- Towards a Moldovan “raskol”? 15/01/2024
Apolline CARRAS*
A letter drafted by the Metropolitan of Moldova and leaked to the press in October 2023 was a bombshell in a country better known for its fugitive oligarchs than its rebellious popes. In five pages, the head of the Moldovan ...
Lire la suite - Vers un ‘raskol’ moldave ? 15/01/2024
Apolline Carras*
Une lettre rédigée par le Métropolite de Moldavie, révélée à la presse en octobre 2023, a fait l’effet d’une bombe, dans un pays plus connu pour ses oligarques en fuite que pour ses popes réfractaires. En cinq pages, le chef de ...
Lire la suite - Naître à l’Est – Appel à contribution 01/01/2024
INVITATION à participer au dossier n°76 de Regard sur l’Est
Alors que la population de la plupart des pays d’Europe centrale et orientale tend à décroître, avec notamment une natalité et une fécondité peu dynamiques, les États ont tendance à prôner des ...
Lire la suite - Born in Eastern Europe – Call for contributions 01/01/2024
INVITATION to take part in issue no. 76 of Regard sur l’Est
While the population of most Central and Eastern European countries tends to decline, with a low birth rate and fertility rate, governments are increasingly advocating pro-natalist or even pro-family ...
Lire la suite - Memento Park in Budapest: under the Gaze of the Remnants of Socialism 17/07/2023
Assen SLIM*
In Budapest, the Memento Park, or Szobor Park, an emblematic place of remembrance in contemporary Hungary, offers a chance to immerse yourself in the unsettling atmosphere created by these remnants of socialism, inviting you to reflect on history.
After the fall ...
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Anastasia Fomitchova is the author of the highly acclaimed Volia. This young Franco-Ukrainian doctor of political science, who had no prior connection to war, recounts her experience as a combat nurse on the front lines. Now committed to supporting Ukraine’s accession to the EU, she reflects on the incredible resilience of Ukrainian society, the imperfect support of Western allies, and the progress of reforms in wartime. This was not the first such experience for Franco-Ukrainian researcher Anastasia Fomitchova: in 2017, at ...Lire la suite