We should not be afraid to give appropriate place to the concepts of identity, nation and national identity to prevent them from running away with the identity providers towards large spaces “illuminated with horror”i. My wallpaper: Europe with the so-called ...
Read More »Nathalie Loiseau, the new French minister in charge of the European affairs
The Association des Amis de Franck Biancheri (AAFB) wishes to congratulate Nathalie Loiseau, the new French minister in charge of the European affairs. We are very excited to hear about this nomination as Nathalie Loiseau was one of the first ...
Read More »(Français) #CitizensRoute73 – Démocratiser l’Europe: la réponse de Paul Magnette à Thomas Piketty
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Read More »Presidential election in France: Fearing the syndrome of Hillary Clinton (by Magaye GAYE, Senegal)
It is interesting to ask the question what interest Africa could possibly expect from the current presidential election in France. What could an African political leader wanting to embody a third way in Franco-African relations hope from the presidential election? ...
Read More »To all the people disappointed by the first round of the french presidential elections…
To all the people disappointed by the first round of the french presidential elections, to all the people appalled by the second round results, when will you understand that we have nothing to gain from the national level? Democracy and ...
Read More »Europe is sick because our democracy is also sick, by Félix de la Fuente Pascual
This article was written by Félix de la Fuente Pascual, Secretary of political action of CILUS and member of the Franck Biancheri Network. It was published in Madrid Actual. Among the possible situations, or scenarios as they are called now, that ...
Read More »The different Eurozone Parliament projects : still nothing concerning Transeuropean democracy !
This article was written by Marie-Hélène Caillol, AAFB’s President. LEAP and Franck Biancheri heirs who are working on the political and democratic Euroland governance logic for 15 years now, can only be pleased with the fact that we hear talking ...
Read More »A short update on the Dutch election (Veronique Swinkels)
Dear friends a short update on the elections. The landslide to populism did not take place in the Netherlands but still there is a significant shift in power. The PVV (Geert Wilders) did win and is probably the 2nd largest ...
Read More »How Nigel plans to Trump the EU out of existence whilst Boris and Vladimir give a helping hand, by Adrian Taylor
Many Europeans have never understood Nigel Farage. His objective was never just Brexit. His real ambition is the collapse of the European Union. Enter (soon to be) President Trump. He celebrated Brexit as “a great thing”. He has also repeatedly ...
Read More »“Once Erasmus, Always Erasmus? Not in My Case”. Thank you Zahia Guidoum Castiblanque, Aegee-Valencia
Dear Zahia, Thank you so much for your paper entitled “Once Erasmus, Always Erasmus”? Not in My Case” (The AEGEEAN – 26/01/2017) which challenges us strongly, we being the Friends of Franck Biancheri Association (AAFB) and knowing Franck was the ...
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