Geohistorian, professor emeritus at Paris-Diderot University, Christian Grataloup has been deciphering major events on a planetary scale for many years. This global history specialist reacts to the Covid-19 crisis, the first pandemic of the 21e century. Christian Grataloup, specialist in global hi
ASIAN PRESS REVIEW. This weeks content:a report from the New York Times in the province of Xinjiang considered by the Chinese as the cradle of skiing; the emergence of Chinese authors in world SF literature; the show of force between Americans and North Americans; the delayed construction of the Ind
As with most burial mounds scattered throughout much of Europe, the two that are still preserved in the Polish city of Krakow hold more questions than answers. They are known by the name of Krakus (in Polish Krakusa) and Wanda (in Polish Wandy), and they were originally accompanied by four other sma
The movie The Dig on Netflix is an opportunity to learn more about the Dark Ages, the 5th and 6th centuries of Great Britain which still remain mysterious today. Explanations by historian Alban Gautier, professor of medieval history at the University of Caen. Ralph Fiennes plays Basil Brown in T