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Décembre (2019)
- 2019: Europe’s fragmentation and fightback (The Economist)
- ENM et concours juridique : un excellent palmarès pour Sciences-Po
- Trump has been impeached (NYTimes)
- The Guardian’s view on the Queen’s speech (The Guardian)
- La première promotion de l’IEP de Saint-Germain-en-Laye est diplômées (Le Parisien)
- Victory for Boris Johnson’s all-new Tories (The Economist)
- Johnson’s gamble pays off but challenges lie ahead (BBC)
- Election results 2019 – charts and maps (BBC)
- Quel IEP choisir ? (Challenge)
- Democracy grief is real (NYTimes)
- ENA et concours administratifs 2019 : un palmarès record pour Sciences-Po
- Deutschland bleibt Mittelmass (FAZ)
- I was once a socialist. Then I saw how it worked (NYTimes)
- Jeremy Corbyn and Boris Johnson clash over Brexit (BBC)
- Berlin macht mich nicht mehr glücklich (Die Welt)
- Sciences-Po crée une double licence « sciences / sciences sociales » inédite
- Brussels or Washington? Brexit means we must decide (The Guardian)
- Die SPD ist Volkspartei und wird es immer bleiben (FAZ) / Revolution vertagt (Frankfurter Rundschau)
Novembre
- Is it better to impeach and lose or never to impeach at all (The Economist)
- How Trump survives (NYTimes)
- General election 2019 : key words and phrases explained (BBC)
- Donald Trump falls out with the military establishment he once wooed (The Economist)
- Soll vor unseren Schulen die deutsche Flagge wehen? (Die Welt)
- Hong Kong protests: How does this end? (NYTimes)
- There is already a class war – and it’s the Conservatives who are waging it (The Guardian)
- Karlsruhe will mitreden (FAZ)
- The new politics of Donald Trump’s impeachment (The Economist)
- G. Brown : We are becoming a United Kingdom in name only (The Guardian)
- Der lange Schatten der alten Koalition (FAZ)
- Macron: NATO is becoming brain-dead (The Economist)
- Centrists, progressives and Europhobia (NYTimes)
- Analyse und Kampf (Frankfurter Rundschau)
- Can Jeremy Corbyn convince voters to believe? (BBC)
- Ich wünschte, wir hätten gelernt (Die Welt)
- How Europeans see America (NYTimes)
- Britain is divided. That’s why we need a hung parliament again (The Guardian)
- Die Spannung steigt (FAZ)
- Impeachment is not a coup (NYTimes)
Octobre
- Trump’s ‘very special’ victory in Syria (NYTimes)
- How not to do business in China (The Economist)
- Brexit: what happens now? (BBC)
- Thüringen : CDU verliert an AfD und Linke (Die Zeit) / Ein verstörtes Land (FAZ)
- Les admissions sont ouvertes (Sciences-Po) / Sciences-Po et Parcoursup (Le Figaro)
- This wave of global protests is being led by the children of the financial crash (The Guardian)
- New Brexit deal agreed, says Boris Johnson (BBC)
- Making America worse (NYTimes)
- Today, I aim to get arrested. It is the only real power climate protesters have (The Guardian)
- Rechter Terror : die deutsche Blindheit (Frankfurter Rundschau)
- On impeachment, Congress struggles with an obstructive president (The Economist)
- Qu’apprend-on au Collège universitaire ? (Sciences-Po)
- Demokratie muss Schule machen (Frankfurter Rundschau)
- Democrats, dream big but tell the whole truth (NYTimes)
- Why America needs whistle-blowers (NYTimes)
- Hong-Kong does its best to spoil China’s big anniversary (The Economist)
- Why Wall Street loves strongmen (NYTimes)
- Bedrohte Einheit (Frankfurter Rundschau)
- Chirac delivered little. Why does France now love him ? (The Guardian)
Septembre
- America needs a new strategic triard to face the 21st Century (Time)
- The Supreme Court judgement is a devastating blow for Johnson (The Guardian)
- Nancy Pelosi launches an impechment inquiry (The Economist)
- Do we really understand ‘fake news’? (NYTimes)
- Trump names a new national security adviser (Time)
- How we survived climate change (Time)
- The problems of the single market (The Economist)
- The only way to end endless war (NYTimes)
- Our democracy is at stake (The Guardian)
- Why the Scottish court ruling is significant (BBC)
