Catherine Duthu on France Culture, a Press Review that Accurately Places Human Beings at the Center of the World
While tackling international news head-on and in all its complexity every morning, the journalist also knows how to make room for emotion.
Lehoux Valerie
Published on March 23, 2026 at 07:02
Every week, she says she receives about a hundred emails from listeners. It’s no wonder, as her international press review has become one of the most cherished moments on France Culture’s morning show. From the energy crisis in Cuba, women’s rights in Bangladesh, to the stakes of Russian spy satellites— … Her press review covers subjects that are often ignored. “I have complete freedom of choice. It’s rare, a great opportunity,” says Catherine Duthu, who comes from reporting and news presentation backgrounds, making her well-suited for the job.
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