Mutinerie within the University of Lorraine
Moselle academics grouped within a Charlemagne Collective are calling for the creation of a new university in Lorraine-Nord.
Charlemagne: A mutiny by Moselle academics
Politics
Pensions : “Let’s not confuse equality with uniformity”
Point-of-view. In his analysis of pension reform published on his blog, former Secretary of State for the Budget Christian Eckert fears ulterior motives, such as the use of individual solutions such as private insurance. And put forward some proposals.
Nancy 2020 : nothing is decided
One of them refuses the socialist nomination, Mathieu Klein. The other one is Laurent Hénart, who is proud of the support of the Marcheurs. Both of them are doing something stupid. Here’s why.
Les Petites Villes de France set up a scientific council
It is a question of reflecting on the major changes of our time and the main transitions they imply for the future of the territories.
December 5, 2019: Is it happening or is it breaking?
Will the executive smash itself on pension reform like others before it? This is what this day of strikes and demonstrations is all about.
Black December
The trade union front against pension reform intends to make December 5, 2019 a day of mobilization against the executive. But then what? Anything is possible… even the worst.
Hidden history of Alsace and Moselle
By Jean-Philippe Maurer, deputy of the Lower Rhine Territorial reform raises tensions in France and especially in Alsace. France gives lessons in patriotism Alsatians. Unacceptable. Here is why.