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“I see Russia as the successor state of the Empire of Byzantium.”

Saturday, June 11th, 2011

La Revue Défense Nationale launched, in March 2011, its first Russian issue, directed by Olivier Védrine and Vassillii Badouline. Below are some of Mr. Védrine’s responses to Le Courrier de Russie (LCDR), on the diplomatic relationship between France/ Europe and Russia (read complete ... More

Libya: Will Europe Take the Lead?

Thursday, March 31st, 2011

After more than 60 years of being able to look to the U.S. to ensure its security — and two decades after the end of the Cold War — Europe still finds it hard to accept that it should take the lead in handling a crisis on its doorstep. Sarkozy and Cameron have been at the vanguard of the ... More

Moscow, capital of Europe?

Monday, January 31st, 2011

Translated in to English from Moscou, capital de l’Europe?, originally written in French by Alexandre Latsa for Tribune Libre. France and the French people are, in their majority, europhils. This may seem paradoxical since foreigners visiting the country are at once struck by the ... More

Bulgaria: Case-Study in Secularism

Saturday, October 30th, 2010

[The] critique of secularism has become the template for recent explorations of liberalism and secularization processes in the post-colonial context, particularly those that wish to explore the inner logics of Islam. Asad’s critical analysis of secularization in the Muslim world ... More

What is the “West?”

Friday, October 29th, 2010

What is this “Western” civilization which is our own? What are the characteristics that define it vis-à-vis others? Are these characteristics proper to its own nature, or are they also found elswhere? Philippe nemo attempts to answer these questions. To him, the “West” is ... More

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