Nous avons tous le même sang quand nous saignons

Spectrum | November 14, 2015 | Analysis | Reports

Today we mourn with those who mourn. Nous avons tous le même sang quand nous saignon. We all have the same blood when we bleed.

In honor of all those in Paris devastated by yesterday's attacks, and in solidarity with those refugees who have fled to Europe in search of new lives. Today we stand with them all.

For the latest on the attacks in Paris, see coverage from LeMonde in France, The BBC and The Guardian in the UK, and The New York Times in the US.

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