UNDER FIRE Suella Braverman claimed last night Britain was facing an “invasion of our south coast” – as it emerged illegal migrants could fetch £6,000 each in comp. The Home Secretary is fighting to keep her job after massive overcrowding at the Manston migrant processing center in Kent. Suella Braverman has claimed Britain is facing … Read more
Need more than the scare period of a horror feature? Since the soaring fame and critical acclaim received from 2021’s deadly survival game drama squid gameAudiences around the world who were previously unfamiliar with the world of South Korean dramas would realize that there is more to it than meets the eye, considering the genre … Read more
To barely returned and the desire to leave is already felt. Especially since the temperatures remain fine as soon as you cross the line separating the north from the south of France and the tourists have mostly deserted the place. All that remains is a vast playground and with it the opportunity to discover haunts … Read more
Sleeping in a Korean temple, is it possible? The Templestay is another way to travel closer to South Korean Buddhist culture. We explain how to take this journey of self-discovery. You do not want to go through the classic tourist routes? Do you want to discover another facet of South Korean culture? Why not sleep … Read more
Dhe 256 pages (medium format), the work which breaks down into 30 letters exchanged at the time of Covid-19 between the two mental health professionals, one practicing in Marseille and the other in Rabat, extends from southern Europe to Africa, between the two shores of the strait of the “mare nostrum”, through a discussion tainted … Read more
Doused with gasoline and then burned alive, the old Nyabadeux met an atrocious end after being accused of witchcraft, like dozens of women in recent months in villages in South Kivu, a province in the east of the Democratic Republic of Congo. . Since the beginning of September alone, the local authorities have counted eight … Read more
Reading time: 2 min — Spotted on The Economist In cafes, in temples, in tents or on the street, between cheap clothing stalls and cosmetics shops: you can find tables of fortune tellers everywhere in South Korea. Some offer the Korean arts of morphopsychology (reading facial features), others palmistry (those of the hands) or tarot. … Read more