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.
If the problem of nuclear weapons has never really gone away (and for good reason, their mere existence is in itself a...
Current events in Ukraine remind us that the reality of war is far from over. There's a little...
Le Regard Libre N° 85 - Enzo Santacroce Dossier «Switzerland, definition» Challenging seems to be the hallmark of democracy. To take...
Le Regard Libre N° 85 - Clément Guntern Dossier «La Suisse, définition» The Swiss live with a mental image of...
For a long time, humans judged animals according to their own way of thinking, generally to assert their supremacy over them. It wasn't until the twentieth century that animal behavior was systematically studied and a balanced judgment could be formulated. Today, science provides us with a more nuanced vision. And most of our major certainties - that laughter is a human trait, that animals have neither culture nor morals, that the tool makes the man, etc. - are now outdated. - are now outdated. Here we present some of the most surprising discoveries, such as animals« ability to use symbols, or their sense of empathy and cooperation. Scientific facts that bring them closer to us and help us to understand ourselves better.
ANALYSIS, Antoine Bernhard | Geopolitics teaches us one thing: countries have interests, which are organized according to a certain world order. This order is constantly being redefined, especially during crises such as wars. The various states and forces involved advance their pawns to claim the best possible place within this order, according to their interests. In a way, this is the fundamental modus operandi of international relations, which have been shaken by the current crisis. Let's take a look at some of the major geopolitical issues surrounding the war in Ukraine.
Le Regard Libre No. 84 – Antoine Bernhard Special Feature: «Man and Animal» This is a call that is gaining traction today: we should...
DOSSIER UKRAINE, Clément Guntern | In 2008, Vladimir Putin told George W. Bush that Ukraine did not exist. At the time, nobody in the West really understood what this meant in concrete terms. We know today. Analysis.
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