Camille Frati
For me, being a journalist means both looking at the world with curiosity and an eagerness to discover, and passing on, analysing and explaining what's going on to readers. This is all the more necessary at a time when people feel that they are sufficiently informed on social networks, whose algorithms lock them into bubbles that prevent any debate on opinions. Researching the origins of today's events and trends and comparing points of view are essential if we are to live together better. I also enjoy making subjects that seem too complex for the average person, such as law and justice and economics, more accessible.
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Esch2022, a budget against all odds
- By Camille Frati, Misch Pautsch
- Published on 06 Oct. 2021
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Cross-border students as a case study in European law
- By Camille Frati, Lex Kleren
- Published on 29 Sep. 2021
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Biodiversity vs. construction, the sinews of war
- By Camille Frati, Lex Kleren, Misch Pautsch
- Published on 24 Sep. 2021
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Studying abroad, at all costs
- By Camille Frati, Lex Kleren, Misch Pautsch
- Published on 13 Sep. 2021
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The tomato under her skin
- By Camille Frati, Lex Kleren
- Published on 09 Sep. 2021
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The new life of Joëlle Elvinger
- By Camille Frati, Lex Kleren
- Published on 20 Aug. 2021
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Tour operators between two waves
- By Camille Frati, Lex Kleren, Misch Pautsch
- Published on 13 Aug. 2021
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Communication in times of Covid-19
- By Camille Frati, Lex Kleren
- Published on 21 Jul. 2021
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Alexandra Kerckhof or the pop version of childcare
- By Camille Frati, Lex Kleren
- Published on 14 Jul. 2021
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The story of the teeth that changed everything in Europe
- By Camille Frati, Lex Kleren
- Published on 08 Jul. 2021
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Too much silence around sexual abuse
- By Camille Frati, Lex Kleren
- Published on 01 Jul. 2021
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The judicial world in turmoil
- By Camille Frati, Lex Kleren
- Published on 28 Jun. 2021