Helping in Trouble Spots Carries Risks, Fabius Says
France is eager to help out in the world’s trouble spots, but there’s also a risk that a big Western
Helping in Trouble Spots Carries Risks, Fabius Says Read More »
France is eager to help out in the world’s trouble spots, but there’s also a risk that a big Western
Helping in Trouble Spots Carries Risks, Fabius Says Read More »
AAPA members enjoyed a rare privilege on March 25 when they visited the Philharmonie de Paris, the city’s brand-new
Philharmonie Seeks to Break Down Social Barriers Read More »
Getting big multinational corporations like Google Inc to pay more to local internet providers for the bandwidth they use was
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Islam in France must respect and adapt to the country’s secular creed and be independent of foreign influence, but France
Imam Lays Out the Challenges Facing French Muslims Read More »
Some 30 AAPA members and their guests now have a better idea of what goes into producing a world-renowned musical
AAPA Gets A Sneak Preview of Châtelet’s “Singin’ in the Rain” Read More »
There is no way to fully counter terrorism, and there are no “lone wolves,” AAPA members learned during a lively
AAPA Briefed by Terrorism Expert Bauer Read More »
Our second AAPA happy hour on February 6 was as big of a success as the first, with over 25
Thumbs Up For AAPA Happy Hour Read More »
Achieving greater social diversity among the high-powered students at the Ecole Nationale de l’Administration is one of the challenges facing
ENA Head Aims To Reform Selection Process Read More »
France is preparing tough, judicial measures to deal with terrorists, dangerous “jihadists” and those who justify “Jihad,” French Justice Minister
France Confirms Crackdown Policies on Terror Networks, Radicalisation Read More »