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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...

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Facebook scandal: what now?

By Diego Taboada · 16 April 2018

News Mondays - Diego Taboada After the revelations about the affair now known as «Facebook-Cambridge Analytica»,...

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Falciani, the moment of truth?

By Nicolas Jutzet · 09 April 2018

Les lundis de l'actualité - Nicolas Jutzet Hervé Falciani, ex-informatician of the HSBC bank, whom you probably know in connection with...

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Egypt, re-election despite disaster

By Clément Guntern · 02 April 2018

Les lundis de l'actualité - Clément Guntern As predicted by all the specialists, the first round of the Egyptian presidential...

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Skripal affair: the investigation and the diplomatic stakes

By Hélène Lavoyer · March 26, 2018

News on Mondays – Hélène Lavoyer Sergei Skripal and his daughter Yulia—aged 66 and 33, respectively—have...

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Vladimir Putin: Old World authoritarian or peerless strategist?

By Diego Taboada · March 12, 2018

Current Affairs Mondays - Diego Taboada Blamed by most Western countries for major contemporary geopolitical upheavals (Ukraine, Syria),...

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A divided Italy

By Loris S. Musumeci · March 5, 2018

News Mondays – Loris S. Musumeci The results are in. They finally provide official confirmation of the unease...