When Poland joined the European Union in 2004, it could not afford to join the Eurozone. 22 years later, while the country has become a driving force for European construction, it no longer wants it. In an interview given to Financial Times On Monday January 26, Polish Finance Minister Andrzej Domanski cooled European leaders by … Read more
It is an agreement reached before the massive protest movement which is shaking Iran, marked by violent repression by the regime. It may seem surprising at first glance, as tensions are so high between Israel and Iran. These two rival states secretly colluded through Russia, reports le Washington Post Wednesday January 14. They exchanged messages, … Read more
His name was proposed to everyone’s surprise on January 2 by Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky. After a positive vote from the Rada, the Ukrainian parliament, on Wednesday January 14, it is now official: Mykhaïlo Fedorov, until now Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of Digital Transformation, has been appointed head of the Ministry of Defense. Little … Read more
The French debate on the end of life has lasted for twenty-five years, and it is not close to being over. Amended by the Assembly on May 27, 2025, the bill on the “right to assisted dying” will be examined from January 20 by the Senate. And the discussions promise to be lively, as the … Read more
Gathered at a new summit, the 35 countries of the “coalition of the willing” displayed a united front this Tuesday, January 6 in Paris, committing to providing “robust” security guarantees to Ukraine, in the event of a ceasefire agreement with Russia, a still distant prospect. These security guarantees, provided for in the “Paris declaration”, which … Read more
A region of the world plunged into uncertainty. The American military operation in Venezuela, on the night of January 2 to 3, resulted in the capture of the country’s leader, Nicolas Maduro. An intervention which marks a new stage in the foreign policy led by American President Donald Trump. Can this coup lead to others … Read more
A first exchange with a judge. Venezuelan President Nicolas Maduro, captured by the United States at the end of a military operation in Caracas on the night of January 2 to 3, appeared before a New York court on Monday, January 5. The leader pleaded not guilty during this hearing, as did his wife, Cilia … Read more
French judges in Washington’s crosshairs. In a survey, the German magazine The mirror reveals that the Trump administration would have considered implementing new sanctions against several officials from European countries, responsible according to the American State Department for fueling “censorship” which would be at work on the continent. Among his targets? The three magistrates who … Read more
Venezuelan President Nicolas Maduro has reached out to US President Donald Trump, offering serious talks on combating drug trafficking and offering US companies easy access to Venezuelan oil. Nicolas Maduro said Venezuela was a “brother country” of the United States and a friendly government. He pointed out that during their last meeting in November, the … Read more
US President Donald Trump said on Friday that the United States was ready to intervene to defend protesters in Iran in the event of violent repression by the authorities in Tehran. “We are ready to intervene,” the US president said in a message published on Truth Social. The United States struck nuclear facilities in Iran … Read more