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Just peace or just peace?

By Clément Guntern · April 23, 2019

Contemporary conflicts are increasingly characterized by a lack of rules. Every day, armed groups and states alike flout international law. But one aspect is rarely mentioned, given the omnipresence of violence: just peace.

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Theresa May, the UK's heroine

By Clément Guntern · 08 April 2019

Les lundis de l'actualité - Clément Guntern Europe, 2017. Le Brexit n’est au départ qu’un pari raté du premier ministre...

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The paradox of coal and the energy transition

By Clément Guntern · March 30, 2019

Le Regard Libre N° 48 - Clément Guntern After the student climate protests at the start of the year and the emergence of...

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Should Greta Thunberg receive a Nobel Prize?

By Clément Guntern · March 18, 2019

News Mondays - Clément Guntern A few days ago, Norwegian parliamentarians announced that they would be proposing...

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Narendra Modi and the Indian elections

By Clément Guntern · March 11, 2019

News Mondays - Clément Guntern This Sunday, March 10, the Election Commission of India announced the dates for the...

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Yuval Noah Harari: the historian of today's disruptions

By Diego Taboada · February 23, 2019

The essay 21 lessons for the 21st century attempts to identify current challenges and provide answers. The author...

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Spain: the choice to outbid

By Diego Taboada · February 18, 2019

News on Mondays – Diego Taboada The political situation in Spain has been making headlines in recent weeks. The last two...

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China's apprenticeship to power

By Clément Guntern · February 17, 2019

Le Regard Libre No. 46 – Clément Guntern In the Western media, fascination with a country offering tremendous opportunities is mixed with...

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L’Europe naïve quant à la concurrence chinoise?

By Clément Guntern · February 11, 2019

Les lundis de l'actualité - Clément Guntern In recent months, the Chinese telecoms company Huawei has been at the heart of debate...