La Place, a new hip-hop cultural center, has become the centrepiece of the controversial Canopée des Halles. Featuring two concert halls, studios, 200 square metres of co-working space for hip-hop Continue Reading
The SNCF, one of the biggest landowners in Paris, spent years in long-drawn-out battles with art collectives that squatted its disused sites. But now it is cooperating with artists on Continue Reading
On Thursday evening she is driving her 1960s Morris Minor to Portsmouth to catch the ferry to Cherbourg and begin a tour across France. Her car might have stood the Continue Reading
Al-Ahram published on Tuesday a scan of the log on its website. The paper said EgyptAir flight MS804 transmitted 11 electronic messages starting at 21.09 GMT on 18 May, about Continue Reading
Signs of smoke were picked up in a toilet and in the aircraft’s electronics, according to data from the Aircraft Communications Addressing and Reporting System (Acars), which routinely transmits data Continue Reading
The only busy area is outside a mosque, where hundreds have turned out to pay their respects to friends and loved ones. In Mit Badr Halawa, red-eyed women in black Continue Reading
Passengers Marwa Hamdy, Canada An IBM project manager and mother of three children aged 11 to 16, she was from Saskatoon but lived and worked in Cairo. She was described Continue Reading
EgyptAir initially claimed it had found part of the wreckage and life jackets belonging to flight MS804 near the island of Karpathos, east of Crete, but the airline’s vice-president, Ahmed Continue Reading
Families of the people who were onboard EgyptAir flight MS804 face an anxious wait for information as the first details of the crash’s victims emerge. France and Egypt have said Continue Reading
The Egyptian prime minister has said it is too early to rule out any explanation for the incident, including terrorism. A search is under way in the eastern Mediterranean for Continue Reading
