French President Emmanuel Macron is neither the first nor the only one to question the usefulness of NATO, even if his words have frightened the French media (professional propagandists in the pay of whom one wonders!). This question has been a recurring one for several years. After Afghanistan, the situation is getting bogged down with […]
NATO, gone with the wind … of history! (2008) Read More »
(Editorial team, 18/10/2019) An article by Euractiv France halts EU enlargement… (16/10/2019) where you can read: “Only France blocked North Macedonia, while the Netherlands and Denmark backed Skopje but opposed Tirana’s bid. Finland proposed Albania’s case to be separated from that of North Macedonia, but France disagreed.” The Balkan countries need a global vision
Balkans need an european global vision and not a cherry picking strategy Read More »
The moon, the space, technologies, innovation have always fascinated Franck Biancheri. In 1986 he organised the first European space weekend. He was convinced that this kind of techological challenges are the one to bring together the Europeans. Through the realisation of a concrete project such as the conquest of the space in which European
Bringing Europeans to the Moon (2003) Read More »
… it seems urgent in France and in the United Kingdom to launch vast reforms of democratic procedures (…) otherwise the citizens of both countries will increasingly turn away from elections (…) or vote for extremist parties going to scrap the wholedemocracy … (Franck Biancheri, 2007) [Yellow vests and Brexit] It would be enough
In April 2010 the Spanish Presidency of the EU launched the project “Citizen Agenda for Science and Innovation”, “Reto2030” (Challenges2030), inviting 14 European experts, mathematicians, physicists, biologists, astronomers, architects, neuroscientists, doctors and others to present their challenge for the future of Europe in 2030. Franck Biancheri was selected alongside personalities like Norman Foster, Ferran Adrià,
“Let’s not be ashamed of Europe” said Nathalie Loiseau, French Minister for European Affairs, in Strasbourg on 7 September, for the inauguration of the 86th European Fair. She calls for the defense of the “progressive front” that Emmanuel Macron wants to launch against the “nationalist” forces in view of the European elections next May.
“Let’s not be ashamed of Europe” – Nathalie Loiseau and IDE Read More »
23-03-2010 Ας μετατρέψουμε την ελληνική τραγωδία στο πρώτο έπος της Ευρωζώνης Μία τραγωδία απαιτεί από τους ήρωες να γνωρίζουν ότι οι θεοί παίζουν με την μοίρα τους αλλά χωρίς να είναι ικανοί να αποτρέψουν την εξέλιξη των καταστροφών. Ένα έπος απαιτεί πολέμους και μάχες, και οι αντίπαλοι, αν όχι οι σκοτεινοί εχθροί, να νικηθούν
02-04-2010 Eine Tragödie verlangt das Bewusstsein der Helden, dass die Götter mit ihrem Schicksal spielen, das ans Tageslicht kommende Unheil jedoch nicht verhindern können. Ein Heldensage braucht Kriege und Kämpfe, Gegner, wenn nicht böse Feinde, die gewaltsam zu schlagen sind. Was aus griechischer Sicht wie eine Tragödie anmutet, ähnelt aus der Perspektive Eurolands mehr
Wie aus der griechischen Tragödie das erste Epos Eurolands wird Read More »
26-03-2010 In een tragedie moeten de helden zich beseffen dat de goden spelen met hun lotsbestemming zonder dat ze het onheil dat ze op zich af zien komen kunnen afwentelen. Een heldendicht echter vraagt om oorlogen en gevechten, tegenstanders, en onbekende vijanden die met veel zwaardgeweld worden verslagen. Wat van een Grieks standpunt
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As we approach the celebrations of the 60th anniversary of the Treaty of Rome, there are many solutions to move Europe out of its democratic lethargy. From the creation of AEGEE-Europe until his death, Franck Biancheri, however, defended only one possible path, truly trans-European elections. A process supported by the AAFB, the author of the
The EU must democratize (Franck Biancheri, 2001) Read More »
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