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Les éditions internationales du « Monde diplomatique »

Le Monde Diplomatique - Sun, 13/12/2015 - 15:57
En février 2015, Le Monde diplomatique comptait 35 éditions internationales en 19 langues. Pour une liste des éditions internationales et leurs coordonnées, consulter : www.monde-diplomatique.fr/int/ / A propos du « Diplo » - Médias / - Médias

Le Venezuela miné par la spéculation

Le Monde Diplomatique - Sun, 13/12/2015 - 15:57
Pour le gouvernement, les responsables des pénuries qui touchent le pays se trouvent parmi les commerçants et les grands importateurs. Mais elles découlent sans doute davantage de la plus forte crise économique qu'ait connue le Venezuela au cours des quinze dernières années. / Amérique latine, (...) / , , , , , , , - 2015/03

Le pari ambigu de la coopération climatique

Le Monde Diplomatique - Sun, 13/12/2015 - 01:22
L'adoption unanime d'un accord dans le cadre des Nations unies est suffisamment rare pour que la conférence de Paris marque un jalon dans l'histoire des relations internationales. Depuis le sommet de la Terre de 1992 à Rio, ce premier signe vraiment tangible d'une prise de conscience universelle (...) / , , , , , - La valise diplomatique

Une gauche assise à la droite du peuple

Le Monde Diplomatique - Sat, 12/12/2015 - 15:49
C'est un jeu de chaises musicales dans lequel les partis politiques s'agitent autour d'un petit nombre d'idées : multiculturalisme, inégalités territoriales, séparatisme ethnique, peuple et caste, valeurs et cultures. / France, Culture, Extrême droite, Idées, Identité culturelle, Idéologie, Immigrés, (...) / , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , - 2015/03

Bouygues, le bâtisseur du dictateur

Le Monde Diplomatique - Sat, 12/12/2015 - 15:49
Absence totale de liberté et culte caricatural de la personnalité n'ont pas empêché le Turkménistan d'entretenir de bons rapports tant avec les Occidentaux qu'avec les Russes ou les Chinois. Ce pays neutre d'Asie centrale, au sous-sol gorgé de gaz, représente un client de choix pour les entreprises (...) / , , , , , , , , , , , , , - 2015/03

Statement on a Political Deal for Libya

Crisisgroup - Sat, 12/12/2015 - 14:46
The International Crisis Group considers the international conference on 13 December in Rome an opportunity to bring together a divided Libya through an inclusive political process. Under the co-chairmanship of Italian Foreign Minister Paolo Gentiloni and U.S. Secretary of State John Kerry, it will bring together the "P5+5" group that has backed the talks – the five permanent members of the UN Security Council (China, France, Russia, the United Kingdom and the United States) and Germany, Italy, Spain, the European Union and the UN, as well as Libya’s neighbours.

Surenchères traditionalistes en terre d'islam

Le Monde Diplomatique - Fri, 11/12/2015 - 15:43
Le monde musulman sunnite est confronté à un phénomène de réislamisation, avivé par la faiblesse des forces modernistes et des sociétés civiles ainsi que par la duplicité des pouvoirs politiques. Le wahhabisme saoudien et le courant des Frères musulmans vont poursuivre leur expansion ; leur avatar (...) / , , , , , , , , , , - 2015/03

Scores de l'extrême droite en Europe

Le Monde Diplomatique - Fri, 11/12/2015 - 15:43
Cette carte est issue du Manière de voir sur les extrêmes droites. / Europe, Élections, Extrême droite, Parti politique - Europe / , , , - Europe

The Political and Security Crisis in Burundi

Crisisgroup - Fri, 11/12/2015 - 10:59
The Political and Security Crisis in Burundi

The Basque Conflict and ETA: The Difficulties of an Ending

Crisisgroup - Thu, 10/12/2015 - 16:57
Violence at the hands of the Basque separatist organization ETA was for many years an anomalous feature of Spain’s transition to democracy. This report, which draws on the author’s book Endgame for ETA: Elusive Peace in the Basque Country (Hurst and Oxford University Press, 2014), explains why this was the case, examines both the factors that contributed to ETA’s October 2011 announcement of an end to violence and the obstacles encountered in moving forward from that announcement to disarmament and dissolution, and extracts lessons relevant for other contexts.

Policy-Shaping Power in the Middle East (II)

German Foreign Policy (DE/FR/EN) - Thu, 10/12/2015 - 00:00
(Own report) - Today, Thursday, the first group of Bundeswehr soldiers will be leaving to go to war against the "Islamic State" (IS or Daesh). Participation in this war, which, according to government advisors will promote Germany to a "policy-shaping power in the Middle East," will assure Berlin reinforced integration into the most important command headquarters of the western war coalition against the IS/Daesh. It will also provide the German government more influence in the international power struggle over the reorganization of the Middle East. The establishment of an international protectorate is one of the issues. The first negotiations between the government of President Bashar al Assad, the Syrian opposition, and insurgent militias are due to begin at the beginning of January. Currently, opponents of the Syrian government and insurgent militias are in Riyadh to prepare for these negotiations, with the German government's approbation. Even though jihadist holy warriors are taking part in the Riyadh talks of the opposition, the northern Syrian Kurdish forces, which play a central role in the war against the IS/Daesh were among those not invited by the Saudi leadership.

Republicans Clamor for More Pressure On Iran

Foreign Policy - Wed, 09/12/2015 - 21:27
Lawmakers took aim at the Obama administration Wednesday for failing to respond more aggressively to reports that Iran launched a second medium-range ballistic missile last month -- a potential violation of United Nations resolutions.

FEATURE: UN champions prevention as best hope for eliminating violence against women

UN News Centre - Wed, 09/12/2015 - 21:20
On a December evening in 2012, a 23-year-old physiotherapy student was beaten and brutally raped by five men and a youth on board an off-duty bus in the Indian capital, New Delhi. The injuries she sustained were so severe that she succumbed to them 13 days later, setting off protests in India and around the world for ending the scourge of violence against women.

On Anti-Corruption Day, UN says ending ‘corrosive’ crime can boost sustainable development

UN News Centre - Wed, 09/12/2015 - 21:19
To mark International Anti-Corruption Day the United Nations is calling for people across the globe to join a worldwide campaign to raise awareness about what Secretary-General Ban Ki-moon has called a “corrosive” scourge, and encouraging people from all walks of life to take action against this crime.

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