Alison Hird
Reporter at Radio France Internationale (RFI)
Journalist for @RFI_En Co-producer Spotlight on France. Francophile, foodie feminist. RT not endorsement https://t.co/ZAGcNRRz58…
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2 weeks ago |
rfi.fr | Alison Hird
In beating Inter Milan 5-0, Paris Saint-Germain (PSG) secured its first Champions League win since the club was founded in 1970. It was a demonstration of football prowess that would not have been possible without the state-owned Qatar Sports Investments. The players recognised as much, lifting PSG's president Qatari Nasser Al-Khelaïfi high in the air as soon as they’d received the trophy.
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2 weeks ago |
htsyndication.com | Alison Hird
France, June 9 -- When Paris Saint-Germain lifted the Champions League trophy on 31 May in Munich, the win was about more than football - it was the culmination of a carefully orchestrated geopolitical strategy launched more than a decade ago by Qatar, owners of the club since 2011. In beating Inter Milan 5-0, Paris Saint-Germain (PSG) secured its first Champions League win since the club was founded in 1970.
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2 weeks ago |
ca.news.yahoo.com | Alison Hird
Why PSG's victory in the Champions League is above all a win for QatarPSG president Nasser Al-Khelaifi holds the Champions League trophy after their win against Inter Milan in Munich, 31 May. When Paris Saint-Germain lifted the Champions League trophy on 31 May in Munich, the win was about more than football – it was the culmination of a carefully orchestrated geopolitical strategy launched more than a decade ago by Qatar, owners of the club since 2011.
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3 weeks ago |
rfi.fr | Alison Hird
Croisille died in Paris on Tuesday night, "following a long illness" her agent Jacques Metges announced on Wednesday. The unforgettable voice on the film soundtrack of Claude Lelouch's A Man and a Woman, she won the prize for "most beautiful voice" in 1975. She was also loved in France for other hits during the 1970s, including Telephone-moi , Parlez-moi de lui and Une femme avec toi . "I have only sung love songs and I know what I have brought to people," she told Paris Match in 2017.
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3 weeks ago |
rfi.fr | Alison Hird
The French buy an average of 48 items of new clothing per year per person, but two thirds of those garments remain in the wardrobe, while others are thrown away and pollute the environment. Thirty-five garments are thrown away every second, according to Ademe – France's environmental agency.
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