Everyone seems to be leaving X, the ex-Twitter. Personally, after years of absence, here's why I've decided to come back here.
Philippe Hebeisen is Chairman of the Board of Directors of Vaudoise Assurances, of which he is also a former director. He takes an expert look at how the aging of the population is redefining the labor, consumer and capital markets.
In an economic context marked by the return of inflation, rising public spending and profound technological transformations, the famous founder of the monetarist movement, who died in 2006, still has some very useful things to tell us.
The electoral conclusions of 2024, marked by the election of Donald Trump in the USA, are still largely based on «identity» categories. This approach, far from being trivial, influences the perception of society and reduces the diversity of opinions.
Anouck Saugy, president of the Femmes PLR du canton de Vaud, refused to attend the feminist strike last June. Once united around a common cause, this movement has become, in her view, a divisive force.
Le Regard Libre carried out a survey to understand what motivates its all-volunteer team to commit themselves for over ten years and one hundred issues. Although specific, our experience offers useful pointers for other initiatives.
While wage inequality between the sexes routinely makes the headlines, size inequality remains little studied. Examining this «discrimination» reveals the absurdity of egalitarian ideology and revives the meritocratic narrative.
Although they concern only a small proportion of the population, gender issues seem to be dividing public opinion and getting to the heart of social debates. And for good reason: they touch on a civilizational issue: the notion of truth.
In theaters for two months, «Dune: Part II» is already establishing itself as the most popular film of 2024. With a score of 8.8/10 on the IMDb website, critics rank it among the twenty best feature films of all time. Religious myths are alive and well.
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