8 septembre 2026

WORLD

SPORTS

Provence Rugby beat Colomiers 18-13 with
3 min de lecture
Provence Rugby claimed an 18-13 victory at Colomiers despite playing with 14 men from the 21st minute and temporarily dropping to 13 late in the match. The Aix side now have two wins and nine points from their opening two Pro D2 fixtures.

EUROPE

Marek Halter and guests from different faiths at a Rosh Hashanah reception in Paris on September 6, 2026.
7 min de lecture
Days before Rosh Hashanah 5787, Marek Halter welcomed between 100 and 150 guests to his Paris home. Jewish, Muslim, Catholic and Protestant representatives joined figures from diplomacy, politics, culture, sport and civil society for an afternoon shaped by hospitality, humanity and peace.

Fashion

Presented during Paris Men's Fashion Week at the historic Quadrilatère des Archives, Valette Studio's Spring/Summer 2027 collection, Dandys Dada, explores the dialogue between architectural tailoring and artistic freedom. The Parisian label continues to establish itself as one of the most promising names in contemporary menswear.

Luxury

Presented during Paris Men's Fashion Week at the historic Quadrilatère des Archives, Valette Studio's Spring/Summer 2027 collection, Dandys Dada, explores the dialogue between architectural tailoring and artistic freedom. The Parisian label continues to establish itself as one of the most promising names in contemporary menswear.

Society

Days before Rosh Hashanah 5787, Marek Halter welcomed between 100 and 150 guests to his Paris home. Jewish, Muslim, Catholic and Protestant representatives joined figures from diplomacy, politics, culture, sport and civil society for an afternoon shaped by hospitality, humanity and peace.

Social

Days before Rosh Hashanah 5787, Marek Halter welcomed between 100 and 150 guests to his Paris home. Jewish, Muslim, Catholic and Protestant representatives joined figures from diplomacy, politics, culture, sport and civil society for an afternoon shaped by hospitality, humanity and peace.

WOMAN

HEALTH

As Thailand's capital prepares to elect its next governor, the campaign has moved far beyond traffic congestion, public transport and infrastructure projects. Human rights, social inclusion and equal access to public services have emerged as key election issues after Amnesty International Thailand and a coalition of civil society organizations called on candidates to publicly commit to building a more inclusive city.