> Global Issues - on 29/06/2009

Russia and East: a Geographical, Historical and Geopolitical Approach

By Jean-Sylvestre MONGRENIER, associate Fellow at the Thomas More Institute and Fellow at the Institut Français de Géopolitique (Paris VIII Vincennes-Saint-Denis University). Published in partnership with "Fenêtre sur l'Europe". Available in French only.

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> Economic stakes - on 25/06/2009

It is now Time to Lift the latest Obstacles to E-commerce

By Jean-Thomas LESUEUR, CEO of the Thomas More Institute. Published un the French Economic Newspaper "La Tribune" on Thursday, June 25th, 2009. Available in French only.

More information: http://www.latribune.fr/opinions.html

> Living Europe - on 25/06/2009

Europe facing its own challenges: after of the European Election on the 7th of June, what is the political model for Europe?

Thomas More Institute Brussels Meeting, on Thursday, June 25th, 2009, at the Brewers of Europe House. Speakers : Pierre DEFRAIGNE, Executive Director of the Madariaga–College of Europe Foundation, Lecturer in economics at the College of Europe (Bruges) and at the Institute for European Studies (UCL). Debate in French.

> Living Europe - on 23/06/2009

"Political Europe" ? Still a long way to go...

By Jean-Thomas LESUEUR, CEO, and Sophie DAMAY, assistant Fellow at the Thomas More Institute. Available in French only.

> Global Issues - on 22/06/2009

On the road to Tehran? The limits of both Realpolitik and "story telling"

By Jean-Sylvestre MONGRENIER, associate Fellow at the Thomas More Institute and Fellow at the Institut Français de Géopolitique (Paris VIII Vincennes-Saint-Denis University). This article is the complete version of the article published in "Le Figaro" of June 22nd, 2009. Available in French only.

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> Energy, climate & environment - on 18/06/2009

The Challenges of the Gas Supply Security and Transport in Europe

By Jean-Pierre SCHAEKEN WILLEMAERS, former member of the executive committee of Tractebel Engineering, formerexecutive vice-president of Tractebel EGI (Electricity and Gas International), member of the Thomas More Institute Advisory Board. Available in French only.

> Global Issues - on 17/06/2009

Pyongyang-Tehran, the Spiral Conflict

By Jean-Sylvestre MONGRENIER, associate Fellow at the Thomas More Institute and Fellow at the Institut Français de Géopolitique (Paris VIII Vincennes-Saint-Denis University). Published in partnership with "Fenêtre sur l'Europe". Available in French only.

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> Global Issues - on 14/06/2009

The Iekaterinbourg Summit: Is Russia an Emerging Power?

By Jean-Sylvestre MONGRENIER, associate Fellow at the Thomas More Institute and Fellow at the Institut Français de Géopolitique (Paris VIII Vincennes-Saint-Denis University). Published in partnership with "Fenêtre sur l'Europe". Available in French only.

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> Economic stakes - on 09/06/2009

Financial Supervision in Europe: Commentary on the Communication of the European Commission

Par Paul GOLDSCHMIDT, ancien administrateur de Goldman Sachs International et ancien directeur à la Commission européenne, membre de l’Advisory Board de l’Institut Thomas More Bruxelles. Article disponible uniquement en Anglais.

> Living Europe - on 03/06/2009

"When the European Culture rejects its Own Identity, there is no Reason for Citizens to Identify and feel attached to it"

It appears that a majority of Europeans is not interested in the coming election of the European Parliament on the 7th of June. This is why Thomas More Institute analyses the reasons of that disenchantment through a cultural perspective. To do so, the Institute asked the philosopher Jean-François MATTÉI, member of the Institut universitaire de France, professor at the Institut d'études politiques in Aix-en-Provence and Professor Emeritus at Nice-Sophia Antipolis. He is the author of "Le regard vide. Essai sur l'épuisement de la culture européenne" (Flammarion, 2007). He is a member of the Advisory Board at Thomas More Institute since 2004. Available in French only.