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For one Paris restaurant, not even a national coronavirus lockdown could stop locals enjoying a Beaujolais Nouveau.
A vineyard in the west of England has created the first UK take on Beaujolais Nouveau thanks to increasing summer temperatures.
This week, we take stock of how the Covid-19 crisis has affected higher education in France. Whether embarking on their studies, hoping to get crucial internships or graduating amid a historic recession, French students are facing a whole new learning curve. And while authorities have been calling on students to curb their enthusiasm in the name of the greater good, many are anxious to enjoy their new-found independence and let off steam, to the point that clandestine parties are now being blamed for the emergence of new virus clusters.
Thousands protested job cuts and wages as COVID-19 cases rise in France.
Algeria is the second largest wine producer in Africa, but the sector has recently been hit hard by the Covid lockdown, unpredictable weather patterns, and mildew outbreaks. Vintners are facing their worst season in decades as they call on the government to suspend a lockdown ban on alcohol distribution and restart the economy.
- A quoi ressemble la moitié de Français qui n'a pas l'intention de se vacciner contre le Covid-19 ?
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