- Greta Thunberg: ein Marsch für die Medien (Frankfurter Rundschau)
- Let Trump destroy Trump (NYTimes)
- Merkels politisches Testament (FAZ)
- Trump/Bolton : breaking point (Time)
- How Vladimir Putin falls (NYTimes)
- Is it the end of the road for the Conservative party? (The Guardian)
- We long to see a Hong Kong free from tyranny (The Economist)
- Could language be the key to detecting fake news? (The Guardian)
- Die Ergebnisse sind ein Alarmsignal (Die Welt)
Juillet / Août
- Boris Johnson has suspended the Parliament (Time)
- What next for British foreign policy in a post-Brexit world? (The Guardian)
- What’s wrong with the global economy? (NYTimes)
- Bernie Sanders’s permanent revolution (The Economist)
- Der G7-Gipfel – Macrons Weltbühne (Die Welt)
- Can Hong Kong avoid becoming Tiananmen? (NYTimes)
- Boris Johnson becomes Prime Minister (BBC)
- Mit dem Losverfahren die Demokratie retten (FAZ)
- Could Boris Johnson break up the UK? (BBC)
- The world is literally on fire – so why is it business as usual for politicians? (The Guardian)
- Le concours d’entrée dans les IEP évolue (Digischool)
- The real meaning of ‘Send her back’ (NYTimes)
- Why profit has peaked? (The Economist)
- Für ein besseres Deutschland (FAZ)
- Que deviennent les diplômés de Sciences-Po ?
- Die letzte Chance der AKK (Frankfurter Rundschau)
- Donald Trump too tame for you? Meet Britain’s Boris Johnson (NYTimes)
- The EU is struggling to agree on candidates for its biggest jobs (The Economist)
- Wenig Macht, viele Konflikte (Die Zeit)
Juin
- Should we call detention centers ‘concentration camps’? (NYTimes)
- Sciences Po chamboule sa sélection (Le Monde)
- Das Glas ist halbvoll (Die Welt)
- Can the City survive Brexit? (The Economist)
- The Guardian view on devolution since 1999 (The Guardian)
- Deutsche Klimatpolitik ist teuer (Frankfurter Rundschau)
- Why the young don’t vote Republican (NYTimes)
- Les coulisses du « grand oral » (Sciences-Po)
- What is ‘no-deal Brexit’ ? (BBC)
- How compatible are democracy and capitalism? (The Economist)
- Disruptor has become a dirty word (The Guardian)
- Zur rechten Gottes (FAZ)
- The enemy of my enemy (NYTimes)
- Beim Klima hat jahrelang Merkel nichts getan (Frankfurter Rundschau)
- Sciences-Po, grande école influente sur Twitter (Le Figaro)
- Britain is horribly divided (The Guardian)
- China cannot erase the truth of Tiananmen (NYTimes)
- SPD-Chefin Andrea Nahles zieht sich aus Bundespolitik zurück (FAZ)
- Politics is not total war (NYTimes)
- Nemesis Pelosi (The Economist)
Mai
- The center collapses (NYTimes)
- European Elections – Key points at a glance (BBC) / What they tell us about support for Brexit (BBC)
- Die digitale Kluft (FAZ)
- Reasons for hope and concern in Europe’s elections (NYTimes)
- Österreichs Kankler Kurz gestürzt (FAZ)
- The rich world is enjoying an unprecedented jobs boom (The Economist)
- Breaking up Facebook is not the answer (NYTimes)
- Populism and polarisation threaten Latin America (The Economist)
- Gibt es die Vereinten Nationen eigentlich noch? (Die Welt)
- We need a Green New Deal now (The Guardian)
- Woher kommt diese Angstlust in Deutschland? (Die Welt)
- Foreign policy after Donald Trump (The Economist)
- The Guardian’s view on local elections (The Guardian)
- UK Local elections: results and charts (BBC)
- Journalismus – ein Lebensmittel für die Demokratie (Frankfurter Rundschau)
- Islamic State: landless but still dangerous (NYTimes)
- Auf dem Balkan gibt Europa den Ton an (Die Welt)
- If the economy keeps its momentum, 2020 will be Trump’s to lose (Washington Post)
Avril
- The Mueller Report’s key lessons (Time)
- What do Europeans really want? (NYTimes)
- The psychology of nations (The Economist)
- Is America becoming an oligarchy? (NYTimes)
- Etwas ist faul im Staate Deutschland (Frankfurter Rundschau)
- Notre Dame has brought us together (The Guardian)
- A cathedral for a fragile age (NYTimes)
- Did Donald Trump obstruct justice? (Time)
- Frankreich, eine verstörte Nation (Frankfurter Rundschau)
