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Day: December 13, 2021

The End of Outremer

Alberto M. Fernandez December 13, 2021

Canadian-Lebanese writer Nader Moumneh’s 2018 book fills a useful niche in that it is a sympathetic and detailed overview of the main Lebanese Christian military-political formation born during the Lebanese Civil War, a formation that became a leading Lebanese nationalist political party after the war ended.

Islamist Attack Averted, German Officials Say

Tristan Vanheuckelom December 13, 2021

German security officials issued a statement that a planned Islamist attack had been foiled over the summer. A man who had been trying to buy weapons and make explosives had been arrested in the northern city of Hamburg.

New Caledonia Rejects Independence

Hélène de Lauzun December 13, 2021

96.5% of the votes cast in the referendum were in favor of remaining as a French territory, rejecting independence. President Emmanuel Macron responded: “France is more beautiful because New Caledonia has decided to stay.”

Scholz Sworn in as Germany’s New Chancellor; No Mention of God

Tristan Vanheuckelom December 13, 2021

During the swearing-in ceremony Scholz, a professed non-believer, opted to drop the phrase “so help me God.” It makes him the second Chancellor to do so since Gerhard Schroeder.

European Union Reveals Directive to Improve Conditions for ‘Gig Workers’

Bridget Ryder December 13, 2021

The proliferation of apps and online platforms where anyone can sign up to provide services ranging from food delivery to language classes has brought attention to the ‘gig economy,’ along with its advantages and disadvantages.

The French Press and Google France: a New Ministry of Propaganda?

Hélène de Lauzun December 13, 2021

The temptation to standardize news, with the broadcasting of a single source of information, takes us directly back to the experiences of state propaganda systems—the difference being, this time, that propaganda is in the hands of private companies such as GAFA and no longer in the hands of states. 

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