Paris-trained Senegalese writer and philosopher Souleymane Bachir Diagne directs the Institute of African Studies at Columbia, where he connects French thought with Sub-Saharan cultures. […]

Slow growth in France is benefiting public infrastructure, but purchasing power is sluggish. In the United States, booming growth is a windfall for individual […]

Some books should be read in the original. Eighty years after it first appeared in print, Antoine de Saint-Exupéry’s classic novella merits a re-read. […]

A recent book entitled Americans in Paris: Artists Working in Postwar France is shaking up preconceptions about the contribution of American artists in France […]

Illegal for more than a century, taking a dip in the Seine River has long been a pipe dream for Parisians. Now, it seems […]