- Brexit: what happens now? (BBC)
- Le nouveau campus de Sciences-Po à Poitiers (Sciences-Po)
- What really caused the financial crisis? (Washington Post)
- Burkini nicht nötig (Die Zeit)
- Does economic growth depend on population size? (The Economist)
- AKK sucht den Kurs (Frankfurter Rundschau)
- Who is really responsible for Brexit? The Queen. (The Guardian)
- Happiness and voting (The Economist)
- The Joe Biden media frenzy (NYTimes)
- Sciences-Po en concurrence avec les meilleures écoles de commerce (Xerfi Canal)
- Lessons of the Mueller report (The Economist)
Mars
- The destruction of the Earth is a crime. It should be prosecuted (The Guardian)
- Les racines du Brexit (Sciences-Po)
- The abortion divide gets deeper (NYTimes)
- Endet die Moral der EU an ihren Grenzen? (Frankfurter Rundschau)
- The trouble with Theresa May’s promise to resign (The Economist)
- The New Zealand massacre was made to go viral (NYTimes)
- Make regieren great again (FAZ)
- Trump’s first veto (Time)
- Bribe styles of the rich and famous (The Economist)
- How bad do you want your kid to attend the Ivy League (NYTimes)
- A chaotic Brexit is part of Trump’s grand plan for Europe (The Guardian)
- Der Brexit: ein Dilemma auch für die Europäische Union (FAZ)
- British lawmakers vote against No-Deal Brexit plan (Time)
- Merkels ist bereits weg (Frankfurter Rundschau)
- America’s porous wall between state and church (The Economist)
- No hate left behind (NYTimes)
- Imagine there is no politics (The Economist)
- Time to take part in the EU elections (The Guardian)
- Labour figures clash over anti-Semitism (BBC)
- Go back to normal after Trump? No thanks (NYTimes)
- Generation Greta (Frankfurter Rundschau)
- The most explosive claims from Cohen’s testimony (Time)
- Weltpolitik im Zeichen der Bombe (Die Welt)
Février
- What we have learned from Cohen so far (NYTimes)
- Sciences-Po 3e université mondiale en sciences politiques (Classement QS)
- America’s foreign policy is being tested on four fronts (The Economist)
- Border wall: Trump faces fight in the courts (BBC)
- El Chapo’s next act (NYTimes)
- Sciences-Po a reçu plus de 20 000 candidatures en 2018 (Figaro)
- The interminable abortion war (The Economist)
- Ich, Ich, Ich (Frankfurter Rundschau)
- Phony wall, phony emergency (NYTimes)
- Trump is taking a huge gamble on the wall (Washington Post)
- Trump declares a national emergency (The Economist)
- Münchner Sicherheitskonferenz – Wer solche Freunde hat (Die Zeit)
- Facebook turns 15 (The Economist)
- End the war in Afghanistan (NYTimes)
- The pressing need for a second referendum (The Guardian)
- Wählt europäisch ! (FAZ)
- Capitalism is having an identity crisis – but it is still the best system (The Guardian)
- Männerdominanz in Parlamenten (Frankfurter Rundschau)
- What’s really radical? Not taxing the rich (NYTimes)
Janvier
- Want to stop fake news? Pay for the real thing (NYTimes)
- Brexit: All you need to know (BBC)
- Donald Trump v Congress (The Economist)
- Gestern Freunde, morgen Fremde (Frankfurter Rundschau)
- So fördert Brüssel Europa-Verdrossenheit (Welt)
- Theresa May’s deal is voted down on historic Commons defeat (BBC)
- What to expect from the second half of Donald Trump’s first term (The Economist)
- The People vs. Donald J. Trump (NYTimes)
- Should the UK be raising rather than lowering the voting age? (BBC)
- Der grosse Datenklau (Frankfurter Rundschau)
- The era of divided governmoctent begins in Washingon (The Economist)
- This is what democracy looks like (Washington Post)
- Let the Brexit battle recommence (The Guardian)
- We should be able to take Facebook to court (NYTimes)
- Die Begriffe online und privat schliessen sich aus (Die Welt)
- The radical agenda of Brazil’s new president (The Economist)
- In vielen Bereichen gibt die FPÖ den Ton an (Die Zeit)
Décembre (2018)
- America’s government shuts down, once again (The Economist)
- Shutdown? More like a breakdown (NYTimes)
- James Mattis’s resignation: a bad day for America (The Guardian)
