When he died sixty years ago, Winston Churchill was universally celebrated as Britain's saviour. Today, his statue is the target of vandalism. This deterioration in his image can be explained by several historiographical turning points.
According to David Betz, professor at King's College, the West has crossed a critical threshold: the weakening of political legitimacy, the fragmentation of identities and the loss of social cohesion are all factors in future violent insurrections.
The British Labour Party won last July's election thanks to the support of an electorate committed to a restrictive migration policy. However, it remains to be seen whether Labour will be able to deliver on its promises in this area.
Each month, we feature a column by one of the personalities who give us the pleasure of alternating between the two. Current affairs, history, politics and philosophy: former Federal Councillor Pascal Couchepin's readings.
Lawyer, historian and Les Républicains MP for the third constituency of Seine-et-Marne, Jean-Louis Thiériot is the author of the first French-language biography of Margaret Thatcher. Ten years after her death, we take a look back at a personality who left her mark on history.
La mort de la reine Elisabeth II m’a fichu un coup. Un coup de vieux? C’est possible. Une page se...
Malgré une histoire mouvementée au sein de la famille européenne depuis 1973, le Royaume-Uni n’en a pas moins été un...
Les bouquins du mardi - Lauriane Pipoz Gretel, la trentaine, vient de retrouver sa mère Sarah. Cette dernière l’avait abandonnée...
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