Aimer «tel quel» peut devenir une forme de mépris lorsque l’éducation renonce à l’exigence. Une réflexion sur l’amour et la discipline.
Speaking before an audience of about fifty people in Lausanne, the French liberal author Ferghane Azihari defended the arguments presented in his essay *Islam Against Modernity*. His well-reasoned presentation was followed by a lively discussion with the audience.
T.C. Intelligence analyzed nearly 1,000 posts from the @rtsinfo Instagram account between January 8 and March 25, 2026. Its main conclusion: when the public broadcaster deviates from neutrality, it almost always does so in the same direction.
Disappointed by a field that had become overly technocratic and by the marginalization of the status of the self-employed, I decided to abandon my law studies after only five days. Here is a plea in favor of literature, history, and a more humanistic education.
When it becomes a cause, the humanist ideal can lead to blind spots and blindness. A warning against interpreting the world through the lens of the West’s colonial guilt.
The rule of law is one of the major achievements of modern society. But when the definition of the rule of law escapes the debate of ideas, it reduces politics to a technical matter. This evolution of liberal democracies is in tension with the spirit of the Enlightenment.
By demanding ever greater transparency, our societies paradoxically encourage conformism, surveillance and hypocrisy. Here is a defense of the right to silence, nuance, discretion and ambiguity, indispensable in a liberal democracy.
Faced with the injunctions of healthy living, the bon vivant emerges as a counter-model. An opportunity to re-explore this figure, which is far richer than a simple posture of resistance.
Bryan Johnson embodies an age governed by technology, where only that which can be quantified counts. A certain conception of health, compatible with this ethic of numbers, has become the central value. Even to the exclusion of other components of well-being.