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Marie Vrinat-Nikolov, winner of the Fragonard Prize for foreign literature for her translation of the novel "Les Dévastés".

Bulgarian writer Theodora Dimova is the first winner of the Fragonard Prize for Foreign Literature for her novel "Les Dévastés", translated from Bulgarian by Marie-Vrinat Nikolov. Created this year by the Fragonard perfume house, the prize aims to "crown a new female voice from abroad".

Nahuatl

This page has been translated automatically. The world's population is now 6 billion, and there are 6,000 languages. More than half the world's population speaks 11 languages. In other words, 96% of the world's languages are spoken by 4% of the world's population. Nahuatl is one of those languages whose teaching must be maintained.

Career opportunities at the DGSE

As part of the SIO-IP's business conference series.

Marine Camara, Mandinka student and English boxing champion

Portrait of the Inalco student athlete who won the university championships in Montluçon last April.

Les cinq couleurs de l'encre" exhibition, June 8, 2022

Echoing the symposium "Usages et valeurs du noir en Asie de l'Est" (Uses and values of black in East Asia), a group exhibition is organized in the Pôle des langues et civilisations gallery on June 8, 2022. Rather than understanding "black" as a color, this exhibition questions the multiple futures of the ink tradition in East Asia, a heritage shared by the 25 painters, calligraphers, visual artists, ceramists, photographers and engravers present along the way. Several guided tours will be organized throughout the day.

A look back at the screening of Mohammad Ehsani's documentary "Balouch Voices".

At a time when Iran is on everyone's mind, the Inalco Foundation continues its commitment to the vitality of Iranian studies. Visiting Europe, Iranian director Mohammad Ehsani presented his documentary Balouch Voices, accompanied by lectures on the region's history, people and cultural traditions.

International conference - Bangladesh Studies: An Overview, June 14 and 15

In 2021, Bangladesh celebrates 50 years of independence. To mark the occasion, the CERLOM (Inalco) and CEIAS (CNRS-EHESS) research centers are highlighting studies on this young nation-state.

DÉCRIPT launches a series of radio programs with RFI

The DÉCRIPT research program - Dispositif d'Étude des Crises et des Récits cIvilisationnels par la Pluridisciplinarité et les Terrains - is launching a series of radio broadcasts in partnership with RFI, to explore the research covered by the program. The series focuses on transformations in the international system and the political and institutional effects of civilizational narratives that have emerged on the world stage.

Launch of the first course of the Jean Monnet "EU-LACE" module

As part of its Erasmus+ initiatives, Inalco has been awarded a Jean Monnet grant for the period 2025-2028 for its project entitled "EU-LACE" (Inalco's Language and Area Studies Curricula, Enhanced with EU Perspectives). This grant finances two semester courses in the International Relations department, as well as an annual summer school, supported by the department, to expand the catalog of courses devoted to the politics of the European Union.

Research projects - CeRMI