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Selon l’étude « Rebuilding Europe » du cabinet d’audit EY, la crise du Covid-19 a créé une véritable catastrophe culturelle. C’est le deuxième secteur le plus affecté par la crise sanitaire, juste derrière l’industrie aéronautique, mais avant le tourisme. Vincent Villard, enseignant, conférencier en formations artistiques, est aussi le co-fondateur de L’ECOLE

L’Europe subit lourdement les conséquences économiques de la pandémie de Covid-19, et particulièrement ses jeunes. Sa jeunesse est non seulement au chômage mais elle est aussi ciblée comme source de contamination. La jeunesse européenne ne vit plus normalement ; elle s’inquiète pour son avenir. Deviendrait-elle la génération perdue du Covid

The Nobel Peace Prize co-winners, Congolese doctor Denis Mukwege and Iraqi Nadia Murad, a survivor of sexual slavery organised by Daesh, received the prestigious prize in Oslo on 10 December. In an interview conducted in Bukavu by Daesh's Democratic Republic of Congo correspondent, Denis Mukwege, who was interviewed in Bukavu, the Democratic Republic of the Congo correspondent for

Going back in time is one of the dreams we all have, especially when visiting our museums. Attempting to recover the original appearance of buildings or works from the past is of major interest both in terms of research and in terms of valorization. This is now possible thanks to the combined know-how

Arnaud Apoteker, who was for a long time in charge of the GMO campaign for Greenpeace France, was one of the key players in obtaining a ban on the cultivation of GMOs in France. A fierce opponent of the use of pesticides, particularly glyphosate, he was the linchpin and general coordinator of the International Tribunal for the Law of the Sea.

Bernadette Lecerf-Thomas who was one of the contributors of Up' magazine left us last week after a long illness. As a tribute, we rerun this interview she gave us in 2012. In what way is each of us potentially talented? How can we develop our own talents and

Bertrand Piccard was invited last June to Montreal for Movin'On, an event that brings together actors from around the world on the theme of sustainable mobility. Bertrand was one of the speakers, and had to speak on one of his favourite subjects: "How to succeed in the impossible, how to invent, how to innovate, how to create,

Bertrand Piccard was invited to speak at Movin'On, a global event on sustainable mobility produced by Michelin in partnership with C2 Montreal. The topic of his talk was: "How to achieve the impossible, how to invent, how to innovate, how to create, how to get out of one's comfort zone, how to

Slow Food, which seeks to promote an environmentally friendly food model, is celebrating its 30th anniversary in 2016. Its founder, Carlo Petrini, "one of the 50 men who could save the planet" according to the Guardian, talks to AFP about the values of his movement and its challenges. Slow Food, an international organisation

As part of the reform of the Common Agricultural Policy, the European Commission has launched a Europe-wide public consultation and is calling on citizens to express their views. WWF is an NGO that defends the environment and calls for action to guide the new CAP. Interview with Pascal Canfin, Director

After buying our organic take-away, Arnaud Devigne takes me to 29 rue Berri, the headquarters of INDEED France, where he has been the Managing Director for about a year. INDEED is the first job search engine founded in 2004 and already has more than 4000 employees worldwide. In the

In 2030, in just seventeen years, China, India and Africa will each have one and a half billion inhabitants. And the world will be different. An observer of economic developments in countries other than Europe and the West who starts from the experience of living with people will be interesting and

« J’essaie d’avoir toujours un rêve, et j’en ai eu plusieurs, dont certains se sont réalisés ». Claudie Haigneré fut la première astronaute française. Elle rêve d’espace depuis son plus jeune âge et a eu la chance de faire partie de ces quelques dizaines d’humains qui se sont arrachés à la pesanteur

The Ministry of the Environment opened its doors last night to two sacred monsters of philosophy: Edgar Morin and Patrick Viveret. In a debate moderated by Gilles Bœuf, professor at the Collège de France, and punctuated by the charm of the young playwright David Wahl, only one question was asked: "Is the man

Corine Pelluchon belongs to this new generation of philosophers who see their thinking in action. Voluntarily subversive, she fights to integrate ecology and the consideration of the animal condition in a new social contract. She is a philosopher of existence who is working, without complex, to re-found the old "animal" and the new "animal".

We are experiencing a major change in civilization, which is reflected in our relationship to consciousness, education and money, as well as in our relationship with nature and all the kingdoms of life. We have to move from instrumentalizing nature to being in

COP 21 has just ended. Climate issues are becoming crucial, as is the need to revisit our global economic model and consequently our political governance. These are all essential themes that are mobilizing our full attention. VIDEO ON YOUTUBE This section "What future for humanity? "answers