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Europe's refugee surveillance in the Mediterranean leaves migrants to their fate

Refugees · Germany

Europe's refugee surveillance in the Mediterranean leaves migrants to their fate

75% Left coverage: 8 sources

Those crossing from Africa are often left to drown, even when activists - and EU's border force - know where they are See the Story

María Pretiz Premieres Réquiem and Renews Her Classics in a Concert at Jazz Café

Music · Costa Rica

María Pretiz Premieres Réquiem and Renews Her Classics in a Concert at Jazz Café

100% Right coverage: 1 sources

The sweet voice and powerful message of the Costa Rican singer María Pretiz will resound in a very special concert, where the artist will be pleased to present her songs accompanied by a string quartet and, of course, her inseparable piano. With the Arco and arrow concert, Pretiz will present her works with special arrangements that she herself prepared, to give her audience a very particular version of the repertoire that has accompanied her th…See the Story

The 2025 Summer Festival of Châteauvallon

Provence-Alpes-Côte D'Azur · Provence-Alpes-Côte d'Azur

The 2025 Summer Festival of Châteauvallon

The Châteauvallon Summer Festival will take place from Thursday 26 June to Tuesday 29 July 2025, the occasion for its director, the director Charles Berling, to commemorate the 60th anniversary of the place. " exactly 60 years ago was born a realistic Utopia named Châteauvallon. While I was very young I had the chance, like so many others, to build myself as an artist and citizen in this exceptional place that offered the public numerous creatio…See the Story

Coco's Crush: Chanel's Century-Long Love Affair with Britain and Its Men

For the past 100 years, Chanel — the person and the brand — has left an indelible mark on the UK and its cultural institutions. Amie Elizabeth White takes a look at how the relationship came to be.Chanel · Monaco See the Story

Living From Little and Fresh Water

This is the 23rd edition of the Festival du Peu, now under the precinct of Christine Parasote! Born in Bonson, the event mixing an exhibition course and festive events, has been taking place for three years at the Broc and, in the wake of the UNOC held in Nice at the beginning of June, focuses this edition around the following theme: Here begins the sea. Christine Parasote — moreover, emeritus editor in our columns — ensures for the first time t…Nice, Provence-Alpes-Côte D'Azur · Nice Read Article

Why Do the Living Need the Dead?

From 21 June to 28 September 2025, the Hôtel Départemental des Expositions du Var (HDE Var), in Draguignan, hosts the exhibition Ghosts. This initiative of the Department of Var offers an immersion in the spectral world, not to answer the question of the existence of ghosts, but to understand why humanity, through ages and cultures, feels the need to believe in them. This exhibition was born from a proposal by Commissioner Philippe Charlier, for…Draguignan · Draguignan Read Article

And the Shadow Will Disappear in the Sun

There are exhibitions that we go through as we plunge into an old sacred book, with the flickering glow of an oil lamp. And the shadow will disappear in the sun, which Katia Kameli presents at the Centre d'Art Contemporain de Châteauvert, from 6 July to 30 November, is one of those. Katia Kameli's work is part of a long-term research on representation as a place of memory, dialogue and rereading. She questions historical accounts, inherited repr…Provence-Alpes-Côte D'Azur · Provence-Alpes-Côte d'Azur Read Article

Sir McCartney at the Prince's

Every summer for more than 60 years, the Court of Honor of the Princely Palace is transformed into an open-air stage to welcome the greatest names of classical music.Monaco · Monaco Read Article

Big Reggae's Very Good Cru

Roots music really got the right place to spread its good word. Because, the Pinède Gould, which hosts the legendary Jazz in Juan, also serves as a setting at the Big Reggae Festival. Which will celebrate, on July 3, 2025, its 28th edition. Hard not to mention the previous edition and not to have a thought for the loved ones and fans of the talented and late Naâman, head of the poster in 2024 that left us at the beginning of the year, just a few…Provence-Alpes-Côte D'Azur · Provence-Alpes-Côte d'Azur Read Article

Renaud Capuçon at the Head of a Sublime Quartet

Full moon for an unheard quartet, with Renaud Capuçon (violin), Paul Zientara (alto), Julia Hagen (cello) and Guillaume Bellom (piano). It was on 10 June at the Festival La Vague Classique. On the program, that evening: Duo for violin and viola n°1 in major ground, K. 423 by Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart; Quartet in minor for piano and strings by Gustav Mahler (Nicht zu schnell, and Scherzo, a fragment only); and without intermission, the fabulous Qua…Austria · Austria Read Article

Magnus Hirschfeld, Pioneer of LGBTQIA+ Rights

As part of the 17th In&Out, Queer Film Festival, which took place from April 17-28, Les Ouvriers paid tribute to sexologist Magnus Hirschfeld, the first LGBTQIA+ human rights activist, who died in Nice 90 years ago. Several commemorations were given to him this May and we wanted to go back to his emblematic journey. To recall Magnus Hirschfeld, pioneer of the defense of homosexuals, is to plunge into the heart of a bubbling era that shaped the f…Nice, Provence-Alpes-Côte D'Azur · Nice Read Article

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