Geopolitics

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Bis Repetitat?

Geopolitics

If there is a constant in the last 30 years in France, it is indeed the
defeat in the main election of the winner of the intermediate election.
Thus, when the left or right-wing wins legislative and regional elections,
it loses the next presidential election.

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For an International Financial Court

Geopolitics

The recent discovery of the turpitude of the leaders of Lehmann and their
auditors, with terrible consequences on the world-wide crisis, and thus on
employment of hundreds of millions of people, shows, if it was still
necessary, that since globalization has done its work, what takes place in a
company can have consequences on the whole planet. However, no international court is competent to judge such crimes.

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In all its forms

Geopolitics

Three major reforms will be announced in France this week. They all relate
to the management of the public service.

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Ephemeral eternity

Geopolitics

As often, a natural event can be used as a metaphor for a social phenomenon.
And, to describe and understand crises, nothing is better than the metaphor
of an earthquake.

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Walking out of History

Geopolitics

Are we finally going to understand, in Europe, what infers the risk of
walking out of History? Everyone should now realize that the threat is
there, very tangible.

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Wind energy: Just a rush of hot air?

Geopolitics

What is not often mentioned is the wind turbine’s visual impact, noise level (about which everyone has a right to an opinion), or efficiency, which is highly debatable if we are aiming for a durable economy.

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Now has come the “Pacific War”

Geopolitics

The US-China joint statement, written after Obama’s nine-day visit in Asia, represents a turning point in history: both countries addressed worldwide problems as superpowers on equal footing. The issues ranged from ecology to the financial crisis, from the defence of human rights to nuclear topics.

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