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Proclaimed by UNESCO, International NELSON MANDELA Day has been celebrated on July 18 every year since 2010. Its aim is to “commemorate the contribution of Nelson Mandela, anti-apartheid activist and South Africa's first black president, to the promotion of a culture of peace". At the invitation of Reine BENAO SAKANDE, co-president of I-Dialogos, Serge Mathias TOMONDJI Beninese journalist, recalls here, and we thank him for it, the importance and the particular topicality of Mandela's message. / July 18, 2023

The "Media and Press in the World" Group held its 1st zoom meeting on March 22, with the participation of members of the Steering Committee and press professionals from several countries: Algeria, Burkina-Faso, Canada, France, Mali, Morocco, Poland, Senegal, Switzerland and Tunisia.. 02/04/2023

"Things are undoubtedly changing, but Algerian women are still faced with many challenges: the repeal of the family code, sexual and domestic violence, access to positions of responsibility, etc." Redha Mennassel is an Algerian journalist. Since 2009, he has been a field reporter and news presenter and host of a radio magazine. Interview

The President of the Republic of the DRC, Félix Tshisekedi, was present on April 1, at the presentation of the work of Alphonse Tshllumba, our correspondent in Kinshasa, member of the Constitutive Committee of I-Dialogos. In a "Letter to my daughter", Alphonse gives a vision, certainly without concession, but, above all, more optimistic of African youth.

A few weeks after the death of Mikhail Gorbachev: interview with Vladimir Fedorovski, former diplomat, supporter of Gorbachev, who then participated closely in perestroika. Interview focusing on the place and role of the media around the war in Ukraine, Pierrick HAMON

If the vote is of course important in a democracy, what is even more important is the public debate that precedes the vote. Because it is in the debate that everyone discovers the ideas of others but also deepens their own ideas. In this sense, it must be admitted that the media and especially the social networks insert between oneself and oneself a host of representations which cannot take the place of real dialogues / Jean-Paul JOUARY, Professor of senior chair, associate professor and doctor in philosophy- 10.01.2023

With the drought, the heat wave and the fires, opinion has rightly become polarized on global warming. There is, however, another equally important question which will perhaps put the climate question in the background, it is that of war (including nuclear), / Jean-Claude MAIRAL

Everyone is convinced that the world is in bad shape because of a whole series of crises that characterize it, the most serious of which concerns living together with the crisis of values, the risks of non-dialogue, the absence of wisdom, the emergence of a hostile and conflicting environment. / Ali SEDJARI , co-president of I-Dialogos and professor at the University of Rabat (Morocco)

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.

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

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

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