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Announcing the ASF s 2021 Broome & Allen Fellowship & Scholarship Recipients

The Next Generation of Sephardi Scholars & Students.

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The Democratic Rally (DISY) may remain in office in Cyprus after the 30 May parliamentary elections

The Democratic Rally (DISY) may remain in office in Cyprus after the 30 May parliamentary elections
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Five questions raised by Nicolas Sarkozy s conviction

Five questions raised by Nicolas Sarkozy s conviction Issued on: 04/03/2021 - 17:39 Former French president Nicolas Sarkozy at his trial in Paris, where he was sentenced to three years in prison on March 1, 2021. © Anne-Christine Poujoulat, AFP 5 min On March 1, Nicolas Sarkozy became the first former president of the Fifth Republic to be sentenced to prison for corruption and influence peddling in the so-called eavesdropping affair. The unprecedented verdict, though, doesn’t end the saga. Sarkozy has undertaken a media tour to denounce a profound injustice . Advertising Is the eavesdropping affair now over? Sarkozy, who has always stated that he has never committed the slightest corrupt act , announced that he intends to appeal his conviction, as did his longtime lawyer, Thierry Herzog, and the ex-magistrate Gilbert Azibert, both of whom were convicted alongside him. A second trial is lik

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Once a Slogan of Unity, Je Suis Charlie Now Divides France

Once a Slogan of Unity, âJe Suis Charlieâ Now Divides France After the 2015 terrorist attack on Charlie Hebdo, âI am Charlieâ became a unifying slogan of free speech. Now it fuels divisions in an increasingly polarized country. A stencil of the âJe Suis Charlieâ slogan and a handwritten âpasâ (not) on a wall in a southern Paris suburb.Credit.Dmitry Kostyukov for The New York Times PARIS â In the hours after the 2015 Islamist terrorist attack on the French satirical magazine Charlie Hebdo, a slogan emerged to mourn the dead and defend free speech, spreading like magic across France and the globe through its unifying force.

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