The French, and more generally the Westerners, only know the war in Ukraine from Kiev’s point of view. It is not uninteresting to analyze the facts presented by Moscow. Of course, this should be done with all due caution.
The large industrial arms groups are getting rich by delivering weapons to the belligerents. Because it is necessary to renew stocks and experiment with new technologies in the field.
Point of view. Interviewed by Apolline de Malherbe on BFMTV, the former Prime Minister mentioned the idea of a possible conflict with Russia. But he remains vague about the state of our army.
While the World Bank expects a strong increase in remittances to Ukraine, UFC-Que Choisir is warning financial institutions and public authorities about their “unethically expensive” fees.
Russia claims to have destroyed an underground weapons depot in Ukraine with hypersonic “Kinjal” missiles. On this subject, please read the article we devoted on March 2, 2022 to these formidable weapons.
Viewpoint. What is at stake today in Ukraine is the new world order being fought over by two great powers: China and the United States. With no one else.
While bombs are still raining down on Kiev, President Zelensky admits that Ukraine will not join NATO. This is a victory for the Kremlin in the resumption of negotiations.
Emmanuel Macron wants to offer France’s protection to Marina Ovsyannilova who presented an anti-war sign on Russian television. But still not to Julian Assange, under threat of extradition to the United States.
Disinformation is a weapon of mass destruction. Relayed indiscriminately by the press and social media, it allows to justify unspeakable acts and to manipulate the opinion.
A few words of comfort on a card, a small email to children terrorized by war: the association Petit Pigeon Voyageur wants to send messages of support and friendship to Ukrainians.
Did the U.S. Army fund labs to produce biological weapons in Ukraine? Yes, confirms Under Secretary of State Victoria Nuland. China is concerned.
The sanctions imposed on Russia are now turning against those who initiated them. In France, we can expect “an unprecedented price shock” according to Catherine McGregor, head of Engie.
