Exchange, collaborate, cooperate.

How many of us when in conversation analyze or argue according to our unique pattern of thoughts or life experiences. It would be an added value if this were done with a view to tending towards more universality, but this is rarely the case. The point of view of Christophe de CONTENSON, Mayor of Couzon and departmental councilor of Allier.

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Reply from Dominique Eddé to Edgar Morin

This Letter, published on July 23, 2022 by the Lebanese Daily Lorient-Le-Jour, is simply magnificent. It is revealing of two neighboring visions which transpire this humanism, this clairvoyance, this intelligence which contrasts with the simplism of the analyzes of a number of licensed "philosophers", widely consulted in certain major French media. pH

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Thomas, the Pole who lived alone in Russia.

Ewa MAZGAL is a member of the Constituent Committee of I-Dialogos, Polish journalist, she lives in Olsztyn, in Warmia-Masuria, a Polish region bordering the Russian enclave of Kaliningrad but also Belarus, and near Ukraine whose the refugees are welcomed with open arms. In this new contribution, Ewa can only observe that the Poles of today do not like Russia, and it is essentially for political and historical reasons. / Ewa MAZGAL

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IMPACT OF DIGITAL AND ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE ON THE TRANSFORMATIONS OF PUBLIC GOVERNANCE / under the direction of Ali Sedjari

Yesterday science fiction, today reality, the digital revolution and artificial intelligence project us towards another virtual, uncertain world which requires of us new biological, physical and intellectual capacities to manage the new technological tools of an announced mutation. with its threats and its promises./ Ali SEDJARI

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Empathy, resilience and solidarity with the Ukrainian people are essential, but without forgetting also to have a political approach to the conflict / Jean-Claude MAIRAL

It is important to have empathy, resilience and constant solidarity with the Ukrainian people, but without forgetting also to have a political and geopolitical approach to the Russo/Ukrainian conflict. / Jean-Claude MAIRAL

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For a “French-style cooperative federalism” by choosing from the bottom up.

This article, published in the Swiss daily Le Temps, which remains particularly topical, promotes a “Federalism”, faithful to both republican and revolutionary values, within the framework of a participatory democracy by aggregations. Like in Switzerland? / Pierrick HAMON

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Dialogue Edouard Glissant/Stephane Hessel Geneva 2009

It was already 13 years ago, but the debate organized within the Palais des Nations in Geneva, between two great humanists, Edouard GLISSANT and Stephane HESSEL, remains particularly topical. I was there. pH

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RUSSIA/UKRAINE CONFLICT: WHAT SOLUTIONS?

What should come first? The right of peoples to self-determination, their full sovereignty or the intangibility of borders? Taking into account the diversity of territories and the interest of the populations would it not require asking the question of the mode of institutional organization of the States? / Jean-Claude MAIRAL

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The future of the European Union through the Regions.

European 'soft power' is fundamentally different from the 'hard power' of classical states. Faced with the crisis, the right level is the Region. / Pierrick HAMON

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A peaceful history is possible

Political and religious upheavals have created inextricable situations throughout history that we have never managed to unblock. The urgency is to regain the essential vigilance with an awareness of what is happening around us. / Ali SEDJARI

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Kissinger Calls for US, China to Remain in Dialogue

Henry Kissinger Calls for US, China to Remain in Dialogue In Wall street journal. Feb 24, 2022 at 8:15 pm ET

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Crisis of thought or crisis of governance? (after)

living together has become problematic.

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