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March

Formula 1: Are the Gulf Countries “Sportswashing”?

The recent increase in the number of races held in the Arabian Peninsula comes from the rise in investment from the Gulf countries, especially Saudi Arabia, which is currently advocating for the addition of a second race in Qiddiya.

Formula 1: Are the Gulf Countries “Sportswashing”?

January

2024: Year of the Bike on the Côte d’Azur

As it’s a Saturday afternoon, and as I am a creature of habit, I almost automatically bundle my bike out of my apartment.

2024: Year of the Bike on the Côte d’Azur

October

Focusing on the Figures: Insight into the War in Ukraine Through the Lens of Figure Skating

Figure skating is an integral part of Russian culture and identity. It is the amalgamation of Russian persistence in sacrifice, the current government’s propensity to reject all things Western, and above all, the pathway to repairing the fragmented prestige of years past.

Focusing on the Figures: Insight into the War in Ukraine Through the Lens of Figure Skating

March

Qatar Bids for Manchester United

Football, once dubbed the “beautiful game,” has become the epicenter of sports washing, a newly coined term that refers to ways in which countries invest in sports to promote their reputation and deflect attention from their less favorable activities. Qatar is not alone in this.

Qatar Bids for Manchester United

February

February Sports Recap

Sports Recap — February 2023

February Sports Recap

February

Menton à Risoul: Sciences Pistes Spend Last Week of Break at Annual BDS Ski Trip

Despite a few hiccups and more than a few drunk incidents, the ski trip was a tremendous success. Sciences Pistes faced their fears on the mountain, and they are stronger for it. Going into the second semester of the year, there is undoubtedly a tighter connection between us than ever before

Menton à Risoul: Sciences Pistes Spend Last Week of Break at Annual BDS Ski Trip

January

Morocco's World Cup Success Sends the World a Powerful Statement

The success of the Moroccan team at the 2022 FIFA World Cup has disrupted the traditional balance of football. It has shown how the unassuming underdogs can, with the right combination of teamwork, persistence, and a steadfast, strong-willed, bald-headed coach — Walid Regragui, nicknamed “avocado head”— attain new heights.

Morocco's World Cup Success Sends the World a Powerful Statement

January

Le Football, Source de Miracles Pour l'Argentine?

Même les leaders politiques les plus charismatiques de l'histoire de l'Argentine n'ont pas réussi ce que l'équipe dirigée par Messi a réussi : imprégner l'âme de près de 46 millions d'Argentins de la fierté d'appartenir à la nation argentine.

Le Football, Source de Miracles Pour l'Argentine?

January

January Sports Recap

Sports Recap — January 2023

January Sports Recap

December

Analyzing the Morality of the World Cup: Boycotts, Forced Labor and Human Rights

Although the human rights violations in Qatar and its threat to the environment are alarming, it is of the utmost importance that one approaches the situation holistically. Forced labor, environmental threats and the kafala system gained attention due to World Cup boycott conversations. While the tournament has already occurred, it is paramount to not discard these issues in future discourse.

Analyzing the Morality of the World Cup: Boycotts, Forced Labor and Human Rights

December

December Sports Recap

Sports Recap – December 2022

December Sports Recap

October

October Sports Recap

Sports Recap – October 2022

October Sports Recap

September

The 2022 Qatar World Cup Has a Dark Side

The sheer joy that usually accompanies the World Cup approach has been tainted this year. Qatar, the next World Cup site, continues to raise human rights concerns.

The 2022 Qatar World Cup Has a Dark Side

April

Critique du Film “Le Stade”

Le film, réalisé par Eric Hannezo et Matthieu Vollaire, est une magnifique plongée dans l’aventure d’une saison, au sein du vestiaire du Stade Toulousain.

Critique du Film “Le Stade”

April

Sports Recap: April

Sports Recap – April 2022

Sports Recap: April

April

Association Feature: l'Équipe de Foot

Le désir d’aller contre tous les pronostics, de rendre fier tout un campus, de montrer que le cholismo n’est pas mort, en bref ; montrer aux yeux du monde (ou au moins quelques centaines de sciencepistes) que oui, Menton n’est pas mort, Menton ne baissera pas la tête, Menton va rivaliser et bien plus que cela, que nous n’avons jamais été aussi forts qu’aujourd’hui, plus qu’hier et moins que demain.

Association Feature: l'Équipe de Foot

March

At the Beijing Olympics, Norway Dominates Once Again With a Record-Breaking Performance

The small number of spectators, the 100% artificial snow, the ubiquitous KN95 masks, and the obligatory 21 day quarantine for COVID-19 positive athletes made the 2022 Beijing Winter Olympics vastly different from previous winter Games.

At the Beijing Olympics, Norway Dominates Once Again With a Record-Breaking Performance

March

Sports Recap: February and March

This sport recap is the first edition of a new project that the Menton Times has launched, in which it aims to recap all of the major sports news and events that have taken place during the weeks before each edition is published, in case you may have missed anything.

Sports Recap: February and March

January

Menton à SuperDévoluy: Sciences Pistes Spend Last Week of Break at BDS Ski Trip

Our beloved SciencesPistes became more comfortable both on and off the slopes — daring to dive into challenging skiing and dynamic conversations.

Menton à SuperDévoluy: Sciences Pistes Spend Last Week of Break at BDS Ski Trip

December

Controversy as Saudi Arabia Gains Entry into Top-Flight Football

Why the Saudi takeover of Newcastle United is a dark day, not only for the football community, but also for the wider United Kingdom population.

Controversy as Saudi Arabia Gains Entry into Top-Flight Football
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