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Le Monde Diplomatique - mar, 09/12/2025 - 16:11
La littérature de Roumanie ne s'écrit pas qu'en roumain, comme le rappelait l'attribution, en 2009, du prix Nobel à une romancière roumaine d'expression allemande, Herta Müller (L'homme est un grand faisan sur terre, Gallimard, 1990 ; La Convocation, Métailié, 2001), née en 1953 dans une famille (…) / , ,

The Problem With Taiwan’s $40 Billion Defense Budget

TheDiplomat - mar, 09/12/2025 - 16:08
The defense spending hike is a necessary step, but it avoids harder questions.

Insécurité à Kimoka : la population exprime son inquiétude

Radio Okapi / RD Congo - mar, 09/12/2025 - 16:06


La population de Kimoka, localité située sur l’axe Sake–Kitshanga dans le groupement Kamuronza, territoire de Masisi (Nord-Kivu), exprime son inquiétude face à la recrudescence des actes d’insécurité.


Selon les témoignages recueillis mardi 9 décembre sur place par Radio Okapi, des incursions armées, cambriolages, tueries et kidnappings sont perpétrés presque quotidiennement par des hommes armés non identifiés.

Catégories: Afrique

How Rethinking Myasthenia Gravis Leads the Way to Person-Centred Care

Euractiv.com - mar, 09/12/2025 - 16:00
The op-ed highlights persistent gaps in gMG diagnosis, treatment, and access. It outlines the socio-economic burden and the need to optimise care pathways in this disorder and the broader rare diseases space. The article presents the Rethinking Myasthenia Gravis project as an example of coordinated efforts driving evidence-based, person-centred reform ahead of its 2026 recommendations.
Catégories: European Union

La Croatie exprime l’intention de moderniser ses douze Rafale en les portant au standard F4

Zone militaire - mar, 09/12/2025 - 15:49

Le 25 avril dernier, la Croatie a reçu le dernier chasseur-bombardier Rafale F3R sur les douze qu’elle avait commandés d’occasion auprès de la France pour un peu plus d’un milliard d’euros, en novembre 2021. « Ce jour marque le début d’une nouvelle ère pour la force aérienne croate et la livraison du dernier avion achève symboliquement...

Cet article La Croatie exprime l’intention de moderniser ses douze Rafale en les portant au standard F4 est apparu en premier sur Zone Militaire.

Catégories: Défense

100 Ships at Sea: Strategic Observations on the Chinese Navy’s 2025 Winter Exercises

TheDiplomat - mar, 09/12/2025 - 15:49
The PLAN’s deployments – the biggest to date – stretched from the southern Yellow Sea through the East and South China Seas and deep into the Western Pacific.

Capitals reject EU’s hard stance at WHO pandemic negotiations

Euractiv.com - mar, 09/12/2025 - 15:47
'There are more and more diverging views, which is worrying,' says Green MEP Tilly Metz
Catégories: European Union

Putin’s India Visit Reveals New Delhi’s Complicated Strategy

TheDiplomat - mar, 09/12/2025 - 15:38
Amid difficult relations with the U.S., India is keen to show that it has other options.

CAN-Maroc 2025 : Théo Bongonda, premier Léopard disponible pour le stage en Espagne

Radio Okapi / RD Congo - mar, 09/12/2025 - 15:37


Théo Bongonda est le premier joueur de l’équipe nationale de la République démocratique du Congo (RDC) à confirmer sa disponibilité pour le stage prévu du 9 au 18 décembre en Espagne, conformément au programme initial du sélectionneur Sébastien Desabre. Ce regroupement intervient à moins de deux semaines du coup d’envoi de la Coupe d’Afrique des Nations 2025, qui se déroulera du 21 décembre 2025 au 23 janvier 2026 au Maroc.

Catégories: Afrique

Slovakia fast-tracks abolition of whistleblower office despite widespread concerns

Euractiv.com - mar, 09/12/2025 - 15:26
Slovak President Peter Pellegrini has not yet indicated whether he will sign the bill
Catégories: European Union

E-government tools, authoritarian propaganda, and regime support: experimental evidence from Turkey

How do e-government tools that enable direct online communication with the executive affect citizens’ support for autocracy? On the one hand, such centralised digital government tools may sway public opinion in favour of strongman rule at the expense of autocratic institutions; on the other hand, such participation and responsiveness may unintentionally unveil a wide range of issues in the country, undermining trust in the regime. We examine an electronic platform in Turkey, CIMER, that allows citizens to submit petitions and complaints, send messages to the president, and propose policies and programmes. We conducted a well-powered online survey experiment with a nationally representative sample (N≈4,600) that estimates the effects of different types of regime propaganda around this e-portal on attitudinal and quasi-behavioural outcomes. The results suggest that propaganda through CIMER improves diffuse support for the regime and generates behavioural compliance, even among opposition voters. However, these positive effects accrue to regime institutions rather than to Erdoğan personally as the executive’s personalistic leader. On certain dimensions, the propaganda backfires among the regime’s core support groups, eroding their perceptions of Erdoğan’s popularity as a leader. These results have major implications for the expected downstream effects of these types of digital tools on regime stability and legitimacy, and they add to the growing warnings about holding overly optimistic views concerning the effects of digitalisation on democracy.

