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Protests under different political systems

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3 mn readViolent protest erupted in the country France after a teenager was shot dead by a policeman. Reportedly, boy named Nahel M. was stopped by the cops at traffic and was asked to show documents. He tried to flee the scene when police fired the gunshot. However, eye witnesses have completely dismissed the information given by police. Nahel was targeted from a very close distance and not because of self-defense, they said. According to the reports, one suspect has been arrested in the investigation after protestors set cars and buses on fire. More than 4000 police personnel have been ordered to patrol cities across the country. 1000 people have been arrested whereas more than 200 police officers were injured.

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French creator portrait : Jacquemus, the fashion rebel and the lover of art of living

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4 mn readThe art of storytelling is now a marketing strategy that allows you to bring depth to your brand, and ultimately to become attached to it. But you have to know how to master it. Simon Porte Jacquemus is the creator of the ready-to-wear brand JACQUEMUS. A great lover of images and photography, he has the power to say a lot by showing little. He has literally shaken up the rigid and inaccessible codes of luxury by reappropriating them, making them more sunny and affordable. Focus on the success story of the entrepreneur, stylist and content creator Jacquemus.

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French artist portrait : Sofiane Pamart, the contemporary pianist with a unique style

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4 mn readAn absolute ear for music, a unique touch, a transcriber of emotions, Sofiane Pamart is a French-Moroccan pianist who moves several generations. He holds the gold medal of the National Conservatory of Lille in France. Since then, he remains the champion in his field, thanks to his disruptive personality.But how did Sofiane Pamart transform classical music?

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Fight against gender-based violence: France rises up against inequality

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3 mn readA few days before the international day of the fight against the violence made to the women (November 25), several French men and women gathered in the streets to protest. Organized by the association “#NousToutes” (“All of us” conjugated in feminine), these demonstrations allowed to gather nearly 50 000 men and women only in Paris.

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Pakistan: A nuclear state or a banana republic?

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4 mn readAfter the removal of the religious and political party Tehreek-e-Labeek Pakistan from the list of banned organizations by the government of Pakistan, the organization has announced to end its ongoing sit-in in Wazirabad and return to Lahore. With the approval of the Federal Cabinet of Pakistan, the Interior Ministry issued a notification to remove the name of Tehreek-e-Labek Pakistan from the record of banned outfits.

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French food writer creates App to put Taiwan’s ancient capital Tainan on the private food map

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4 mn readFrance is known as the land of gastronomy, with foie gras, truffles, macarons, baguettes, wine, and champagne. The list goes on and on. As Jean Anthelme Brillat-Savarin, an 18th-century French lawyer and famous gourmet, once said, “Tell me what you eat, and I’ll know what kind of person you are.” With the rapid advancement of technology, the French have also digitized their food maps.

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Exclusive: Ex-Pakistani Mayor supports Taiwan’s United Nations membership

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5 mn readArif Aajakia once served as the Mayor of Jamshed Town in Karachi. He is a Pakistani French National living in London. For a decade now, Aajakia has attended sessions of the United Nations’ Human Rights Council in Geneva, Switzerland. He has a YouTube channel and provides political commentary to his 141,000 subscribers. Eat News managed to obtain an exclusive interview with Aajakia in late July.