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Emilie Aubry 12/01/2020 : "L'Esprit Public en direct du théâtre de l'Odéon et les temps forts de l'actualité : les tensions Iran-Etats-Unis et le vrai-faux départ des USA du Moyen-Orient ; l'annonce du retrait de l'âge pivot du projet de réforme des retraites ; les nouvelles censures, 5 ans après l'attentat contre Charlie Hebdo...
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Big Think | Anders Fogh Rasmussen 09/01/15 : "In September 2005, the Danish newspaper "Jyllands-Posten" published several cartoons depicting the prophet Mohammed. Any visual depiction of the prophet is considered blasphemous in most Islamic traditions. The cartoons drew criticism from many Muslim communities and spurred violent protests in some Muslim countries. There were calls for the Danish government to step in and do something, or at the very least apologize.
Anders Fogh Rasmussen, who was at the time President of Denmark, called the event "Denmark's worst international relations incident since the Second World War." In this Big Think interview, conducted prior to the tragic events at French newspaper Charlie Hebdo, Rasmussen explains why he and his government elected not to cave to outside pressure. As he says, compromising on the freedom of the press would undermine Denmark's free society and democracy...
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Olivier Chicheportiche 08/01/15 : "Alors que la France entière pleure l'odieux attentat qui a frappé la rédaction de Charlie Hebdo et des policiers, alors que l'heure est à l'unité nationale et à la dignité, les Anonymous (certains d'entre eux en tout cas) optent pour la vengeance immédiate. Numérique bien sûr...
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Gérôme Truc 26/01/15 : "Si la solidarité s’est essentiellement dite, cette fois-ci, à la première personne du singulier, la formule ayant ensuite été déclinée pour inclure l’ensemble des victimes et des communautés frappées par les trois attentats – « Je suis Charlie, flic, juif, musulman… » –, c’est que ce ressort affectif, bien que d’ordinaire moins visible, joue un rôle primordial dans les moments d’effervescence collective que peuvent connaître des sociétés individualistes. Il s’agit moins d’un sentiment d’appartenance que d’un sentiment de proximité de personne singulière à personne singulière...
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Aurelien Mondon 08/01/15 : "The attack on Charlie Hebdo was an abominable tragedy. It struck the heart of one of our capitals and symbols of our democracies as terrorists attacked our freedom of the press. It is now essential to pay our respects to those who lost their lives yesterday and hope that those responsible for the attacks are arrested as soon as possible. In terrible circumstances, where shock and confusion prevail, it is also crucial to remain level-headed in our response to these horrendous events. While we must stand on the side of the victims and in defence of our inalienable rights, this should not lead us to simplistic, uncritical conclusions...
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