Alexandre del Valle, whose analyses often stand in stark contrast to the traditional media narrative, has agreed to take stock of the European geopolitical situation, in eight points.
C’est au Montreux Palace, une bière à la main, qu’Alix Caillet, chanteur du groupe français de musique alternative Odezenne, nous...
DOSSIER «LE GRAND RETOUR DU NUCLEAIRE», Jean-David Ponci | Mastering fusion would make it possible to reproduce the thermonuclear reactions of stars that are not at the end of their lives, where four hydrogen atoms fuse to form one helium atom. This is the physical process that generates the greatest amount of energy. Controlling it to produce electricity would be like putting the sun in a box. But is it really feasible on Earth? If so, when? And would such plants really be less dangerous in the event of an accident than fission power plants? Alessandro Casati, PhD in physics, spent four years working on various nuclear fusion projects: the major international ITER project in France and the Tokamak at EPFL in Switzerland. The specialist now works in finance, but has continued to follow advances in the field out of passion. This is a great advantage, as it enables him to respond impartially and give us his expertise on the future of research.
DOSSIER «LA SUISSE, DEFINITION», Jean-David Ponci | Eduard Nadtochiy teaches Russian history, culture, literature and philosophy at the Slavic Languages Department of the University of Lausanne. His father is Ukrainian. However, he grew up in Moscow. He then spent two years as a teaching assistant at the University of Kharkov, Ukraine's second-largest city. Unlike Russians and the majority of Ukrainians, he is a member of the Ukrainian Church, which is attached to Rome. He is therefore particularly well qualified to undertake the complex exercise of comparing Switzerland and Ukraine.
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.
Le Peuple paraît en Suisse romande dès cette semaine sous la forme d’un bimensuel papier et d’un site internet. D’après...
Interview exclusive – Jonas Follonier Christoph Blocher estime qu'en s'alignant sur les sanctions contre la Russie, la Suisse est entrée...
Today, Vladimir Putin is the focus of many questions. Who is Vladimir Putin? What does he really want? Pascal Couchepin, former President of the Swiss Confederation, tells us about his meeting with the Russian President in 2003.
I covered the previous French election with him, when he was just starting out on his editorial career at Regard Libre and his hope had a name: Macron. Since then, water has flowed under the bridge. Here's an assessment of a campaign he described as «painful».
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