- Trump after Mattis (NYTimes)
- Does the EU need us more than we need them? (BBC)
- Die AfD und Auschwitz (Frankfurter Rundschau)
- It’s official. We lost the Cold War (Washington Post)
- Keine Alternative (Die Zeit)
- What we learned in 2018: Science (NYTimes)
- Donald’s Trump administration is understaffed and under attack (The Economist)
- Deal or no deal? EU bewildered by Brexit confusion (BCC)
- Eine Farbe, viele Ziele (Frankfurter Rundschau)
- Trump plans to withdraw from Nafta (NYTimes)
- The US-China trade war is on hold (The Economist)
- Wenn eine Ära endet (Frankfurter Rundschau)
- George H. W. Bush, the anti-Trump (Washington Post)
- Voters are treated as children (BBC)
Novembre
- In praise of modesty : George H. W. Bush (The Economist)
- Those who remain silent (NYTimes)
- Second referendum best option for both sides (The Guardian)
- Does in God we trust belong in schools? (Washington Post)
- Under Trump, the swamp is draining (NYTimes)
- All you need to know about Brexit (BBC)
- Geschichte als Politik (Frankfurter Rundschau)
- Let the people vote (NYTimes)
- Bürgerkrieg im Herzen Europas (FAZ)
- It’s not the economy, stupid! (Washington Post)
- Sciences-Po : 10 IEP et 4 concours (Le Monde)
- How moving to the US made me appreciate the House of Lords (The Guardian)
- The House turns democratic (The Economist)
- Vorfreude und Sorge bei der Union (Frankfurter Rundschau)
- Sciences-Po, la possibilité de Lille (Le Monde)
- The best way to protect democracy is to practice it (NYTimes)
- The Trump cult (The Economist)
- We must change America ourselves (Time)
Octobre
- The materialist party (NYTimes)
- Trump’s only foreign policy doctrine is Trumpism (Washington Post)
- What the world can learn from Australia (The Economist)
- Le point sur les Sciences-Po de région (Le Monde)
- Unsolide und orientierungslos (Frankfurter Rundschau)
- The election hackers are back (Guardian)
- Der Begriff ‘Rasse’ gehört nicht in die neue Verfassung (FAZ)
- Trump is not doing badly abroad (The Economist)
- Die deutsche Frage ist zurück (Die Welt)
- The next recession (The Economist)
- Should the Supreme Court matter so much? (NYTimes)
- Trump’s new China strategy faces its first big test (Washington Post)
- May’s compromises a ‘concern’ for cabinet membres (BBC)
- Regierungsparteien: unsolide und orientierungslos (Frankfurter Rundschau)
- Trump / Divide and rule (NYTimes)
- Die Erfindung der Ostdeutschen (FAZ)
- Our mid-terms forecast (The Economist)
- Die Populisten sind gekommen, um zu bleiben (Die Welt)
- America, Canada and Mexico agree to a new trade deal (The Economist)
Septembre
- Maybe America can now learn the truth (NYTimes)
- A Sciences-Po, l’opération séduction du patron du renseignement intérieur (Le Monde)
- L’impossible modélisation de la société (CNRS)
- The Guardian’s view on climate policy failures (The Guardian)
- Merkels Risiko (Frankfurter Rundschau) / Angriff auf die Macht (Die Zeit)
- #MeToo, one year on (The Economist)
- Une orientation « heureuse » est-elle possible ? (Sciences-Po / The Conversation)
- Not deranged, determined (NYTimes)
- Here’s the science behind the Brexit vote and Trump’s rise (The Guardian)
- Who pays for tariffs? (The Economist)
- Die wahren Ängste der Deutschen (Die Zeit)
- Silicon Valley needs regulation (NYTimes)
- Arizona, and the Republican Party, after John McCain (The Economist)
- US students need a cellphone detox (Washington Post)
- Should affirmative action be scrapped? (The Economist)
- The Supreme Court confirmation charade (NYTimes)
- Tory Brexiters make case for leaving EU without deal (The Guardian)
- Die neuen Radikale (Frankfurter Rundschau) / Ich hasse, also bin ich (FAZ)
- How to play our way to a better democracy? (NYTimes)
- Aus der AFD ist eine rechtsradikale Partei geworden (Die Welt)
Juillet / Août
- What America latest GDP figures reveal (The Economist)
- Thou shalt not kill (NYTimes)
- Verteidigung der Politik (FAZ)
- It’s time to get out of Afghanistan (Washington Post)
