Best View of Paris 2018

Classical musicians Bonnie Brown and Michelle Wood appeared on France24 early this morning to present Concerts Without Borders to viewers. A free classical concert that takes place on Sunday 18th November at the Australian Embassy. Kids […]

Keeka is a Mexican-American urban pop singer/songwriter based in Paris. She will soon be releasing her EP under CSB Records. She was previously known as Frances Isabel when she made the top 10 on French […]

French language classes at Centre Zenith in the 20th arrondissement began on October 18th 2018. Founded by Sourav Choudhury, Centre Zenith brings experienced and native French speakers to the classroom where courses are explained with […]

Stop! Watch me! i’m good! That’s how I’d started my show for years all over the world. I didn’t see any reason why it wouldn’t work in Paris. Well, actually, the point is that the line doesn’t work, which is what […]

I haven’t grown up instinctively carrying identification with me (although I do understand why you should), I also have the bad habit of driving without my driving license – call me irresponsible. Anyway, I always […]

Mexican expat Mariana Ruenes is a force to be reckoned with. Her gentle, composed exterior belies an iron will and a fierce determination to make a difference in the world – not just on any […]

Born and raised in the small suburban town of Pasadena, Maryland, Krystal grew up with a mother who had an addictive camera personality. Documenting her daughter’s daily life rubbed off as Krystal began developing her […]

Australian Ambassador to France, Algeria, Mauritania, and Monaco, Brendan Berne describes his childhood growing up in the western suburbs of Sydney as «a fantastic, typical Aussie experience.» His family lived in a neighbourhood similar to […]

Nestled between a high-school building and an apartment block in the 9th arrondissement, the unique creation of Stéphane Ashpool (founder of the Pigalle Basketball boutique), the creative agency Ill-studio and the leading sports brand Nike, […]

On 14th October we called out to locals to participate in a survey. 200 respondants from Facebook, Instagram and Reddit shared their opinions. They were presented with a list of accents and asked to rate […]

American / Indian expat, Preeti Gill moved to Paris 11 years ago, and until recently worked as coordinator of the student services and Restaurant Management Program at the renowned culinary school le Cordon Bleu. Her […]

Dominican mother of four, Cheryl Seraphin has long been fascinated with baking, “As a teenager I remember I was so intrigued by the beautiful cakes on display at my parents’ many formal gatherings, that baking […]

By Holli Setephano. Hailing from the land of the long white cloud, New Zealander Holli recently found herself relocating from Japan to France. Join her on www.happilytheotherhalf.com as she connects with the many amazing, beautiful, stylish and […]

Another tragic suicide of a celebrity, chef Anthony Bourdain, once again leaves many people perplexed about why someone with a successful career and exciting life would chose to end his life. How can depression lead […]

As a young law student, Laura Pandolfi would use the long summer breaks to combine her two passions, travel and volunteering. Her desire to help others led her to specialise in Human Rights and International […]

As Yoga’s popularity rapidly expands, it’s more important than ever to separate the facts from myths, so it’s real benefits are not obscured by misinformation. The myriad styles of yoga that have become popular are […]

There’s never been a better time to bond with your kids while playing games than today. Chances are if you have a PC or gaming console in your home then your kids are bound to […]

A different perspective on some of the more superficial stereotypes that ‘expat wive’ might sometimes deal with. […]

Phing. Ping. Ping. I scanned my inbox: Please Choose a Door Lock, Window Safety Too, and Immunizations. My mother was worried about my impending voyage to Paris. I told her that I am four times […]

Reuters: Top News Governments agree rules for implementing 2015 Paris climate agreement Nearly 200 nations agreed on Saturday on a rulebook for implementing a landmark 2015 global deal to tackle climate change. more info…

Strasbourg Christmas market shooting suspect killed by police French police on Thursday killed the suspected gunman behind a deadly attack on Strasbourg’s Christmas market who had been on the run for two days. Read FRANCE […]

Reuters: Top News Explainer: Ex-Nissan chief Ghosn affair raises issues beyond one man, one company How big should executive pay packets be? How widespread is lax corporate governance in Japan? And what’s the future of […]

In France, I used to work as an organisational psychologist for my city’s council. I did not feel like I was helping people and supporting them like I knew I could. I did not have […]

Objects need to be in use or they should not be in your home. Never save for later. […]

Living in one of the most beautiful cities in the world has its many perks. A wealth of galleries, museums, delicious food, beautiful walks and a melodic language under no matter what context. But all pros have their cons and one of the lesser points of Paris these days is the ‘rentrée effect’ where people have come back from their holidays, said goodbye to summer and are now waiting for winter (even though we’ve only just hit autumn). Here are some ways to beat those winter blues and enjoy the colder season ahead … […]

An exciting afternoon for the students and faculty of the Canadian Bilingual School at the Maison des Étudiants Canadiens on October 10th as author Fabrice Jaumont (Attaché de coopération éducative à l’Ambassade de France aux […]

FOR THE 16TH CONSECUTIVE YEAR, THE CITÉ INTERNATIONALE UNIVERSITAIRE DE PARIS HAS SET UP A MULTI-SERVICE WELCOME AREA FOR FOREIGN STUDENTS AND RESEARCHERS, FROM THE END OF AUGUST THROUGH NOVEMBER, WITH THE SUPPORT OF THE CITY […]

Paris is hard to beat for its cultural and intellectual vibrancy. But the city’s English-speaking inhabitants – whether from France or abroad — do not have many opportunities to employ the language in sophisticated intellectual […]