Pompidou Center’s Attraction Still Rising After 40 Years
Terror attacks scared off visitors to the Louvre and the Musée d’Orsay last year, but the numbers kept on rising
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Terror attacks scared off visitors to the Louvre and the Musée d’Orsay last year, but the numbers kept on rising
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The AAPA kicked off 2017 with a news-making event on Jan. 6 when nearly 60 members met with one of
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Dear Member, As we turn the page on what has been a very eventful year, I want to take a
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Twenty-five members attended our AGM on Friday, Dec. 16, at the Brasserie de l’Assemblée in the 7th, which started at
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PARIS—Drawing on his large stock of entertaining anecdotes, Erik Emptaz, the editor of Le Canard Enchainé, looked back over the
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It cannot enforce its recommendations, but the French government’s human rights advisory body has been vocal and sometimes effective in
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France’s decision to name a non-Muslim to head its Foundation for Islam, in the wake of the terrorist attack during
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The recent renovation of the American Library was done with the user in mind, Director Charles Trueheart told an early
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