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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....

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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.

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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...

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Sovereignists must be taken seriously

By Clément Guntern · May 28, 2018

Le Regard Libre N° 38 - Clément Guntern The recent advance of ’far-right« parties in Europe...

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A short history of Venezuela to understand the present

By Hélène Lavoyer · May 28, 2018

Les lundis de l'actualité - Hélène Lavoyer Here's a piece of news you'll certainly have heard about this week: Nicolás Maduro, successor...

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Withdrawal from Iran nuclear deal: toxic fallout for Trump

By Le Regard Libre · May 14, 2018

Les lundis de l'actualité - Baptiste Michellod France, the United Kingdom, Germany, the European Union, Russia, China and Iran have...

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Dissolution of ETA, the challenge of reconciliation

By Diego Taboada · 07 May 2018

News on Mondays - Diego Taboada The Spanish people had been waiting for this for months. After fifty-nine years of activity, the terrorist organization Euskadi...

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Koreas: hope after loathing

By Hélène Lavoyer · April 30, 2018

News Mondays – Hélène Lavoyer The whole world held its breath last Friday. Koreans from both countries...

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Cuba, a new page turns

By Clément Guntern · April 23, 2018

News Mondays - Clément Guntern A real page in South American history is turning. After the conquest of power in...