Climate, pandemic, Ukraine: impacts and perspectives on European resilience

From a theoretical point of view, European resilience means the Union's ability to “resist, adapt and recover quickly in the event of a [crisis] without compromising its long-term development”. From a practical and current point of view, it means ensuring the energy independence of the Union through an ecological transition.

Democratic societies: systems of conflictual cooperation and interdependence

In the previous issue of “To Speak Peace”, all the articles clearly highlighted, starting from the war situation in Ukraine, different challenges. The perspective outlined here intends to take stock of the possibility of interactions between different, even opposing, social groups for a more solid construction of democratic life.

International solidarity put to the test by Covid-19

The spread of Covid-19 across the world has made it possible to understand the proximity of global interactions as well as the ineffectiveness of borders alone in being able to contain and stop the spread of a virus. The interconnection of parts of the world which seems to be necessary requires a global systemic revision.

Testify and inform: the challenge of images

The question of the representation of conflicts and extreme violence has raised a number of questions, starting with the trivialization of the view of this type of event. The images of the war in Ukraine that reach us daily today make us aware that it is necessary to educate our eyes, in order to rethink our ways of seeing.