
The oldest covered market in Paris ravaged by flames while Morocco inaugurates a museum dedicated to its Jewish culture.
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The Enfants-Rouges market was founded in 1615. The Museum of Moroccan Jewish culture opened in Fez.
“A community inseparable from our civilization”: in Fez, the strong symbol of the opening of a Museum of Moroccan Jewish culture
REPORT - In a tense international climate, Morocco is opening an institution entirely financed by public funds. This is a first in an Arab-Muslim country, as well as a political sign desired by Mohammed VI.
How Louis XIII’s “little Marais market” became that of the Enfants-Rouges
STORY - Founded in 1615 in the new district desired by Henri IV, this jewel of Parisian heritage and crossroads of world flavors was ravaged by a fire during the night from Sunday to Monday.

More than 170 filmmakers, including the Dardenne brothers, Jacques Audiard and Justine Triet, warn in a column published in Le Monde about the risks for French cinema linked to the doubling of Canal+ VAT and the reduction in funding to France Télévisions in the 2027 budget project, estimating that this could lead to the disappearance of 80 films per year and 400 films over five years.

The Boréal publishing house is keeping the novel “It Was That or To Die” by Thélyson Orélien on sale. The author admitted plagiarism but denies the use of AI, while the publisher regrets not being able to prove the history of the manuscript before September 2025.

The French audiovisual group Mediawan is joining forces with American actress and producer Reese Witherspoon to buy the production company Hello Sunshine, creator of the hit series The Morning Show, Big Little Lies and Daisy Jones & the Six. This acquisition brings to around twenty the number of production companies owned by Mediawan, which is celebrating ten years of existence. Financial details of the operation have not been disclosed.

Three weeks after accusations of plagiarism and use of AI targeting his novel “It Was That or Die”, writer Thélyson Orélien denies the use of AI, acknowledges past plagiarism and denounces racist harassment.

The writer Thélyson Orélien denies having used artificial intelligence for his novel “It Was That or Die”, while admitting plagiarism which he describes as “unacceptable errors” following a literary controversy.

Director Andreï Zviaguintsev, distinguished at Cannes and designated foreign agent by Russia, will represent France at the 2027 Oscars with his film Minotaur, a work exploring political and private tensions.