by Alexander | okt 18, 2026 | Centrale EN artikel
France Is Burning a Item A town hall belongs to generations. Its stones outlive mayors, governments and the passions of an afternoon. Within its walls, people marry, register births and conduct the ordinary business through which a population becomes a political...
by Alexander | okt 13, 2026 | Centrale EN artikel
After globalisation and integration, will elections in Europe sound the revival of the sovereign state? a Item This is the central argument through which Europe’s political transformation should be understood. Before voters embrace radical answers, many have already...
by Alexander | okt 11, 2026 | Centrale EN artikel
Capitalism Is Also the Freedom to Choose a Item A story attributed to Ronald Reagan tells of a little girl who wants to become president so she can provide homes and food for homeless people. Reagan suggests she begin immediately: tidy his garden, earn fifty dollars...
by Alexander | okt 9, 2026 | Centrale EN artikel
The Greatest Danger of AI Is Uniformity of Opinion a Item The greatest danger of artificial intelligence is not that it replaces humans, but that it subjugates humanity within a closed intellectual environment, continually expanding and amplifying the opinions...
by Alexander | okt 8, 2026 | Centrale EN artikel
France Chooses, Europe’s Future Is at Stake a Item The forthcoming French presidential election is about much more than choosing Emmanuel Macron’s successor. It concerns Europe’s future, the resilience of democracy and the survival of the continent’s largest Jewish...
by Alexander | okt 7, 2026 | Centrale EN artikel
When the Calendar Meets History a Item There are dates that belong to the calendar, and dates that belong to memory. The seventh of October has become, irrevocably, the latter. For Israel, for Jewish communities throughout the world, and for all people of good will...
