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By Luc Debieuvre, Special to Gulf News
Articles from the author
Macron’s magic is waning
Image of the French president, who came to power 18 months ago, has taken a serious beating but for the time being he has no serious opposition on the horizon
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Italy finds itself at a crossroads
The country is in the grip of populists, who, over time, may find it hard to balance their domestic and international obligations
3m read
Will 2018 herald an era of truce?
In an ideal world, thinkers who are bold enough to reflect on unconventional ideas, should express themselves freely
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Idea of Europe needs a fresh debate
The continent risks leaning towards a complete federal structure with each country losing its sovereign prerogatives to the advantage of a European state
3m read
Reviving a genuine French ‘Arab Policy’
As Syria continues to suffer and the issue of occupied Jerusalem gathers steam, there is an urgent need for a new initiative in the Middle East
3m read
Fight against terror should be on all fronts
Proper deployment of resources and methods available are enough to tackle this scourge of modern times
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Is Macron set to be a sorcerer’s apprentice?
On his next trip to US, the French president should impress upon Trump and make him convince the Israeli prime minister to stop killing Palestinians
3m read
US unilateralism harms global stability
Washington’s Jerusalem embassy move and the scrapping of nuclear accord have dealt a blow to international diplomacy
3m read
Migration crisis has to be handled carefully
The issue of asylum-seekers has shaken Europe and its legal framework. It requires a firm but compassionate approach now to resolve the issue
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European spirit is alive and kicking
Despite Trump’s efforts to weaken the structure of EU, the continent can push back by speaking in a unified voice
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Middle East needs a coherent diplomacy
The failed European policy in Syria and elsewhere needs an urgent reboot
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French elections are not easy to predict
It was mathematically impossible for Valls (31%) to take the top position, unless one million additional voters stood-up
4m read
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