Banking secrecy, sex trials, media justice... The former President of the Geneva Bar Association, named best living French-speaking orator, remains one of the freest voices in French-speaking Switzerland. An intimate conversation.
Is gallantry an instrument of female submission? Certainly not, according to Jennifer Tamas, a specialist in 17th-century French literature and author of a recent essay on the subject.
On the occasion of Mother's Day, our columnist Marianne Grosjean pleads for a win-win collaboration that would resolve a paradox of contemporary motherhood, between the desire for children and parental exhaustion.
The growing impact of artificial intelligence (AI) on the world of work raises urgent questions. Human dignity and the very meaning of existence are at stake.
In his column, the former Federal Councillor shares a book that has had a profound effect on him. This month, he comments on Chantal Delsol's latest essay, which aims to characterize the situation of the contemporary individual.
In this column, journalist Marianne Grosjean sends a message to our readers. This month, she asks what social traits of our time will entertain future generations in a TV series set in 2075.
Between order and chaos, freedom and responsibility, our columnist Ralph Müller explores the balance needed to avoid both doctrinaire hostility and moral dissolution.
The «body positive» movement aims to neutralize beauty standards under the guise of fighting discrimination. This approach, taken to the extreme as under the Maoist regime, deprives the individual of the vital impulse inspired by beauty.
The risk-taking that characterizes entrepreneurship enables human beings to exercise their freedom and responsibility to the full. This form of personal fulfillment, which is conducive to social fulfillment, has a special value.
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