Arte Radio vient de publier le témoignage de Mohammed, ancien recruteur de « djihadistes » en prison. Ce témoignage est particulièrement intéressant, pour plusieurs raisons. Rares sont les journalistes occidentaux à donner la parole à « l’ennemi ». Pourtant, à considérer que nous aurions un ennemi, nous ne devrions pas faire l’économie de tenter de le comprendre. Comprendre, ce n’est pas excuser, c’est prendre de la hauteur.
Narendra Modi has maintained that he will seek a free-trade pact with the EU [Xinhua]
Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi has lauded an agreement reached with the European Union to jointly fight terrorism.
“We agreed on fighting against terrorism together and increasing cooperation towards it,” Modi said following talks with delegations led by European Council President Donald Tusk and European Commission President Jean-Claude Juncker at the 14th annual Indo-EU Summit in Delhi on Saturday.
Torture exists. It goes on in the world. We all know that. 30 years after the UN Convention Against Torture established measures to eradicate the practice, it is in fact still going on in at least 141 countries; including countries that are signatories to the UN convention, according to Amnesty International’s annual report (the one […]
The Hostile Media Phenomenon: Biased Perception and Perceptions of Media Bias in Coverage of the Beirut Massacre
Robert P. Vallone, Lee Ross, and Mark R. Lepper-Stanford University
