Saint-Napoleon
Under the Second Empire, the commemoration of August 15 gave rise to official and popular demonstrations in memory of the
Removal of the school card: programmed effects …
France will not be the first country to soon abolish its school sectorization system (the famous “ school card »).
Pakistan: investigation at the heart of military power
As Pervez Musharraf has just decreed the state of emergency in Pakistan, it is worthless to look at the particular
Is China condemned to democratize?
China is neither unfit for democracy, nor predisposed by its failed traditions to political liberalism. It is to dismiss these
Europe: the Treaty of Lisbon without taboos
The Lisbon Treaty, better known in France under the name of “ mini-treatment », So relieved those who were worried
Political opposition in Syria
While Syria is again in the eye of the cyclone because of its support for Hezbollah and Hamas, its proximity
Germanic civilizations
To account for the richness and vitality of the Germanic world, the recent dictionary published by Bayard gives pride of
The elders of “baby boomers”: an overshadowed generation
Ludivine Bantigny draws up a historic and learned portrait of youth of the 1950s, and sheds light on some of
CIA, a story under influences
On the hot seat since they failed to prevent the September 11, 2001 attacks, the American secret services are the
Demobilization of paramilitaries and transitional justice in Colombia
When the Colombian Congress approved in July 2005 the justice and peace bill which gave a legal framework for the