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   * **1940s-1960s**: After World War II, Paris underwent a period of reconstruction. It also became a center for existentialist philosophy, with figures like Jean-Paul Sartre and Simone de Beauvoir shaping intellectual life. The **May 1968 protests** saw student and worker revolts, which shook the French government and led to social and political reforms.
   * **1970s-2000s**: Paris continued to grow as a global center of art, culture, and fashion. The city also saw the construction of modern landmarks, such as the **Centre Pompidou** and the **Louvre Pyramid**.
-  * **21st century**: Paris remains a key political, economic, and cultural hub in Europe. It hosted the **COP21** climate change summit in **2015**, where the Paris Agreement was signed. Paris also continues to be a global leader in fashion, art, and technology.
+  * **21st century**: Paris remains a key political, economic, and cultural hub in Europe. It hosted the **COP21** climate change summit in **2015**, where the Paris Agreement was signed. Paris also continues to be a global leader in fashion, art, and technology. In **2024** Paris hosted the [[https://olympics.com/en/paris-2024|2024 Summer Olympic Games and the Paralympic Games]].
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