Paris – The Circular

How French women are acting against femicide?

October 10, 2019

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Since the beginning of the year, 120 women have been killed by their partner or ex-partner in France. Women activists in Paris stuck around 1 200 posters on the streets to denounce these acts of violence. The ...

Paris Concert: A SPYAIR trip

Martin Loeser

November 23, 2018

Culture, Music

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Going to the SPYAIR concert meant planning a really short trip to Paris for the Circular redaction. Here's the story of this one-day journey. ...

The Late Late Review with Martin Loeser: Japanese band SPYAIR brings the heat at the Casino de Paris

Martin Loeser

November 19, 2018

Culture, Music

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More than a month ago now, famous Japanese rock band SPYAIR concluded the western part of their first World Tour in France at the Casino de Paris on Wednesday, October 24th. Led by their singer Ikeda "Ike" Idef...

History of covered hidden passages in Paris, as the main example of the 18th century Paris culture, architecture and lifestyle

Alexandre Carcel

March 2, 2017

History, Slider

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You may have visited or considered take some vacations in Paris. Yet, you may not have heard about "covered passages" in the heart of the French capital. These historical spaces represent 18th century Paris dai...

Shocking interview: a Vietnamese guy who has survived from the blizzard in Slovakia in the winter

Anne Truong

April 14, 2016

Slider, Travel

16

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This is an amazing story about a 28 – year – old Vietnamese guy who is studying in Griffith College Dublin. The Circular.org had a short interview with Bao – the luckiest man alive after 3 hours stuck in the Hi...

35 years since Bobby Sands Election – The 1981 Hunger Strike, Reaction and its Legacy

Peter Kearney

April 12, 2016

Politics, Slider

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On 9 April 1981, with 30,492 votes, Bobby Sands won the Fermanagh and South Tyrone by-election following the death of Independent Republican MP, Frank Maguire. He defeated the Ulster Unionist Party candidate, H...

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