The Anglo-American
Press Association
of Paris
Who we are
Founded in 1907, The Anglo-American Press Association in Paris is the oldest international journalists’ organization in France.
We bring together journalists from anglophone media to encourage mutual support and promote common interests. Our main activity is inviting high-profile figures from politics, economics, business and culture for briefings or on-the-record interviews. We also foster social contact among foreign correspondents who are based in or visiting France.
Join the AAPA
Today, we are more than 160 journalists representing international media outlets, including the New York Times, Financial Times, Wall Street Journal, Washington Post, The Guardian, Bloomberg, Reuters, AFP, BBC, NBC, CBS, CNN, NPR, and FRANCE 24.
Our members get access to a great network of colleagues, meetings with newsmakers in politics, culture and foreign affairs, regular social events and training courses, and a membership press card. Active members must be journalists based in France who are working in the English language.
Events
Author Edward Chisholm: Murder in Paris ’68
The author Edward Chisholm spoke to AAPA on April 24 about his two books, his…
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Surviving Chaos: Mark Leonard on the new rules of geopolitics
How do we make sense of the chaos of global politics when the rules change…
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The French Far-Right and the Future of Europe
On April 8, we hosted a panel discussion on the French far-right, at the offices…
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