Category: VIEWS

Panic at the chancellery

This is not a quarrel. Nor is it just one of those frequent moments in the Franco-German relationship when everything seizes up because the president has not yet adapted to the new chancellor or vice versa. No, the reason why...

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The American moment

They are all wrong. Those who rejoice at seeing the United States return to Europe as a result of the war in Ukraine are just as blind as those who lament the fact because, as real as it can be, this return is only temporary and not permanent.

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The decadence of dictatorships

Now, right now, it is time to get out of this absurdity that is disproved by everything. It is not democracy that is weakening while the authoritarian regimes supposedly assert themselves. It is not arbitrariness that supposedly demonstrates its superiority over the rule of law. No, it is exactly the opposite. Let us open our eyes and see the facts.

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After the war

For Ukraine, the West and democracy, victory is approaching. Whatever Mr Putin does or does not do, he can no longer win the war because his troops are demoralised and retreating on all fronts, his resources are dwindling, his “partial mobilisation” has opened up a political crisis, his allies are becoming circumspect, Central Asia is emancipating itself as a result of the quagmire into which he has plunged Russia, and his inner circle is tearing itself apart publicly.

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You will lose your country in this, citizens of Russia!

Stop it! Do you not see that you are running to suicide? Do you not see your soldiers driven out of Lyman? Do you not see the success of the Ukrainian counter-offensive on lands you had just annexed? Stop before it’s too late for your country because… Do the math, citizens of Russia, whether you are civilian or military, young or old, rich or poor, do it and you will understand.

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Foreword

Dear Readers,

welcome to this site.

It is not simply the webpage of the Member of the European Parliament, who I have become with great apprehension. Not of the journalist either, who I have been for half a century.

It is a wild ambition: I wanted to give a report on my work as an elected representative in Brussels and in Strasbourg, to continue to follow the evolution of world politics and to try to describe and decipher the stakes and the mysteries behind the scenes of the European institutions.

I wanted to create a multilingual site, to step across the borders that sometimes still separate us.

“Smithing makes the smith”, I hope you will bear with me.

Yours, 

Bernard Guetta

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