Tag: yevgeny prigozhin
Thinking the Unimaginable (continued)
The Trumpist revolution has already resulted in a near-dictatorship in the United States. It is an enterprise of separating language from truth.
Just Say “No”
Occasionally, I receive apologies from my international friends for their government’s statements, steps or policies vis-à-vis Ukraine. Most often these friends are Hungarians, sometimes...
Death Economics: From the Egyptian Pyramids to the Battlefields of Ukraine
Humanity's economic choices have always reflected its deepest convictions.
From the Building Sites of Paris to the Vales of Donbas: The Unusual Journey of Andrzej Swiekosz, a Volunteer in Ukraine
The story of a young Polish man who left France to discover his true vocation.
In Central Asia, the Long Search for the “Missing” of World War II
In these countries, the memory of the "Great Patriotic War" has been particularly questioned since the Russian aggression in Ukraine.
Being a Christian: the Pope, Agatha Christie, and Ukraine
At a time when we no longer know where to turn with the news coming at us from around the world, current affairs sometimes...
Technological Autonomy: A Strategic Imperative for Europe
What levers can enable Europe to strengthen its technological and military capabilities without depending on the United States?
Semiotic Parasitism and the Cult of the Soviet Victory Day
How the Allied victory over Nazi Germany became, in the Kremlin's discourse, an ideological weapon, that of the subversion of our values.
The Realtor Who Came in From the Cold
Trump's chief negotiator is acting in the service of a section of the elite, interested in restoring trade ties.
The Genealogy of Trumpism
Trump's policies seem to defy all logic. The closest parallel would be the presidency of Franklin D. Roosevelt, whose entourage was riddled with Soviet agents.