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• ↓ Armenia, a concrete test for strategic Europe
• ↓ The French, Europe, and the West
• ↓ AI and the Paris–London rivalry: a tale of two innovation hubs
• ↓ The words of Putinism
• ↓ The Romanian Moldovan reunification, a test of Europe’s dogma of inviolable borders
• ↓ Why Russia never abides by agreements with its neighbors
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"Armenia is forcing France and the European Union to answer a simple question: what is a European policy of sovereignty worth when a small state, long dependent on Russia, is genuinely seeking to free itself from that dependence? Since the loss of Nagorno-Karabakh, Yerevan has not merely been asking for statements of support. It is looking for political guarantees, economic outlets, infrastructure, security tools, and a place in a regional order in which Moscow is no longer able to play the role of protector it long claimed for itself. read more"

"An opinion poll by Tolula-Harris-Interactive provides a wealth of insight into how the French people view their place in the new international context. It is both surprising and reassuring to note that, on these fundamental issues—and despite their differences on domestic policy matters—strong majorities emerge. read more"

"Artificial intelligence is attracting massive investments, with the global economic hierarchy at stake. In a Europe that is lagging behind, two models are emerging: that of the United Kingdom, a leader in startup funding and entrepreneurial innovation, and that of France, which is focusing on computing infrastructure and technological sovereignty. The French strategy makes sense, yet the entrepreneurial drive is just as crucial, and it is urgent to step up the pace. read more"

"Two books have just been published in quick succession to help us decipher the language of Putinism. Michel Niqueux, a Russian translator and Professor Emeritus of Russian Literature and Civilization at the University of Caen, offers a Vocabulaire du poutinisme (Vocabulary of Putinism, Éditions À l’Est de Brest-Litovsk, 2025). While this work builds on his broader reflections on Russia, it stands apart through its concise style aimed at the general public. The other publication is Louis Arcueil’s Au nom du père (In the Name of the Father, Éditions Tourgueneff, 2026). It places Putin’s words into a broader theoretical framework. In the tradition of new Russian despotism, this time Putin appears as a paradoxical figure, though not entirely unprecedented. read more"

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Armenia, a concrete test for strategic Europe

The French, Europe, and the West

AI and the Paris–London rivalry: a tale of two innovation hubs

The words of Putinism

The Romanian Moldovan reunification, a test of Europe’s dogma of inviolable borders

Why Russia never abides by agreements with its neighbors