Europe

There is, in the heart of western metropolises, a silent humanity that advances on the line. A class of men and women called "middle class" — Not because of lack of magnitude, but because they are suspended between two worlds: the one of visible ease, and the one of precarious tapie. They do not shine by...

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Since January 20, 2025, when Donald Trump began his second term, the foundations of American democracy have been flickering with unprecedented intensity in the contemporary history of the United States. Under an apparent institutional legality, a profound and methodical upheaval of democratic balances is at work. This return to the White House doesn't look like...

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Irruption of artificial intelligence in our daily lives is no longer confined to the world of work or to advanced technologies: it is now invited to classrooms, homework, and even to the relationship between students and teachers. Faced with this silent but profound revolution, the traditional educational model is wavering. Far from...

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A word that's come back everywhere For several years, a term has invaded TV sets, newspapers and political conversations: populism. Some use it as an insult, others as a standard. But what does it really cover? Behind this word, there is a reality: a mode of discourse and political action which, ...

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Donald Trump's return to the White House plunged Europe into a form of geopolitical sideration. His election victory, which was signalled by clear signals and supported by constant rhetoric, nevertheless remained an earthquake in transatlantic relations. From the first days of his mandate, the tone is set: the relationship with Europe ...

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