Policy

Is «illiberal democracy» authoritarianism in disguise?

By Matthieu Levivier · 19 January 2023

«Just because a state isn't liberal doesn't mean it can't be a democracy». In 2014, Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orbán, irritated at receiving lessons in democracy, assumed his «illiberalism». Is this just a publicity stunt?

Society

Mathieu Bock-Côté: «There is an intellectual corruption of the social sciences».»

By Antoine-Frédéric Bernhard · 06 September 2021

Quebec sociologist Mathieu Bock-Côté castigates the «diversitarian regime» that is tending to replace democracy as we know it in the Western world. Interview about his latest book, La révolution racialiste.

Policy

Beyond the left-right divide, the universal quarrel

By Jonas Follonier · 03 September 2021

L'édito de Jonas Follonier

World

Justin Trudeau's strange definition of freedom of expression

By Jonas Follonier · 07 November 2020

More communitarian, you die!

World

Yuval Noah Harari: the historian of today's disruptions

By Diego Taboada · February 23, 2019

L’essai 21 leçons pour le XXIe siècle tente de cibler les défis actuels et d’y apporter des réponses. L’auteur se...

World

Israel: a bill that raises democratic questions

By Le Regard Libre · July 16, 2018

Les lundis de l’actualité – Baptiste Michellod Le 13 juillet dernier, le premier ministre israélien Benjamin Netanyahu a vivement critiqué l’ambassadeur...