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France’s Janus Face? France has allegedly been accused of continuing to force 14 African countries to pay colonial taxes, while simultaneously keeping up its more philanthropic global image by becoming Greece’s second largest European lender.
[ 20 Jul 2015 | No Comment | 5,173 views]
La BBC a annoncé la France comme deuxième plus grand créancier européen de la Grèce après l'Allemagne. D’où vient la richesse de la France ? The Bridge MAG. Image.

The Wimbledon 2015 tennis tournament in London won’t distract from Greece’s current financial crisis which dominates the world news. The BBC announced that France is Greece’s

second largest creditor in Europe, after Germany.
In a bid to support Greece through its current debt crisis, France is lending the world’s oldest democracy 43.8 billion Euros. But this seemingly noble financial gesture aside, as the idiom goes, be just …

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Wednesday’s child is full of woe. As we head towards Christmas and the New Year, children’s rights to peaceful upbringings seem increasingly jeopardised as today’s news is dominated by revelations of paedophile rings and systemic child abuse, as well as disturbing rumours over the true nature of Ebola.
[ 20 Dec 2014 | 4 Comments | 7,279 views]
L'accent est mis sur l'espoir d’une paix plausible pour tous les enfants de la planète. "Avoir de l'espoir dans un sens artistique, ne signifie pas nécessairement croire que le monde est vertueux. Il suffit de croire qu'il n’est pas impossible qu’il le devienne." Joseph Conrad The Bridge MAG. Image

From a convicted US paedophile jailed recently in Kenya to a UK doctor jailed in London over abuse of child cancer patients, as well as the thousands of African children orphaned by Ebola and themselves dependent on a controversial vaccine, there currently seems to be a synchronicity of horrors rocking the world. 
As a matter of routine, our world exclusive editorial each December has always devoted …