Vendredi 17 avril 2026 à 18 heures au campus Malesherbes (amphithéâtre 128) au 108, boulevard Malesherbes 75017 Paris
- Agenda / Monténégro, Région parisienneJeudi 16 avril 2026 à 16 heures à la bibliothèque Malesherbes (108, boulevard Malesherbes 75017 Paris).
- Agenda / Monténégro, Région parisienneMardi 14 avril 2026 à 18 heures à la Maison de la recherche de l'Inalco 2, rue de Lille 75007 Paris
Le Centre de Recherches Europes-Eurasie-CREE (Inalco) vous invite à une nouvelle séance des Débats du CREE autour du nouveau roman de Lea Ypi : Indignité (Calmann-Lévy). Le débat sera animé par l'historien Andreas Guidi.
« Et si tout ce que je sais sur ma grand-mère s'avérait être une histoire tissée d'espoir, de trahison, de pouvoir et de perfidie, une histoire qu'elle aurait inventée (…)
Né au Monténégro, il fut l'entraîneur mythique du Partizan de Belgrade. Grande figure du basket-ball, Duško Vujošević, décédé le 8 avril à l'âge de 67 ans, était toujours resté un Yougoslave de coeur, rétif à tout nationalisme et opposant déclaré au régime Vučić.
- Le fil de l'Info / Monténégro, Serbie, Sports, PersonnalitésDimanche, la Serbie a vécu à l'heure hongroise. Tandis qu'Aleksandar Vučić espérait la victoire de son ami, allié politique et partenaire économique Viktor Orbán, l'opposition espérait, elle, que la Hongrie sache enfin tourner la page.
- Articles / Serbie, Courrier des Balkans, Orban Balkans, Vucic, Economie, Relations régionales, PolitiqueImplementing the women, peace, and security (WPS) agenda and mainstreaming gender have the potential to make UN peacekeeping operations more operationally effective, including by improving situational awareness and strengthening mission planning. Within this effort, military gender advisers (MGAs) play a central role in integrating a gender perspective across the military components of UN missions.
This policy paper examines the role of MGAs in UN peacekeeping operations, drawing on interviews and survey data from gender advisers and focal points across missions.
It discusses how MGAs are situated within the UN Peacekeeping Gender Architecture, variations in recruitment and training of MGAs, and the wide range of roles and responsibilities of MGAs. Furthermore, the paper identifies persistent challenges, including unclear job descriptions, short deployment cycles, limited training, and difficulties in coordination with civilian counterparts. The paper finds that the effectiveness of MGAs is shaped by factors such as leadership support, professional background, gender and cultural dynamics, and resource constraints. It underscores that as peacekeeping operations face financial pressures and structural reforms, ensuring that gender advisers are adequately trained, resourced, and integrated into mission planning will be critical to maintaining operational effectiveness.
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La Vjosa, le dernier grand fleuve sauvage d'Europe, est théoriquement protégée par un parc naturel créé en 2023, mais sa mise en oeuvre patine. Le long des berges, au cœur des plaines agricoles, jusque dans le delta où le fleuve se jette dans l'Adriatique, la protection de ce cours d'eau unique se heurte à d'immenses défis.
- Articles / Barrages Balkans, Courrier des Balkans, Albanie, EnvironnementThe African Union’s admission to the G20 as a permanent member in 2023 marked a major milestone in global economic governance, giving the continent its first collective seat at one of the most influential decision-making forums on debt, trade, climate finance, and development. While this corrected a long-standing imbalance in representation, key questions remain about whether this institutional presence will translate into substantive influence.
This issue brief examines how the AU organizes its participation in the G20 and assesses the progress made under South Africa’s 2025 presidency, particularly on debt sustainability. It highlights initiatives such as the ministerial declaration on debt and the Africa Expert Panel proposals for reforms to the global debt architecture, while underscoring the continued limitations of existing G20 mechanisms, and the structural challenges posed by high borrowing costs..
The brief finds that while Africa has generated momentum within the G20, sustaining progress will require stronger coordination within the AU, the operationalization of key institutional mechanisms, and a more focused and strategic approach to advancing continental priorities in a shifting geopolitical landscape.
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