Il avait été repéré sur la scène gratuite du festival par un certain Claude Nobs, qui l’avait propulsé le lendemain...
The vast majority of the media portrayed the result of the 2022 legislative elections in France as a defeat for re-elected President Emmanuel Macron, deprived of an absolute majority in parliament. But it's on the interpretation of what this situation means for the quinquennium that analyses diverge. Here's a selection.
DOSSIER «LE GRAND RETOUR DU NUCLEAIRE», Jonas Follonier | Classical Liberal? Libertarian? In any case, he's one of those people the press likes to refer to as «neo-liberals» or «ultra-liberals» - not necessarily nice labels. But at Regard Libre, we're not really interested in labels and how nice they are (or aren't). Here's a political and economic analyst who counts, who is a frequent guest in the French media (and not just L'Opinion or Le Figaro) and whose essay, published in 2021, Les écologistes contre la modernité, is fascinating. We may find ourselves in profound disagreement with some or all of his opinions. However, a confrontation with his viewpoint can only be stimulating. This book offers a thorough critique of the anti-capitalist foundations of radical ecology, including the author's fiery, well-argued plea in favor of industrial society and nuclear power.
The lifting of the taboo on nuclear power in Switzerland by the right wing of the political spectrum does not exactly revive...
An ecologist elected in Lyon is promising «gender-neutral» bike paths. He explains this by arguing that women, in particular, need more safety than men. The umpteenth autogoal in the match between the «woke» team and the allegedly macho team.
The Swiss people voted in 2017 to phase out nuclear power plants, accepting the Swiss government's 2050 energy strategy....
Johnny Hallyday himself is the voice-over for the Netflix documentary series Johnny par Johnny, released earlier this year....
En trois semaines, des activistes LGBTIQ+ ont empêché avec violence la tenue de deux conférences qui devaient avoir lieu à...
Ada Marra is a member of the Swiss National Council in Bern. Italian by birth, the Vaud socialist refuses to conceive of a single Swiss culture. Her Facebook post on August 1, 2017 starting with «LA Suisse n'existe pas» earned her a barrage of insults. Time for dialogue.
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