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Les scientifiques décrivent une « sensation incroyable » à l'idée de regarder le visage d'un animal dont si peu de gens connaissaient l'existence.

Les scientifiques décrivent une « sensation incroyable » à l'idée de regarder le visage d'un animal dont si peu de gens connaissaient l'existence.

Des internautes affirment que Marine Tondelier, cheffe du parti les Écologistes, aurait tenté de faire passer une photo de son domicile pour celle d’un train surchauffé de la région Auvergne-Rhône-Alpes. Le cliché a pourtant bien été pris dans un TER.

AMENDMENTS 1 - 99 - Draft opinion General budget of the European Union for the financial year 2027 - all sections
Committee on Foreign Affairs
Matjaž Nemec

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AMENDMENTS 1 - 99 - Draft opinion General budget of the European Union for the financial year 2027 - all sections
Committee on Foreign Affairs
Matjaž Nemec

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Depuis plus de quatre ans, la guerre en Ukraine s’est installée dans la durée. Malgré la promesse de Donald Trump d’y mettre fin en 24 heures, les combats se poursuivent et aucun des deux camps ne semble aujourd’hui prêt à accepter les concessions nécessaires à un cessez-le-feu.

Pour comprendre cette impasse, il est nécessaire de revenir sur les principales étapes qui ont conduit à la guerre : les tensions nées du sommet de l’OTAN en 2008, où l’adhésion potentielle de l’Ukraine a été à la fois reconnue et bloquée ; la révolution de 2014 et l’annexion de la Crimée, qui ont cristallisé l’opposition entre une Ukraine tournée vers l’Europe et une Russie déterminée à maintenir son influence. Les accords de Minsk ont scellé l’échec des tentatives de paix, tandis que le texte de Poutine en 2021, niant l’existence même d’une nation ukrainienne, a sonné comme le prélude à l’invasion.

Depuis le début de l’invasion russe, le débat public s’est souvent enfermé dans une logique binaire. Reconnaître les fautes commises par les puissances occidentales ne revient pas à justifier une guerre qui constitue une violation du droit international. De la même manière, soutenir l’Ukraine n’implique pas nécessairement d’approuver des objectifs politiques ou militaires qui apparaissent difficilement réalisables.

L’évolution du conflit montre également les limites des stratégies poursuivies par Moscou comme par Kiev. La Russie n’a pas atteint les objectifs qu’elle s’était fixés au début de l’invasion, tandis que l’Ukraine, confrontée à l’usure démographique et militaire, peine à entrevoir une victoire. Dans le même temps, le retour de Donald Trump à la Maison-Blanche bouleverse la relation transatlantique, contraignant ces derniers à assumer une part croissante du soutien à l’Ukraine.

Face à cette situation, plusieurs questions se posent : comment mettre fin à une guerre qu’aucun des deux camps ne paraît en mesure de gagner ? Des compromis territoriaux peuvent-ils constituer une solution sans remettre en cause le principe du respect du droit international ? Quel rôle l’Union européenne doit-elle désormais jouer face à la Russie, à l’Ukraine et aux États-Unis ?

L’article Guerre en Ukraine, l’impasse est apparu en premier sur IRIS.

Ministers hold a series of meetings in parliamentary committees to present the priorities of the Irish Presidency of the Council in the relevant policy fields.
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Ministers hold a series of meetings in parliamentary committees to present the priorities of the Irish Presidency of the Council in the relevant policy fields.
Committee on Constitutional Affairs
Committee on Foreign Affairs
Committee on Agriculture and Rural Development
Committee on Culture and Education
Committee on Development
Committee on Economic and Monetary Affairs
Committee on Employment and Social Affairs
Committee on the Environment, Public Health and Food Safety
Committee on Women’s Rights and Gender Equality
Committee on International Trade
Committee on Civil Liberties, Justice and Home Affairs
Committee on Fisheries
Committee on Regional Development
Committee on Public Health
Committee on Security and Defence
Committee on Transport and Tourism

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Ministers hold a series of meetings in parliamentary committees to present the priorities of the Irish Presidency of the Council in the relevant policy fields.
Committee on Constitutional Affairs
Committee on Foreign Affairs
Committee on Agriculture and Rural Development
Committee on Culture and Education
Committee on Development
Committee on Economic and Monetary Affairs
Committee on Employment and Social Affairs
Committee on the Environment, Public Health and Food Safety
Committee on Women’s Rights and Gender Equality
Committee on International Trade
Committee on Civil Liberties, Justice and Home Affairs
Committee on Fisheries
Committee on Regional Development
Committee on Public Health
Committee on Security and Defence
Committee on Transport and Tourism

