L’islam est-il vraiment incompatible avec la France?
Eric Zemmour a déclaré sur CNews voir un problème « fondamental » entre l’islam et la France. Notre contributeur revient sur cet affrontement entre droit divin et droit positif.
Author: M Barbu
In Middle East: Pull Down Facades
The state-controlled media in Tehran are advising the “authorities” in Beirut and Baghdad to crush the popular uprisings “by all means necessary”. One of Tehran’s Iraqi propagandists even advised Prime Minister Adel Abdul Mahdi “to kill leaders of sedition (fitna)” who had gathered in a restaurant in Baghdad.
Moamar Gaddafi has been dead eight years yet Libya is still at war with itself. What went wrong?
Amid a frenzied mix of anger, disbelief and exultation, shouts of “Don’t kill him! Don’t kill him!” echoed through the crowd of rebel fighters as Libyan leader colonel Moamar Gaddafi was pulled from his hiding place inside a stormwater drain.
Candid assessment of Libyan energy sector at Tunis forum
Calls were made at a two-day Libyan energy forum held in Tunis on 20-21 October for a return of an oil ministry and for the national electricity company GECOL to be split into three separate companies covering transportation, generation and distribution. There were also calls for the authorities to open the door to greater private sector involvement in both the oil and electricity industries.
Sweden: What to Do About Gang Violence?
In Sweden, crucial societal issues, such as who is behind the current crime epidemic, are a public taboo.
Migrant rescue ship ‘threatened’ by Libya militants: NGO
A German NGO said one of its vessels was threatened Saturday by a boat carrying Libyan militants who fired warning shots as it rescued 90 migrants in the Mediterranean.
[Tribune] Tunisie : des incertitudes mais un optimisme certain
Le nouveau président Kaïs Saïed a prêté serment, mercredi 23 octobre, devant l’Assemblée. Son discours d’investiture a été certes rassurant, mais n’a pas permis d’en savoir plus sur ses orientations, ni de dissiper les inquiétudes engendrées par les thèmes développés au cours de sa campagne.
Al Qaeda-linked group reappears in Nigeria
Following several years of inactivity, the al Qaeda-linked Jamaat al Ansar al Muslimeen fi Bilad al Sudan, better known as Ansaru, has reappeared online.
France: The Headscarf Debate is Not about Headscarves
The headscarf is, of course, just a symptom of a deeper problem: many perceive it as the symbol of an invasion by an outside culture into the public sphere.
Russie-Afrique : à Sotchi, les dirigeants africains répondent à l’appel de Vladimir Poutine
Ouverture réussie pour le premier sommet Russie-Afrique organisé par Vladimir Poutine et co-présidé par le président en exercice de l’Union africaine (UA), Abdel Fattah al-Sissi. Les dirigeants africains ont répondu à l’appel de Sotchi et, en ce premier jour surtout consacré à la coopération économique, promesses, serments d’amitié et contrats se sont multipliés.