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The Conversation France

About this app

The Conversation France,
Academic expertise, journalistic requirement.

Now find The Conversation on our new app. Reliable information and quality analyzes always within reach on your smartphone!

Free, independent and ad-free, The Conversation France is a general news analysis media.
Its unique model of collaboration between journalists and researchers provides you with reliable, transparent information supported by university research on a daily basis.
Each article is the result of a work between the expertise of the researcher, his singular voice, and the requirement and the rigor of the journalist of The Conversation.

Every day, a dozen articles on the major issues of the world:
- Culture
- Economy
- Education
- Environment
- International
- Politics + society
- Health
- Science

Also find our podcasts (cult objects, Young people from the neighborhood, Me, president, etc.) to listen to directly in the application
Our mission: to share knowledge with as many people as possible and participate in the public debate on the major issues facing our planet.
The Conversation France is part of an independent international network, which currently has 9 websites around the world, published in four languages.

Ratings and reviews

Pretty useless app. Installed it, opened the app and all I got was a screen with a Q. Didn't go anywhere after that. However the uninstall button worked perfectly. Got no time to waste on apps that don't work first time everytime. Life is too short to muck around with rubbish apps.

I liked a content/article from your website. Then got to know about your app in the Play Store. I'm from India. I know no foreign language other than English. But the app seems to have content in French. Now it is of no use to me. Please try to publish content in English as well in the app. Otherwise The Conversation will be limited to a selected few.

I live in Ontario, yet this app only allows me to see it in French with zero option to change it to English. While I understand that French is the 2nd official language in Canada, why is it being enforced as the one and only in this instance? Very disappointing.

What’s new

Améliorations générales de l’application