater “The ways of Land“, the show is the result of a special workshop for professional dancers and advanced students, conceived and curated by the ResExtensa company, with the great … Read more
“Mother Earth is sick from a model of infinite exploitation. If urgent action is not taken, more indigenous peoples and women will be displaced from their territories. Climate justice must imply justice for indigenous peoples. We are living alternatives to the climate crisis. We resist ecocidal and genocidal violence. What many have called development and … Read more