ANALYSIS, Nadine Richon | Exactly five years ago, in April 2017, the Sarah Halimi case began—the case of the Jewish retiree murdered by her 27-year-old neighbor, who was deemed completely not criminally responsible. Today, the circle is complete: legally concluded, the case was effectively buried in January 2022 with the release of a report by a deeply divided parliamentary commission, which nevertheless confirmed the absence of any police or judicial misconduct. Nathanaël Majster, one of the attorneys consulted by Sarah Halimi’s family, outlines possible avenues for reopening this case, which remains a wound and an insult to Jews, whether or not they identify with «the community.».
The European Union (EU) has decided to censor the Russian TV channels Russia Today and Sputnik on its territory. On Friday, the Swiss Federal Council announced that it was not aligning itself with this measure. This is good news, and here's why.
Original Article – Vincianne Hennrich Our century has been shaped by the advent of the internet and social media. What are the impacts in a...
Le Regard Libre N° 82 - Antoine Bernhard Dossier «Immigration» We always speak of immigration in the singular, as if it were a...
Eugénie Bastié, a journalist in the «Ideas» section of the French daily Le Figaro, offers her diagnosis of the «war of ideas» in France and the theme of immigration, which is present in its own way in the French intellectual debate and reveals new cleavages.
Every month, we feature a column by one of the personalities who take turns writing for Le Regard Libre. Freelance journalist Sophie Woeldgen shares her views as a reporter in the Middle East on an itchy subject.
As the last voices of the Second World War fade away this Thursday, February 24, 2022, sirens sounded...
Unpublished article - Clément Guntern What madness has Europe fallen back into? Under the guise of an insidious and paranoid discourse from a...
Le Regard Libre No. 82 – Diana-Alice Ramsauer «Immigration» Feature Article It is with outrage and despair that Lausanne resident Claude Calame observes...
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