Samuel Furfari*, professor of energy geopolitics at the Free University of Brussels and president of the European Society of Engineers and Industrialists, explains why energy prices will rise further.
With six months to go before the elections, the political parties have become real messes where confusion reigns in the face of the Zemmour phenomenon, which upsets the codes, upsets the game and reshuffles the cards.
The former boss of the OM, businessman and politician died this Sunday, October 3, 2021 at the age of 78 years overcome by cancer.
The Criminal Court of Paris found the former president of the Republic guilty of illegal financing of his 2012 election campaign. Thirteen of his accomplices were also convicted.
The Australian submarine affair is not simply a commercial failure for France. It heralds a recomposition of the world in which Europe is sidelined.
Annabelle Georges, 37 years old, tells in an autobiographical book (Ilion Editions) the ordeal she has endured since March 20, 2020. She testifies to help all those who, like her, are confronted with the incomprehension of the medical profession and some of her friends.
In his new book, the Vosges novelist tackles a theme that is as painful as it is current: disability. However, this novel, whose plot takes place in Mirecourt (88), takes a benevolent look at “abnormality” and reveals the formidable hope of social integration through learning. Interview.
Two scientists, Dr. Jean-Marc Sabatier and Prof. Jacques Fantini * help us to understand the paradoxical role of antibodies facilitating the infection of cells by the SARS-Cov2 virus. This phenomenon is known under the abbreviation ADE. Interview.
The current composition of vaccines uses so-called “facilitating” antibodies that promote infection by the SARS-CoV-2 virus that causes Covid-19 disease. Explanations with Dr. Jean-Marc Sabatier, Research Director at CNRS and PhD in Cell Biology and Microbiology, affiliated with the Institute of NeuroPhysiopathology (INP), at the University of Aix-Marseille.
For the first time, Jean-Marc Sabatier* establishes an analogy between feline infectious peritonitis (FIP) and SARS-CoV-2, which causes Covid-19. A better understanding of the two viruses may allow a definitive medical response to the pandemic in the future. Interview.
Artist coming from street art, Jibeone makes his art evolve towards new supports: frames, canvases, clocks, lamps and other car doors to which he gives a new and unexpected life. Some of his works will be exhibited at Pompidou, others will be sent to Hong-Kong.
A year and a half after the outbreak of Covid-19, mass vaccination of populations is intended as a response to the pandemic. Many scientists are opposed to this vaccination strategy. What do we really know about vaccines? Are they safe for adults and children? Dr. Jean-Marc Sabatier* provides an update.