E-government tools, authoritarian propaganda, and regime support: experimental evidence from Turkey

How do e-government tools that enable direct online communication with the executive affect citizens’ support for autocracy? On the one hand, such centralised digital government tools may sway public opinion in favour of strongman rule at the expense of autocratic institutions; on the other hand, such participation and responsiveness may unintentionally unveil a wide range of issues in the country, undermining trust in the regime. We examine an electronic platform in Turkey, CIMER, that allows citizens to submit petitions and complaints, send messages to the president, and propose policies and programmes. We conducted a well-powered online survey experiment with a nationally representative sample (N≈4,600) that estimates the effects of different types of regime propaganda around this e-portal on attitudinal and quasi-behavioural outcomes. The results suggest that propaganda through CIMER improves diffuse support for the regime and generates behavioural compliance, even among opposition voters. However, these positive effects accrue to regime institutions rather than to Erdoğan personally as the executive’s personalistic leader. On certain dimensions, the propaganda backfires among the regime’s core support groups, eroding their perceptions of Erdoğan’s popularity as a leader. These results have major implications for the expected downstream effects of these types of digital tools on regime stability and legitimacy, and they add to the growing warnings about holding overly optimistic views concerning the effects of digitalisation on democracy.

E-government tools, authoritarian propaganda, and regime support: experimental evidence from Turkey

How do e-government tools that enable direct online communication with the executive affect citizens’ support for autocracy? On the one hand, such centralised digital government tools may sway public opinion in favour of strongman rule at the expense of autocratic institutions; on the other hand, such participation and responsiveness may unintentionally unveil a wide range of issues in the country, undermining trust in the regime. We examine an electronic platform in Turkey, CIMER, that allows citizens to submit petitions and complaints, send messages to the president, and propose policies and programmes. We conducted a well-powered online survey experiment with a nationally representative sample (N≈4,600) that estimates the effects of different types of regime propaganda around this e-portal on attitudinal and quasi-behavioural outcomes. The results suggest that propaganda through CIMER improves diffuse support for the regime and generates behavioural compliance, even among opposition voters. However, these positive effects accrue to regime institutions rather than to Erdoğan personally as the executive’s personalistic leader. On certain dimensions, the propaganda backfires among the regime’s core support groups, eroding their perceptions of Erdoğan’s popularity as a leader. These results have major implications for the expected downstream effects of these types of digital tools on regime stability and legitimacy, and they add to the growing warnings about holding overly optimistic views concerning the effects of digitalisation on democracy.

A coup too far: Why Benin's rebel soldiers failed where others in the region succeeded

BBC Africa - mar, 09/12/2025 - 15:20
Plotters misjudged the national mood and Benin's neighbours learnt from past errors, says analyst Paul Melly.
Catégories: Africa

La RDC connait une épidémie de choléra sans précédent depuis 25 ans, alerte l’UNICEF

Radio Okapi / RD Congo - mar, 09/12/2025 - 15:19


En République démocratique du Congo, une flambée de choléra sans précédent depuis 25 ans met en danger des milliers de familles. Dans un communiqué rendu public lundi 8 décembre, l’UNICEF tire la sonnette d’alarme face à une situation qui touche un enfant congolais sur quatre. 

Catégories: Afrique

EXCLUSIVE: US denies German request to integrate American artillery rockets

Euractiv.com - mar, 09/12/2025 - 15:17
The refusal could make it more difficult for the German military to cooperate with the US and other NATO allies
Catégories: European Union

Pourquoi un avion militaire nigérian a-t-il pénétré dans l'espace aérien du Burkina Faso ?

BBC Afrique - mar, 09/12/2025 - 15:09
La déclaration de l'AES indique qu'une enquête menée par les autorités burkinabè a confirmé que l'avion nigérian C-130 était entré dans le pays sans autorisation et transportait 11 personnes.
Catégories: Afrique

China’s Diplomatic Machinery Is Wearing Thin

TheDiplomat - mar, 09/12/2025 - 15:07
China’s foreign policy bureaucracy faces a mounting succession crisis that will only multiply in 2026.

République tchèque: le milliardaire Andrej Babis nommé au poste de Premier ministre

RFI (Europe) - mar, 09/12/2025 - 15:03
En République tchèque, le milliardaire Andrej Babis, victorieux aux législatives d'octobre, a été nommé Premier ministre ce matin, après avoir déjà dirigé le gouvernement entre 2017 et 2021. Avec la Hongrie et la Slovaquie, le risque d'un « front populiste » en Europe centrale inquiète.
Catégories: Union européenne

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