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After a biopic’s success, the French ask: Where’s our modern de Gaulle?

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By Colette Davidson
| The Christian Science Monitor Verified
In the opening of “De Gaulle: Résistance,” it’s June 1940 and France is in the throes of World War II. The country’s Vichy government has agreed to end all fighting with Germany, in exchange for its collaboration with Adolf Hitler’s Nazi regime. Anger among a young French resistance is bubbling over.
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This designer in Côte d’Ivoire is tailor-made to suit dignitaries

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By Melanie Freeman, Colette Davidson
| The Christian Science Monitor Verified
Abidjan, Côte d’Ivoire | Sept. 17, 2026, 10:12 a.m. ET | 2 min read As the rhythmic clicking of a dozen sewing machines echoes through his small workshop, Ainé Pathé Ouédraogo weaves through the room, checking seams and hems. He holds a piece of multicolored tie-dye fabric up to the light, checking each stitch. When you’re dressing the likes of Nelson Mandela, everything must be perfect.
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In Ceuta, Spain debates: Educate migrant kids or send them home?

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By Colette Davidson
| The Christian Science Monitor Verified
This week, as Spanish children across the country started their school year, the Reina Sofia primary school in Ceuta did its best to prepare for a normal first week, too – getting the front entrance clean and putting photos of teachers on the wall. But things have been anything but normal. Over two days in late July, around 80,000 migrants crossed into this autonomous Spanish city without authorization. Most have left.
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