Le Nouvel Obs in the news

Fifty years ago, a journalist from "le Nouvel Obs" conducted an experiment by posing as a foreign tourist in Parisian restaurants to assess how they were treated.

Wildfires are under control in France, Ceuta experienced a migrant crisis, Trump retracted threats against Iran, mountaineer Nirmal Purja died, and the Women's Tour de France started.

This article from L'Observatoire du Racisme décomplexé reports on racist incidents in July, particularly those targeting the French national football team and its captain, Kylian Mbappé, drawing responses from various public figures.

Michel Foucault responded in "le Nouvel Obs" to the execution of Christian Ranucci, who was guillotined fifty years ago, with Gilles Perrault later taking on the case.

Robert Hersant, dubbed 'le papivore,' built an immense press empire, acquiring numerous publications through methods described as ruthless.

The weekend's news includes massive wildfires in Gironde, a deadly car attack at Berlin's gay pride, DJ Barbara Butch's return to stage, a school supervisor indicted for rape, and Cuba's denunciation of US policies.

Wildfires in Gironde and Landes, near Bordeaux, have necessitated mass evacuations, destroyed significant land and property, and prompted extensive military and firefighting reinforcements.

Allan Brunon, an elected official, caused a controversy by interrupting DJ Barbara Butch's concert due to her political stances and a performance in Tel Aviv.

Maximilien Lamy's viral photo, depicting a couple calmly observing wildfires in Gironde from a beach, was distributed by AFP and gained international media attention.

The film "L'Attachement" by Carine Tardieu, adapted from Alice Ferney's novel, portrays a story of grief and rebuilding connections after a tragic loss, starring Valeria Bruni-Tedeschi and Pio Marmaï.

This article from L'Obs reviews ten films, covering various genres, currently showing or soon to be released in cinemas, with contributions from multiple critics.

Intense wildfires in southwestern France, exacerbated by agricultural land abandonment, are transforming the landscape's flammability, highlighting critical issues in fire prevention and land management.

This article reviews multiple films across various genres, all scheduled for release on July 22nd, with critiques from Nicolas Schaller and Xavier Leherpeur.

This article re-examines François Furet's 1976 analysis in "le Nouvel Obs" of the controversial republication of Lucien Rebatet's antisemitic pamphlet, "Les Décombres," highlighting the debate over its incomplete presentation.

L'Obs presents a historical and media-focused quiz for the month of July, as part of its regular monthly quiz series.

This article features a 12-question quiz on Homer's "The Odyssey" coinciding with the release of Christopher Nolan's film adaptation.

This press review summarizes weekly magazines, with L'Express and L'Obs covering political anxieties, Marianne focusing on social issues, and Le Point offering a historical escape to ancient Egypt.

Eric Lombard, former Minister of Economy and Finance, declared himself 'hollandiste' at the Aix-en-Provence Economic Meetings.

Claude Lévi-Strauss discussed his aversion to travel, viewing it as a scientific necessity, and reflected on his work "La Potière jalouse" in a 1985 interview with "Le Nouvel Observateur".

The article discusses a historical piece from 'Le Nouvel Obs' about rape and a contemporary, controversial Lancaster advertisement that features a prominent male sex symbol.