Conservative Keiko Fujimori and leftist Roberto Sanchez make final pitches in Lima before Peru's presidential election, with voters divided over crime, political instability, and ideological fears.
Partially free parliamentary elections on June 4, 1989, resulted in a landslide victory for Solidarity, leading to the fall of communism in Poland. The elections, a result of the Round Table Agreement, paved the way for the first non-communist government in the Eastern Bloc and initiated the country's systemic transformation.
Germanist Alexander Rar claims the West is revising WWII history to equate Communism with Fascism, leading to a failure to condemn Nazism in Ukraine and Baltic states. He suggests Eastern European elites seek to settle scores with Russia, influencing Germany's worldview.
Brazil's 1970 World Cup win was shaped by controversial appointments and tactical shifts. Communist coach João Saldanha was sacked due to politics and tactics, replaced by Mario Zagallo, who rebuilt the team around Pelé and innovative formations.
Le nouveau pape, dans sa première encyclique, aborde le sujet de l'intelligence artificielle, la comparant aux menaces idéologiques du passé et soulignant son potentiel à surpasser l'humanité.
KMT spokesperson Christy Lin questioned AIT Director Brent Christensen's remarks on the party's stance towards China, asking if he should first clarify what 'anti-communism' means to President Trump, citing Trump's agreement with Xi Jinping on establishing a "constructive strategic stability relationship."
D’origine cubaine et farouche opposant au communisme, Marco Rubio, le ministre américain des affaires étrangères, est l’objet de sanctions en Chine. Il n’est théoriquement pas autorisé à y voyager.
Hungary's outgoing Prime Minister Viktor Orban says he will not take up his parliamentary seat following Fidesz's landslide defeat in this month's election, but will seek re-election as party leader at its June congress to lead a process of 'renewal' of the nationalist side. The dominant figure in Hungarian politics since 1989, Orban served as premier for 16 years and was the only EU leader maintaining close ties to Putin, having delayed an EU loan to Ukraine with his veto.
A l'occasion des 80 ans de la fin de la Seconde Guerre mondiale, le Musée des Invalides nous ouvre ses portes. Accompagné du colonel Christophe Bertrand, conservateur du musée, Guillaume Perrault retrace les grandes étapes de 39-45 à travers les collections des Invalides. Il reçoit ensuite Jean-Christophe Buisson, auteur de 1945 chez Perrin, ainsi que l'historien Jean-Christophe Courtois, auteur de Communisme et Totalitarisme chez Perrin, dans la collection Tempus.
