Interviews Career change in France: nuclear inspector to yoga teacher ‘The contrast between my old and new job could not be starker’
Career change in France: nuclear inspector to yoga teacher ‘The contrast between my old and new job could not be starker’
‘Cold War 2.0 with Russia and China’ - former French ambassador to US Jean-David Levitte speaks to The Connexion’s Théophile Larcher about what lies ahead for the Western world following the war in Ukraine
Community gardens can help restore democratic values in France Philosopher, writer and gardener Joëlle Zask shares her vision of a fairer, greener future where politics and ecology are inseparable
France’s top florist is just 24 but has been learning since age four After scooping gold in the French Cup, Benoit Barbin intends to continue mastering the art of floristry but has his sights set on the Coupe du Monde des Fleuristes
Profiles Meet Eugénie Brazier - France’s first six Michelin star chef From working on the family farm, ‘Mère Brazier’ went on to make simple, Lyonnais cooking world class. We discover her life, recipes and legacy
Meet Eugénie Brazier - France’s first six Michelin star chef From working on the family farm, ‘Mère Brazier’ went on to make simple, Lyonnais cooking world class. We discover her life, recipes and legacy
Where life imitates art: France’s literary love affair with Molière Jean-Baptiste Poquelin – the performer, playwright and lascivious lover, better known as Molière – celebrates his 400th birthday this year
Jacques-Yves Cousteau - undersea explorer, filmmaker and so much more The French naval officer helped millions of people see into the deep through his inventions and productions but he also worked on projects to build three underwater villages in Sudan
Joséphine Bonaparte, Napoleon’s wife, was nothing if not a survivor Her life was far from ordinary: she lost her first husband to the guillotine, built up legendary debts and wild animals roamed freely about her extensive gardens
