Former AAPA President Rony Koven Dies
Ronald Koven, a long-time Paris-based journalist who struggled tirelessly for the freedom of the press, died on Friday Oct. 30
Former AAPA President Rony Koven Dies Read More »
Events
AAPA Gears Up for COP21 Climate Change Conference
AAPA members now know the who, what, where, when and why of the upcoming COP21 conference on climate change thanks
AAPA Gears Up for COP21 Climate Change Conference Read More »
AAPA Gets the Story behind France’s Unique Unicorn
France has become a much more fertile ground for creating start-up companies, the youthful and dynamic head of French ride-sharing
AAPA Gets the Story behind France’s Unique Unicorn Read More »
Hollande’s Diplomatic Advisor Meets the AAPA
A group of AAPA journalists were given a rare opportunity last October 6 to meet with Jacques Audibert, France’s top
Hollande’s Diplomatic Advisor Meets the AAPA Read More »
France to Push Through Health Service Reforms
France’s national health service may be one of the best in the world, but it urgently needs reform to make
France to Push Through Health Service Reforms Read More »
Annual Gala Reflects Thriving AAPA
Nearly 100 AAPA members and their guests had reason to cheer when they gathered for our annual Gala garden party
Annual Gala Reflects Thriving AAPA Read More »
Minister Warns on Militant Secularism in Schools
France must avoid being overly dogmatic in the interpretation of rules separating church and state, and “militant secularism” of
Minister Warns on Militant Secularism in Schools Read More »
Eurozone’s Greek Strategy Is Flawed: Piketty
It would be a catastrophe for the Eurozone if Greece were pushed out,” Thomas Piketty, France’s ‘super economist’ told over
Eurozone’s Greek Strategy Is Flawed: Piketty Read More »
Former AAPA Member William Pfaff Dies
William Pfaff, an international affairs columnist and outspoken critic of the foreign policies of the U.S. and other nations, has
Former AAPA Member William Pfaff Dies Read More »