Alors que la Turquie s'affirme de plus en plus sur la scène internationale, les tensions avec ses alliés traditionnels sont à un paroxysme. Comment expliquer l'attitude cavalière d'Ankara sous Erdogan ? La Turquie a-t-elle ce qu'il faut pour devenir une importante puissance régionale ? Dans ce segment tiré de l'épisode 9, Benjamin Tremblay expose les enjeux géopolitiques autour du réalignement de la (...)
Loin des clichés habituels des médias, le reportage de Paronym dévoile la face cachée des camps de migrants. Habitants abandonnés, ONG désabusées, migrants agressifs et nonchalants, Eno Alias et son équipe révèlent au grand jour ce que de nombreux médias n'osent dévoiler : la submersion migratoire est bien réélle, et les migrants faisant la traverser sont très peu nombreux à "fuir la guerre". L'INTERVIEW LE REPORTAGE COMPLET
Guest post by MANISH THAKUR and NABANIPA BHATTACHARJEE Much has already been said and written about the plight of the migrants during the lockdown necessitated by the current Covid-19 outbreak in India. The visual images of their endless walk – which reminds us of the flight of Partition refugees – in their desperate bid to … Continue reading Covid-19 and the Idea of India: Manish Thakur and Nabanipa Bhattacharjee →
As soon as the COVID-19 pandemic began spreading its tentacles throughout China and eventually to the rest of the world, the World Health Organization (WHO), along with other international groups, sounded the alarm that refugees and migrants are particularly vulnerable to the deadly disease.
Chinatown in Singapore. March 19, 2020. The city-state, the author says, is known for its world-class health system, but in its strong response to the coronavirus pandemic, it had overlooked a crucial segment of society that enables its prosperity: migrants. ASIAN DEVELOPMENT BANK
The Duran’s Alex Christoforou and Editor-in-Chief Alexander Mercouris discuss Gemany’s policy to continue to allow migrants and asylum seekers into their country amidst coronavirus pandemic fears, while simultaneously closing German borders to EU member states.
Turkish President, Recep Tayyip Erdoğan announced in a surprising move on February 29 that he would be reopening his country’s border to Europe, allowing tens of thousands of mostly Syrian refugees into Greece and other European countries.
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“Fortress Europe is an illusion.”
So declares the Financial Times in the closing line of its Saturday editorial: “Europe Cannot Ignore Syrian Migrant Crisis.”
The FT undertakes to instruct the Old Continent on what its duty is and what its future holds: “The EU will face flows of migrants and asylum seekers across the Mediterranean for decades to come.”
Can Europe not repel this unwanted home invasion from the Global South?
The Duran’s Alex Christoforou and Editor-in-Chief Alexander Mercouris discuss Greek Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis’ interview with CNN on Friday.
The Greek Prime Minister told CNN that “right now, let’s be honest, the [EU-Turkey] agreement is dead, and it’s dead because Turkey has decided to completely violate the agreement because of what happened in Syria.”
