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- SBU and GUR entered the top four best intelligence services in Europe according to L'Express
L'Express ranked Ukraine's SBU and GUR fourth among Europe's top intelligence services, highlighting their ingenuity and effectiveness in complex operations.
- Qui sont les meilleurs espions d'Europe ? Les coulisses de notre classement
L'Express developed a unique ranking of European intelligence agencies based on input from sixty professionals across twenty-five countries, acknowledging the inherent difficulties in evaluating secret services.
- Derrière les opérations clandestines de l'Ukraine, l'aide discrète de la DGSE et du MI6
Ukrainian intelligence has drastically improved its clandestine operations with significant support from Western agencies like the DGSE and MI6, reportedly including the presence of French military personnel.
- "La Bataille de Gaulle" : comment un film mal vendu a conquis son public, par Christophe Donner
An author's skepticism about the film "La Bataille de Gaulle" transformed into appreciation after positive recommendations and viewing the movie, highlighting its unique portrayal of the historical figure.
- Le député européen et général (2S) Gomart répond à l’Express
MEP Christophe Gomart's right of reply to an L'Express article was refused due to a procedural defect.
- "Sous le soleil", la série française qui a conquis le monde et fâché le patronat russe
The French TV series "Sous le soleil" achieved unexpected global success by leveraging the iconic Saint-Tropez setting and focusing on romantic relationships, even causing absenteeism among workers in Russia.
- Thierry Lentz : "Napoléon est souvent comparé à tort aux dictateurs du XXe siècle"
Historian Thierry Lentz discusses Napoleon's diplomatic strategies and his vision for Europe on L'Express's geopolitical podcast.
- Satyajit Boolell : “The new law is a major milestone in defining domestic abuse as a serious human rights issue”
Satyajit Boolell emphasizes that the new Domestic Abuse Bill, while a milestone in recognizing domestic violence as a human rights issue, requires effective implementation, public awareness, and a shift in societal attitudes to be truly impactful.
- Monaco, Etat de droit : ce que le "silence" de la France veut vraiment dire, par Bertrand Mathieu
France's silence regarding Monaco is a sign of diplomatic respect for its sovereignty, not an endorsement of its governance.
- François Kersaudy : "Churchill aurait vu en Poutine la réincarnation d'Hitler"
L'Express launches a podcast series analyzing historical figures' geopolitical perspectives on contemporary issues like Brexit, US-Europe relations, and leaders like Putin and Trump.
- "La cryogénisation ? Les gens finiront par y venir" : les confidences du transhumaniste Anders Sandberg
Transhumanist Anders Sandberg details his personal commitment to cryopreservation and the future of human life extension.
- Lapsus, bourdes, pertes de mémoire : comment la chaleur sape nos capacités cognitives
Extreme heat impairs cognitive abilities and professional judgment, as evidenced by a controversial and poorly received segment on a popular French television show.
- Comment riposter à Donald Trump ? La leçon de fermeté de Giorgia Meloni
Giorgia Meloni provides a lesson in European firmness by openly rebuking Donald Trump's offensive behavior.
- Aux origines du Brexit en 2013 : "Que deviendrait l'Europe en cas de sécession d'Albion ?"
An archival report from 2013 analyzing the economic and strategic risks of the United Kingdom leaving the European Union.
- Giovanni Orsina : "Une victoire du RN en 2027 ne suffirait pas à faire tomber le système en place"
Historian Giovanni Orsina analyzes how liberal excesses drive counter-revolutionary populist movements and why they struggle to change established systems.
- Quand l’Académie française fait sa (petite) révolution
The Académie française is modernizing its image by releasing the first new edition of its dictionary in nearly nine decades.
- Laetitia Strauch-Bonart : "Etrangement, la France ne va jamais assez mal pour être réformée"
A senior editor at L'Express is launching 'Civilisation', a new publication dedicated to promoting concrete liberal solutions and structural reforms for France.
- Le Point raconte le hold-up de Trump sur le foot, Marianne le voit divorcer de Netanyahou; L'Express voit la GenZ sacrifiée & attribue la fronde anti-IA aux géants de la tech; Pédocriminalité : tous responsables? A l'hôpital les mandarins tous coupables?
Weekly news magazines analyze Donald Trump's political strategies, French military weaknesses, and social issues concerning Generation Z and AI.
- "La catastrophe démographique ? Nous en subissons déjà les conséquences" : l'alerte du maire de Varsovie
Warsaw's Mayor warns of a demographic crisis and discusses liberal democracy during an interview at the European Economic Congress.
- "L’intelligence collective, c'est parfois de la stupidité collective" : le regard décapant d'un expert en management
Expert Christophe Genoud critiques the lack of scientific rigor in modern management tools and decision-making processes in an interview with L'Express.
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