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After the attack in Paris

After the attack in Paris

French circumstances and possible international effects...
Europe “needs principled and committed leaders”

Europe “needs principled and committed leaders”

While the EU continues under domination of financial oligarchy, the long-term process goes towards the establishment of a new world economic order.
France is losing Africa

France is losing Africa

Macron is covering his neocolonial ambitions.
“The French government and state keep considering North Africa and Middle East as their backyard, but that period is finished now”

“The French government and state keep considering North Africa and Middle East as their backyard, but that period is finished now”

Interview to Russia Today on French President's statements regarding Russia and Türkiye.
Charles de Gaulle on the US, NATO and the Dollar

Charles de Gaulle on the US, NATO and the Dollar

Interview with Ali Rıza Taşdelen, an expert on French politics, on the course and legacy of the legendary President.
France: the war economy and beyond

France: the war economy and beyond

French militarization between de Gaulle's tradition of distancing from the US and Washington's stronger military foot print in Europe.
Unexpectedly ungovernable

Unexpectedly ungovernable

France after its legislative elections
Legislative elections in France: “The death of centrism”

Legislative elections in France: “The death of centrism”

UWI expert Güzaltan's interview to CRI on French legislative elections.
“So-called Western financial system is doomed”

“So-called Western financial system is doomed”

French and global economy nearing the abyss while President Macron talks of a "war economy" - new paradigm of stability and development is necessary says Cheminade.
French presidential election: a victory that is not a victory

French presidential election: a victory that is not a victory

The difficulty of forming a government is not the best omen for Macron, argues the author, a candidate for the coming legislative elections.
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