Par ANTON SEGAL
Les plaies sont encore béantes après l’attentat de Conflans-Sainte-Honorine du 16 octobre 2020 au cours duquel Samuel Paty, professeur d’histoire-géographie en collège, fut assassiné par un islamiste russe d’origine tchétchène pour avoir montré des caricatures du prophète Mahomet à ses élèves dans le cadre d’un cours d’éducation morale et civique… Continue reading « Islamo-gauchisme », retour sur un terme qui polarise la société française

By STANISŁAW NAKLICKI
The Treaty on the European Union, one of two treaties providing a constitutional basis for the functioning of the EU, is a curious, albeit hopeful case. Unlike other documents of its kind, it names seven common values (respect for human dignity and human rights, freedom, democracy, equality and the rule of law) as the only founding element of the constituted entity, as opposed to common language, national identity, and history in other cases… Continue reading Poland’s 2020 Abortion Law and the Failure of the European Union’s “Community of Values”

By BEETA DAVOUDI
[…] Founded in materialism and founder of colonialism, capitalism requires for labour to be rewarded and incentivised by money. But not just money—more specifically, the competition for money. Although, this system, logic, or game, even from the viewpoint of Adam Smith himself, seems to contradict with the most inherent nature of man. A nature which is defined by a “mutual sympathy of sentiments”… Continue reading Getting Paid in Kisses and Hugs

By IRENE SEGONE
Law n. 646, article 416-bis, better known as the law Rognoni – La Torre passed on 13 September 1982 is the first law ever passed in Italy, criminalizing the mafia. The mafia however, is thought to have originated in 1812. It took the Italian State exactly 170 years to define and penalize a criminal organization… Continue reading 170 Years of Taboo and Assumptions: Italy’s Mafia, From its Creation to its Criminalization