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The language of the republic is French
Alsace and Moselle’s bilingualism has just weathered a political storm. From now on, electoral documents will have to be written only in French. Yet, the German language has opened a window of opportunity in Europe. Debate
translation, europe on the ground, strasbourg, politics, multilingualism, identity, western eu
Ho Che Anderson: I never actually said 'hey mom, this is my sex book'
The London-born Canadian graphic novelist, 38, is relaxed and frank as he discusses being chosen as the only black cartoonist to portray Martin Luther King, a series which took him ten long years to complete
translation, love, human rights, bologna, violence, non-eu countries, men and women
Curt Ficcions: 35mm short film to zero
The Academy of Spanish Cinema undermine short films by excluding the medium from the world of television. Spanish short films are currently airing in francophone territories
translation, barcelona, media, travel, film, festivals, spain
Drunk as a skunk
We all know that everyone always accuses their neighbour of his own flaws. And on the subject of legal faults, European languages all have their own scapegoats
translation, russian federation, beer, poland, united kingdom, germany, paris
Erri de Luca, Neapolitan, generation '68
Winner of the 2002 Prix Fémina for Foreign Writers for his splendid Montedidio – written in 'very Neapolitan Italian' – Erri de Luca reflects on Europe, the Mediterranean and the passing of generations
translation, religion, left-wing, naples, corruption, nato, bosnia and herzegovina
Claudio Magris – ‘When Europe is one state’
He wrote Danube in a café, and it's in a café that we meet the Triestine novelist, translator and very European intellectual
translation, literature, claudio magris, books, brunch, culture, paris
