History

Stefan Zweig, a tormented writer

By Matthieu Levivier · November 30, 2023

Horrified by the follies of the 20th century and a prisoner of his melancholic nature, Stefan Zweig was subject to intense inner struggles, which haunted his life and sublimated his work.

History

Zweig: the moral conscience of a Europe at war

By Matthieu Levivier · 27 October 2023

At the dawn of the 20th century, faced with the spectre of the return of war, Stefan Zweig threw all his energies into a losing battle: trying to restore Europe's sense of unity.

World

The European spirit

By Clément Guntern · August 12, 2019

At the end of May, the European elections brought together citizens from all the countries of the European Union. Their task was to re-elect the European Parliament for a five-year term. What is it that binds these nations together? Here's a look at the European spirit.

Films

«Players - nothing goes right!

By Thierry Fivaz · August 15, 2018

Marie Monge's first feature film