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Le football est-il politique ? - Avec Kevin Veyssière - ENTRETIEN

J'ai eu le plaisir de recevoir Kévin Veyssière, spécialiste de la géopolitique du football, et créateur du FC Geopolitics. On est en pleine coupe du monde de football, et la dernière en date, celle de 2022, a fait couler beaucoup d’encre. Mais vous êtes vous déjà demandés de quan ...  Show more

Que sait-on vraiment des constructions égyptiennes ? - Avec Franck Monnier - ENTRETIEN

En histoire, en général, plus c’est ancien, moins on sait de choses. Mais ça ne veut pas dire qu’on ne sait rien non plus ! Et c’est particulièrement le cas quand on parle d’architecture et de constructions en Égypte ancienne : certains disent qu’on ne sait pas du tout comment le ...  Show more

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