Author Edward Chisholm: Murder in Paris ’68
The author Edward Chisholm spoke to AAPA on April 24 about his two books, his breakout debut memoir A Waiter […]
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Surviving Chaos: Mark Leonard on the new rules of geopolitics
How do we make sense of the chaos of global politics when the rules change every week? What role can
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The French Far-Right and the Future of Europe
On April 8, we hosted a panel discussion on the French far-right, at the offices of the Associated Press in
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Our visit to the Opéra Comique
On March 16 a group of AAPA members was given a tour of the Opéra Comique by its director, Louis
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A perfect storm of humanitarian crises
Between trips to Ukraine and Lebanon, Carl Skau, the acting director of the World Food Programme, met with us in
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Roland Lescure meets AAPA at Bercy
On February 9, AAPA members met the French finance minister Roland Lescure at the ministry in Bercy. It was a
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Journalists in peril
To help mark the 40th anniversary of Reporters Sans Frontiers (RSF), we held two panel discussions on November 20 at
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Jean-Marc Mojon on safety for journalists
UJean-Marc Mojon, global head of news safety for Agence France-Presse, spoke to the AAPA on October 7 — two years
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Tax the wealthy?
One of the most talked-about economic issues around the world in 2025 is whether creating a “wealth tax” on the