The past few years have been marked by a series of events that have led to a sort of instability in international relations: the election in the United States of a president who has denied all the polls and whose foreign policy objectives seem difficult to achieve; the Korean crisis that is experiencing unpredictable turning Continue Reading
At dawn on June 6th, an armada of more than 4000 transport ships and about 7000 human ships set sail for the Normandy coast. No less than 150,000 men -Canadians, British, Americans, led the Overlord Operation, one of the bloodiest battles of the Second World War against the German army. It was on the beaches Continue Reading
« Only when the white man will have destroyed the entire forest, killed all the fish and animals, and dried up all the rivers, will he realize that no one can eat money. » « Saving our common home together »: was the message delivered by the Brazilian indigenous Chief Raoni when he visited Lyon on May 27th, 2019. Continue Reading
