World

Mexican elections: Trump in second place, drugs in front

By Clément Guntern · July 09, 2018

News Mondays - Clément Guntern On July 1, 2018, the Mexican general elections were held. Both the parliament and...

World

At the European Council, illusionists are king

By Diego Taboada · 02 July 2018

News Mondays - Diego Taboada This week, the heads of state and government of the member countries of the European Union...

France

Emmanuel Macron in three points

By Jonas Follonier · 02 July 2018

Le Regard Libre No. 39 – Jonas Follonier There has been much discussion about the results of Emmanuel Macron’s first year in office....

World

Daniel Warner: «Trump has no sense of history or law»

By Le Regard Libre · June 24, 2018

A Swiss-American political scientist who has lived in Switzerland for the past forty years, Daniel Warner has taught at prestigious universities and worked with a number of...

France

A new anti-Semitism with two faces

By Jonas Follonier · June 24, 2018

Le Regard Libre N° 38 - Jonas Follonier «In Paris's popular 19th arrondissement, Jews have come to the bitter realization that...

World

Yemen: how to understand the current situation

By Hélène Lavoyer · June 18, 2018

Les lundis de l'actualité - Hélène Lavoyer Ever since it was state-run in 1990, conflict has plagued Yemen, a land thousands of years...

World

Tense elections in Pakistan

By Clément Guntern · June 11, 2018

News on Mondays - Clément Guntern On July 25 of this year, parliamentary elections will be held in Pakistan....

World

Soccer World Cup: when politics feeds on sport

By Diego Taboada · 10 June 2018

With less than 80 days to go before the start of the World Cup in Russia, diplomatic tensions with the UK threaten to disrupt the event. Just one example of the close relationship between sport and politics.

World

When will we see real disarmament?

By Alexandre Wälti · 04 June 2018

Les lundis de l'actualité - Alexandre Wälti A press review, why not. A column, better. Perhaps both or...