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Category: France

Valour At The French Quarter

The global community was experiencing a war worldwide for the first time. The war, originating in Europe, had rocked Asia and Africa, too. Britain and France were facing difficulties in […]

Britain, Neighbours, EU & Immigration

Venkatraman ‘Venki’ Ramakrishnan – an American and British structural biologist of Indian origin, Nobel laureate and President of the Royal Society – has called for a sensible immigration system in […]

‘nother Liberator?

In a letter to his publisher friend, he wrote: “You can publish those short stories after my death.” Why he said so…….? Because, he wrote about war and also about […]

Paris’ Tribute To Palestinian Martyrs

Bezons – a municipality in the north-western region of Paris – recently unveiled a new alley to mark the ‘catastrophe‘ experienced by the Palestinians immediately after the creation of Israel […]

A Historic Blunder!

In 1968, a group of students in France organised themselves against the patriarchal leadership and got into a massive confrontation with the Police. The ‘revolt’ – popularly known as ‘Paris […]

The Dark Side Of Glory

Dubrovnik…. the beautiful Croatian city in southern part of the country, fronting the Adriatic Sea. The distinctive Old Town is encircled with massive stone walls built in the 16th century. […]

The Leftists Being Left Out

Demanding more sexual freedom, students staged the ‘Movement of March 22’ in France in 1968. Basically, the male students of the Paris-Sorbonne University wanted to get free access to the […]

Diplomacy Is Disastrous!

April 7, 2018…. The Western media reported that the Bashar al-Assad regime in Syria carried out a fresh chemical attack in the Damascus suburb’s Douma district (in Eastern Ghouta). The […]