International sanctions: democracy in disarray
With the invasion of Ukraine, the Russian threat forces the West to resort to international sanctions, generating economic dependence among peoples and offering a key to understanding the democratic discourse at odds with the ideal it promotes.
We demand a more just and humane migration policy
Between January and May 2022, 25 young volunteers participated in the “Young people and migration: from observation to action” project.
Andalusia: laboratory of European mining renewal
Is mining the future of Europe? Focus on Spain, in the midst of a mining revival “in the service” of the ecological transition.
Reconciliation in the DRC: a question of approach?
Reconciliation constitutes one of the main issues when addressing security issues in the Democratic Republic of Congo. Through different recommended approaches, we will attempt to present this issue.
No more impunity for big companies: the EU will hold them to account
In the EU and Belgium, proposals are on the table to legislate corporate responsibility for their value chains in order to end human rights and environmental violations. But gaps persist…
PERU: A FRAGILLED PRESIDENT IN A FRAGMENTED COUNTRY
Peru's elections on July 28, 2021 saw Pedro Castillo, from a left-wing party, come to power. The new president must succeed in healing the wounds of a country bruised by the Covid-19 pandemic.
Conflict in Ukraine: how to position yourself for Peace, from Belgium?
The conflict in Ukraine has exploded at the “gates” of the European Union. This war reminds us of the importance of understanding the issues of peace from Belgium and of finding the right guidelines to position ourselves in the face of the consequences of the military invasion.
Minerals in construction: how to reduce the ecological bill?
Focus on the issues and impacts of non-metallic minerals in the construction sector. What alternatives for more sustainability?
The mining industry conquering the seabed: a new Eldorado?
As part of the ecological transition, the mining industries do not intend to stop at soils and subsoils; they are now setting out to conquer the oceans and the seabed.
To live in “the world after”, we must “tear away the curtain of pre-interpretation”
For all those who want cultural democracy, each individual or each group is approached as being endowed with a culture, that is to say, among other things, with a system of perception and representation of the world which allows you to learn from your experience and, from there, to evolve your representations, to put your belongings to work, in short to produce yourself rather than reproduce. However, this approach is not automatically effective.
