Editorials
•25/05/2011
Why the IMF should be led by a EuropeanOften images obscure reality.
With the fortunate emergence of new economic players we should not forget that for the time being although growth is in Asia, South America or in Africa, wealth remains in the US and Europe, the two continents which dominate the world's economy.
This is why they hold...
•29/04/2011
Populism, nationalism and egoïsmThe success of the True Finns, the only party that gained ground in the elections on 17th April, heralds further progress for the populists. This trend now concerns nearly all European countries. The economic crisis has encouraged this; immigration for which Europe is now the primary host continent...
•12/04/2011
Ivory Coast legitimises action in Libya...The UN can be proud of having enabled Ivory Coast to regain legality. France is honoured to have made its military force available to the UN, with skill, reserve and professionalism, in the service of peace. France has also made a commitment in Libya, along with its partners, notably European, in...
•19/03/2011
Europe, UN and LibyaResolution 1973 is a European victory.
Europe's universal values of democracy, rule of law and human rights do not fit well with action undertaken by regimes which maintain power by massacring their populations. On France's and the United Kingdom's initiative, the call by the Arab countries to...