The pandemic, and after?
Even if we finally have a deluge of vaccines in Europe and the rest of the world one day soon; even if we reopen theatres, cinemas, hotels and restaurants this summer; even if the autumn could be cheerful; and even…
Even if we finally have a deluge of vaccines in Europe and the rest of the world one day soon; even if we reopen theatres, cinemas, hotels and restaurants this summer; even if the autumn could be cheerful; and even…
I am angry to see that European leaders were so naïve, unlike their British and American counterparts, that they had not requested that the pharmaceutical companies to whom they gave research grants also give them priority for the delivery of…
The resolution of a major crisis, such as the one we are experiencing, depends first and foremost on the relevance of the decisions taken in the emergency to try to resolve it. And today, only one decision is necessary: vaccinate…
This week, for the first time in a year, I got back on a plane. A long haul. To go to Asia. Then another one, to come back, very quickly. I hadn’t been back in an airport for twelve months,…
The world is certainly going badly. And it will get worse for a long time to come. The pandemic is ahead of us for at least another year; the number of victims will continue to rise sharply, all over the…
To be part of a community that has been a victim of the madness of racism for millennia, and is still too often a victim, I would like to remind you of a few obvious facts. First of all, there…
All over the world, and particularly in France, the manner in which we are handling the pandemic is plagued by inconsistencies. It is not just because management methods are very different from one country to another, but also because of…
Since in all the countries of the world, a third lockdown is in the offing, we must dare to ask ourselves a question that few people dare to ask still, even if it is, unconsciously, in many minds: what would…
Even before the pandemic, everything was done to promote the immediate well-being of the elderly, against the interests of the youngest. This is particularly true in developed countries, whose decisions today have the greatest impact on the future of the…