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Ministers hold a series of meetings in parliamentary committees to present the priorities of the Irish Presidency of the Council in the relevant policy fields.
Committee on Constitutional Affairs
Committee on Foreign Affairs
Committee on Agriculture and Rural Development
Committee on Culture and Education
Committee on Development
Committee on Economic and Monetary Affairs
Committee on Employment and Social Affairs
Committee on the Environment, Public Health and Food Safety
Committee on Women’s Rights and Gender Equality
Committee on International Trade
Committee on Civil Liberties, Justice and Home Affairs
Committee on Fisheries
Committee on Regional Development
Committee on Public Health
Committee on Security and Defence
Committee on Transport and Tourism

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Ministers hold a series of meetings in parliamentary committees to present the priorities of the Irish Presidency of the Council in the relevant policy fields.
Committee on Constitutional Affairs
Committee on Foreign Affairs
Committee on Agriculture and Rural Development
Committee on Culture and Education
Committee on Development
Committee on Economic and Monetary Affairs
Committee on Employment and Social Affairs
Committee on the Environment, Public Health and Food Safety
Committee on Women’s Rights and Gender Equality
Committee on International Trade
Committee on Civil Liberties, Justice and Home Affairs
Committee on Fisheries
Committee on Regional Development
Committee on Public Health
Committee on Security and Defence
Committee on Transport and Tourism

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Ministers hold a series of meetings in parliamentary committees to present the priorities of the Irish Presidency of the Council in the relevant policy fields.
Committee on Constitutional Affairs
Committee on Foreign Affairs
Committee on Agriculture and Rural Development
Committee on Culture and Education
Committee on Development
Committee on Economic and Monetary Affairs
Committee on Employment and Social Affairs
Committee on the Environment, Public Health and Food Safety
Committee on Women’s Rights and Gender Equality
Committee on International Trade
Committee on Civil Liberties, Justice and Home Affairs
Committee on Fisheries
Committee on Regional Development
Committee on Public Health
Committee on Security and Defence
Committee on Transport and Tourism

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Ministers hold a series of meetings in parliamentary committees to present the priorities of the Irish Presidency of the Council in the relevant policy fields.
Committee on Constitutional Affairs
Committee on Foreign Affairs
Committee on Agriculture and Rural Development
Committee on Culture and Education
Committee on Development
Committee on Economic and Monetary Affairs
Committee on Employment and Social Affairs
Committee on the Environment, Public Health and Food Safety
Committee on Women’s Rights and Gender Equality
Committee on International Trade
Committee on Civil Liberties, Justice and Home Affairs
Committee on Fisheries
Committee on Regional Development
Committee on Public Health
Committee on Security and Defence
Committee on Transport and Tourism

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Ministers hold a series of meetings in parliamentary committees to present the priorities of the Irish Presidency of the Council in the relevant policy fields.
Committee on Constitutional Affairs
Committee on Foreign Affairs
Committee on Agriculture and Rural Development
Committee on Culture and Education
Committee on Development
Committee on Economic and Monetary Affairs
Committee on Employment and Social Affairs
Committee on the Environment, Public Health and Food Safety
Committee on Women’s Rights and Gender Equality
Committee on International Trade
Committee on Civil Liberties, Justice and Home Affairs
Committee on Fisheries
Committee on Regional Development
Committee on Public Health
Committee on Security and Defence
Committee on Transport and Tourism

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Ministers hold a series of meetings in parliamentary committees to present the priorities of the Irish Presidency of the Council in the relevant policy fields.
Committee on Constitutional Affairs
Committee on Foreign Affairs
Committee on Agriculture and Rural Development
Committee on Culture and Education
Committee on Development
Committee on Economic and Monetary Affairs
Committee on Employment and Social Affairs
Committee on the Environment, Public Health and Food Safety
Committee on Women’s Rights and Gender Equality
Committee on International Trade
Committee on Civil Liberties, Justice and Home Affairs
Committee on Fisheries
Committee on Regional Development
Committee on Public Health
Committee on Security and Defence
Committee on Transport and Tourism

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A controversy centered on Bangladesh's Higher Secondary Certificate (HSC) exam brought students back out to protest.

For China, the decision to sell the J-35 would carry ramifications far exceeding those of any previous Chinese arms sale.

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One woman’s attempt to stand for election as mahalla chairperson reveals the barriers that remain to inclusive self-government in Uzbekistan.