Assen SLIM*
31/08/2021
While close and complex ties have linked Ukraine and Poland for centuries, recent geopolitical developments and Russia’s growing role in the region have led to a deepening of the relationship between the two countries, strengthening their solidarity while not ignoring ...
Lire la suiteAssen Slim*
30/08/2021
Alors que des liens étroits et complexes unissent de manière séculaire l’Ukraine et la Pologne, l’évolution récente de la situation géopolitique et la place croissante qu’occupe la Russie dans la région sont à l’origine d’un rapprochement entre les deux pays, ...
Lire la suiteAssen SLIM*
24/05/2021
China’s presence in Central and Southeastern Europe, which is feared and frequently decried, now seems to be against specific criticisms from the recipient countries. For Xavier Richet, professor emeritus, the 17+1 format could evolve towards pragmatism.
China is everywhere… including in ...
Lire la suiteAssen Slim*
24/05/2021
Crainte et fréquemment décriée, la présence de la Chine en Europe centrale et du Sud-Est semble désormais se heurter à certaines critiques de la part des pays récipiendaires. Pour Xavier Richet, professeur émérite, le Format 17+1 pourrait bien évoluer vers plus ...
Lire la suiteAdrien CLEMENCEAU
26/04/2021
April 26, 2021, marks the 35th commemoration of the most significant atomic accident in history. With nearly a quarter of its territory affected by radioactive fallout from Chernobyl, Belarus remains the most contaminated country in Europe. Today, scientists continue protecting ...
Lire la suite
The Hungarian government’s involvement in the development of Transylvania has grown in recent years: from sports to agriculture, from education to culture, the Budapest government devotes hundreds of millions of euros to Romania. The Hungarian government’s massive investments in Transylvania are increasingly controversial in Romania, with the methods of financing and the objectives pursued by Budapest generating debate in the Romanian media and political circles. The “curse” of Trianon The Treaty of Trianon of 4 June 1920 was a turning point in Romanian-Hungarian ...Lire la suite