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De quoi Napoléon est-il vraiment mort ? Le Monde (Sciences) s’interroge. “Bonaparte, premier consul”. Peinture de François Gérard. Musée Condé, Chantilly. | ©Photo Josse/Leemage
By James Reynolds BBC News, Istanbul There are certain customs, established over many decades, to uphold when declaring a coup. A rough-hewn general in a crisp uniform reads out a statement on state TV in which he declares that, reluctantly, the armed forces have decided to step in to save the country. Gen al-Sisi’s declaration on…
Jesse Kline, National Post
Bien que 46,5% des Québécois se tournent vers la télévision pour consulter l’actualité, elle perd du terrain au profit d’autres médias, selon les dernières données du Cefrio.
By A. A. Gill, Vanity Fair At any liberal-establishment dinner table in London, say, or Paris, the U.S. will figure as a big, fat, dumb child. ; The intellectuals, the movers and the makers and the creators, the dinner-party establishments of people who count, are united in the belief—no, the knowledge—that Americans are stupid, crass, ignorant, soul-less, naïve…