World

The challenge for China... and for the world

By Clément Guntern · 01 December 2018

Le Regard Libre N° 44 – Clément Guntern Il ne fait de doute pour plus personne: le sort du monde...

Switzerland

And finally, pragmatism prevails

By Nicolas Jutzet · November 26, 2018

Les lundis de l’actualité – Nicolas Jutzet C'est un plébiscite pour le Conseil fédéral! Dans un contexte international de révolte...

Policy

Louis Agassiz: censoring the past?

By Jonas Follonier · November 25, 2018

When we celebrate the memory of a man like Louis Agassiz, it's not for his racial theses, but for his great contributions to science.

Switzerland

Initiative «against foreign judges»: an issue of form rather than substance

By Diego Taboada · November 24, 2018

Le Regard Libre N° 44 – Diego Taboada Le texte proposé par l’UDC représente indubitablement un danger pour le pays....

Switzerland

The state and its excesses

By Jérémie Bongiovanni · November 19, 2018

Les lundis de l'actualité -  Jérémie Bongiovanni Alors que la ville de Genève se trouve dans la tourmente en raison...

Switzerland

Voting fantasy

By Clément Guntern · 05 November 2018

Les Lundis de l'actualité - Clément Guntern Le dimanche 4 novembre et le lundi 5 novembre 2018 ont été chacun...

France

La France insoumise, the collective illusion

By Nicolas Jutzet · October 29, 2018

Les lundis de l'actualité - Nicolas Jutzet The searches of October 16 could well turn into a real «sticking plaster"...

World

Yes to the European Union, but reformed

By Diego Taboada · October 28, 2018

LONG FORM ARTICLE, Diego Taboada | The 2019 European elections are presented in most media as a referendum for or against immigration. Why not instead see it as an opportunity to rethink the system as a whole and finally propose reforms to save the European Union?

Switzerland

The SVP and the others

By Jérémie Bongiovanni · October 22, 2018

The weakness of opponents in the face of sophists