Europe Solidaire Sans Frontières
, by PEARSON Simon
Simon Pearson’s review of the BBC documentary series “Murder in the Pacific” highlights the shocking act of state-sponsored terrorism that occurred in Auckland, New Zealand in July 1985 - the bombing of the Greenpeace flagship, the Rainbow Warrior.
“Murder in the Pacific” (three part series) BBC (...)
, by MACLELLAN Nic
The strategic interests of Australia, France and its South Pacific dependencies are not necessarily aligned, Nic Maclellan argues.
The recent visit to Australia and New Caledonia by French President Emmanuel Macron highlights France’s economic and strategic interests in the Pacific islands. The (...)
, par TIWARI Noopur
Extended haggling seems to have become the set pattern for all Indo-French business contracts.
The day French President François Hollande began his three-day visit to India on Sunday, the Islamic State released a video paying tribute to the Paris suicide bombers, claiming that they had brought (...)
, by SEN Arindam
Like his American counterpart, French President Nicolas Sarkozy came to India primarily to sell all kinds of products ranging from Mirage fighter aircrafts to seats in French universities. But he had a special focus: to outsmart arch rivals Russia and US and sell nuclear reactors a power-hungry (...)
, by ROUSSET Pierre
The Olympic Games were the occasion of a real psychodrama between the French and Chinese governments. President Nicolas Sarkozy remained silent for a long time about the repression of the riots in Tibet before announcing, under the pressure of public opinion, that he did not envisage taking (...)
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