Mutinerie within the University of Lorraine
Moselle academics grouped within a Charlemagne Collective are calling for the creation of a new university in Lorraine-Nord.
Charlemagne: A mutiny by Moselle academics
Moselle academics grouped within a Charlemagne Collective are calling for the creation of a new university in Lorraine-Nord.
Charlemagne: A mutiny by Moselle academics
This time, no more dithering. The main police unions call for an immediate and unlimited work stoppage. It’s gonna hurt.
The Nancy Municipal Archives has just made a new series of civil status registers available to Internet users.
Euro 2020 will take place from June 12 to July 12, 2020. On the occasion of its 60th anniversary, the European Football Championship will not be held in a single country, but in 12 European cities. Beware of scams warns the CEC.
Point-of-view. In his analysis of pension reform published on his blog, former Secretary of State for the Budget Christian Eckert fears ulterior motives, such as the use of individual solutions such as private insurance. And put forward some proposals.
On Monday, December 9 at 2pm, at the premises of the Ecole Nationale Supérieure des Industries Chimiques – Ensic (Amphi A), the University of Lorraine and the company Econick invited the elected representatives to present their innovative and ecological metallurgical sector that has emerged in Lorraine.
CO2, nuclear, plastic, pesticides threaten the survival of Humanity. There is a link between these … Read more
CO2, nuclear, plastic, pesticides threaten the survival of humanity. There is a link between these four scourges that could be controlled. Proposals for the environmental transition: two avenues for reflection.
One of them refuses the socialist nomination, Mathieu Klein. The other one is Laurent Hénart, who is proud of the support of the Marcheurs. Both of them are doing something stupid. Here’s why.
It is a question of reflecting on the major changes of our time and the main transitions they imply for the future of the territories.
During the Feast of St. Nicholas, a friendly country is invited to come and share its culture. This year, it is Luxembourg, which in June 2019 included its own Saint-Nicolas celebrations in its Intangible Cultural Heritage.
“It’s a thriller of everyday life,” says director Lucie Borleteau, who adapted Leïla Slimani’s book, with Karin Viard as a nanny of “a disturbing strangeness.