Born on 28 January 1951 in Boulogne-BillancourtMarried, father of two childrenEducationCentre de formation des journalistes (CFJ), Paris

Journalist, field of expertise: geopolitics Journalist at Le Monde 1979-1990; correspondent in Vienna, Warsaw, WashingtonMoscow correspondent 1987-1990Radio columnist at France Inter 1991-2018Editor-in-chief of Expansion 1991-1993 and of the Nouvel Observateur 1996-1999Former Editorial writer at L’Express, Le Temps, LibérationWrites in La Repubblica, Gazeta, and l’Espresso Six prizes of journalism, including Albert-Londres Prize 1981Mumm Prize 1989 for the book Géopolitique

Patron Mai, Le Seuil, 1975Eloge de la Tortue, Le Monde, Actualités, 1991Pologne, with Philippe Barbey, Arthaud 1992Géopolitique, L'Olivier, 1995L'Europe fédérale, avec Philippe Labarde, Grasset, Collection : « Pour et Contre », 2002Le Monde est mon métier : Le journaliste, les pouvoirs et la vérité, with Jean Lacouture, Grasset, 2007L'an I des révolutions arabes : décembre 2010-janvier 2012, Belin, 2012Intime Conviction. Comment je suis devenu européen, 2014Dans l'Ivresse de l'histoire, Flammarion, 2017L'Enquête hongroise (puis polonaise, italienne et autrichienne), Flammarion, 2019

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What kind of Europe will we have after the elections?

21-10-2019

Organised by the faculty “European Union, institutions and policies” of the National Conservatory of Arts and Crafts (Cnam) under the direction of Nicole Gnesotto, the goal of this round of conferences is to help to interpret the new interactions that are forming between the European Union and the process of economic globalisation. To respond to these concerns, we draw a portrait of a Europe which is undergoing profound changes, and we expose the challenges that it is facing, at a conference held on the 17th of October.

Brexit: is the deadlock really broken?

18-10-2019

The text of the agreement presented by chief Brexit negotiator Michel Barnier was approved by the European Council when it gave the green light to a new divorce agreement between the United Kingdom and the European Union on Thursday, the 17th of October.

What happens next? Is this agreement going to be endorsed by the House of Commons? Debate at the BFM TV.

Ukraine is the victim, but it also has some issues to resolve

10-10-2019

The exchange of prisoners between Ukraine and Russia allows us to regain hope that this crisis can be resolved.

It seems that Mr Putin finally understood that he was bogged down in the Donbass as well as in Syria, that his economy needs peace and cooperation and that China is much bigger threat to his country than the European Union.