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(FILES) In this file photo taken on June 26, 2018 a worker stands on scaffolds as the restoration works start on an ancient and damaged part of the Notre Dame de Paris cathedral (cathedrale Notre-Dame de Paris) in Paris. - A huge fire swept through the roof of the famed Notre-Dame Cathedral in central Paris on April 15, 2019, sending flames and huge clouds of grey smoke billowing into the sky. The flames and smoke plumed from the spire and roof of the gothic cathedral, visited by millions of people a year. (Photo by Ludovic MARIN / AFP)
Notre-Dame : les échafaudeurs livrent leur version des faits
US President Donald Trump speaks at an event honoring the Wounded Warrior Project Soldier Ride in the East Room of the White House in Washington, DC on April 18, 2019. (Photo by MANDEL NGAN / AFP)
Le rapport Mueller sur Trump enfin publié (expurgé de ses données confidentielles)
  Claire Marin : « Le désamour, c’est quand on a l’impression d’avoir une corde au cou »
Members of the Roma community stand in a camp that was attacked during the night of March 25 in Bobigny, near Paris, on March 27, 2019. - Ethnic Roma leaders called for round-the-clock police protection for their communities on March 27 in Paris after a series of vigilante attacks sparked by false reports of attempted kidnappings. Police arrested 20 people following attacks on the night of March 25 on Roma people in suburbs northeast of Paris following false rumours spread on messaging apps and social media warning of abductions. (Photo by KENZO TRIBOUILLARD / AFP)
  Lynchage de Roms à Clichy-sous-Bois : trois condamnations et un doute
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Le kakapo sera-t-il l'heureux gagnant du réchauffement climatique ?
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A Madère, un drone filme l'accident du car de touristes qui a fait au moins 29 morts
  A Madère, un drone filme l'accident du car de touristes qui a fait au moins 29 morts
 
French writer and jury member for the French literary prize Prix Sade, Catherine Millet, poses in her home in Paris on June 11, 2014. AFP PHOTO / JOEL SAGET (Photo by Joël SAGET / AFP)
Catherine Millet : « Accuser Hervé Di Rosa de racisme est totalement infondé »
A man stands on the banks of the Seine river in Paris on April 16, 2019, in the aftermath of a fire at Notre-Dame Cathedral that caused its spire to crash to the ground. - Crowds of stunned Parisians and tourists -- some crying, others offering prayers -- watched in horror in central Paris on April 15 night as firefighters struggled for hours to extinguish the flames engulfing the Notre-Dame Cathedral. (Photo by Bertrand GUAY / AFP)
Comment donner en toute confiance pour sauver Notre-Dame
17 April 2019, France (France), Paris: The silhouette of the cathedral Notre-Dame can be seen at sunset. The fire of Monday (15.04.2019) had partially destroyed the cathedral. It is now to be rebuilt. France's president promises that in five years the national monument will be more beautiful than before - experts are sceptical. Photo: Marcel Kusch/dpa
  Orange veut reconstruire une Notre-Dame virtuelle
(FILES) This file photo taken on November 29, 2012 shows the middle-age stained glass rosace on the northern side of the Notre-Dame de Paris cathedral. - Paris was struck in its very heart as flames devoured the roof of Notre-Dame cathedral, causing a spire to collapse and raising fears over the future of the nearly millenium old building and its precious artworks. Around 400 firefighters battled through the night, declaring only at around 10 am on April 16 that the fire had finally been extinguished but French Culture minister warned that the structure remained unstable and that no one had yet been able to fully inspect the extent of the fire and water damage inside. (Photo by PATRICK KOVARIK / AFP)
Qui doit entretenir le patrimoine : l’Etat, ou les mécènes ?
Un cabinet d’architectes dijonnais imagine une toiture vitrée pour faire renaître Notre-Dame
Aerial view of Brazil's National Museum taken as journalists make their visit since the building burnt down last September, in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil, on February 12, 2019. - Brazil's historic National Museum was gutted by fire last year. The 200-year-old institution was considered the main natural history museum in Latin America, and was known for its paleontology department and its 26,000 fossils. (Photo by Mauro PIMENTEL / AFP)
Dons pour la reconstruction : pourquoi le Musée national de Rio n’est pas Notre-Dame
Une ruche de 40.000 abeilles est installée, le 18 mars 2008 dans les jardins parisiens du conseil régional d'Ile-de-France. Huit ruches ont été installées dans les jardins de la Région Ile-de-France qui entend ainsi contribuer aux efforts pour la sauvegarde des abeilles menacées depuis plusieurs années par les pesticides, les parasites ou la pollution. Paradoxalement, les abeilles vivent aujourd'hui mieux en ville qu'à la campagne, du moins dans les zones de culture intensive, car il n'y a pas de traitements phytosanitaires en ville et la température y est supérieure à celle des campagnes, souligne la Région Ile-de-France dans un communiqué. AFP PHOTO MARTIN BUREAU (Photo by MARTIN BUREAU / AFP)
Alléluia ! Les abeilles de Notre-Dame sont saines et sauves
Eric Dupond-Moretti (2nd L), lawyer of Abdelkader Merah, older brother and mentor of 2012 French Jewish school shooter Mohamed Merah, flanked by lawyers Antoine Vey (2nd R) and Archibald Celeyron (L), arrives for a hearing as part of the appeal trial of Abdelkader Merah, at the Paris courthouse on March 25, 2019. - Abdelkader Merah, accused of knowingly facilitating his brother Mohamed's attacks in Toulouse and Montauban in 2012, was given a 20-year jail sentence last November after being convicted of a terrorist conspiracy. (Photo by Thomas SAMSON / AFP)
  Au procès Merah, l’effet Dupond-Moretti
 

 
 Notre-Dame : quand Jacques Le Goff racontait le temps des cathédrales 

En 2006, le grand médiéviste, aujourd’hui disparu, retraçait dans une interview à « l’Obs » l’histoire de l’un des plus grands accomplissements artistiques du Moyen Age.
 
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