- The crowd still loves Donald Trump – but for how long? (The Guardian)
- Seehofer lernt von Trump (Frankfurter Rundschau)
- Waiting for Caesar (NYTimes)
- The world is losing the war against climate change (The Economist)
- Für die Freiheit (FAZ)
- Male voters are sticking with the Republican Party (The Economist)
- Beyond the crash (Guardian)
- Que font vraiment les diplômés de Sciences-Po ? (Le Figaro) / Sciences-Po : insertion professionnelle et salaires en hausse (Le Monde)
- Präsident in Opposition (Die Zeit)
- Why Trump can’t quit tariffs (NYTimes)
- China’s Belt-and-Road plans are to be welcomed – and worried about (The Economist)
- Löschen oder nicht? (FAZ) / Die Suchtmaschine (Frankfurter Rundschau)
- Trump is the first Digital Age president (Washington Post)
- A new Brexit plan (The Economist) / Dear EU, please take Britain’s Brexit plan seriously (Guardian)
- Sorry, NATO. Trump doesn’t believe in allies (NYTimes)
- Deutschland, Österreich und Italien vertagen Asylstreit (Die Zeit)
- Wages aren’t rising. Why? (Washington Post)
- Sciences-Po Rennes : un double diplôme avec Audiencia (Ouest-France)
- Abgrenzen, eingrenzen (FAZ)
- Brett Kavanaugh is Trump’s new pick for the Supreme Court (The Economist)
- Die Krise der bürgerlichen Parteien (Frankfurter Rundschau)
- Trump the destroyer (NYTimes)
Juin
- What does the United States stand for? (NYTimes)
- Les dix ans du concours commun (Le Monde)
- The EU argues till dawn on migration, and achieves little (The Economist)
- Justice Kennedy is retiring. What happens now? (The Economist)
- Sciences-Po : un nouveau master en « Marketing et luxe »
- WM2018 : Scheitern als Chance (Die Welt)
- What Trump gets right about Europe (NYTimes)
- Harvard can’t have it all (Washington Post)
- The facts about Trump’s family separation policy (Time)
- Kampf um Europa (FAZ)
- Russia prepares to welcome 1m visitors for the World Cup (The Economist)
- Why the North Korea meeting was the trumpiest moment so far (NYTimes)
- Konflikt zwischen CDU und CSU eskaliert (Frankfurter Rundschau)
- Trumpism is creating a global power vacuum. Who will fill it? (Washington Post)
- May’s Brexit crunch moment in Parliament was just the first of many (Guardian)
- Trump und Kim feiern zu Recht (Frankfurter Rundschau)
- Will America lose Canada? (NYTimes)
- Macron, the resolutely modern philosopher-king (The Economist)
- Gauland : Hitler nur « Vogelschiss » in deutscher Geschichte (FAZ)
- Sciences-Po se veut à l’avant-garde de l’engagement citoyen (Le Monde)
Mai
- Trump demands that those investigating him be investigated (The Economist)
- Meghanomics (Guardian)
- Trump should get even tougher with North Korea (Washington Post) / The art of no deal (NYTimes)
- In Chinas Arme (FAZ)
- We think the Democrats are favoured to take the House (The Economist)
- The populists take Rome (NYTimes)
- Sciences-Po, université la plus internationale de France
- AfD: Operation Aufmerksamkeit (Zeit)
- Monopole brechen (Frankfurter Rundschau)
- Hom immigration is tearing House Republicans apart? (Time)
- I’m not quoting enough women (NYTimes)
- Suddenly, soft Brexit can happen. Thanks the Lords (Guardian)
- Les oraux des concours : exercice de style et test de personnalité (Le Monde)
- Orbanisiert in die Zukunft (Frankfurter Rundschau)
- How to spot a Russian troll (Time)
- Fresh challenges for Vladimir Putin (The Economist)
- Auch ohne Fahne bin ich Patriot (Die Welt)
- If Iran wants nuclear weapons, it will get them (Washington Post)
- Liberals, you are not as smart as you think (NYTimes)
- An der Grenze der Verfassung (FAZ)
- A job guarantee is a flawed idea (The Economist)
Avril
- Should assimilation be a requirement for citizenship? (The Economist)
- The truth is coming for Trump (NYTimes)
- Trump should strengthen the Iran nuclear deal, not blow it up (Washington Post)
- Das hat weh getan (FAZ)
- Ten millions British jobs could be gone in 15 years (Guardian)
- If Facebook will not fix itself, will Congress? (The Economist)
- Droht ein neuer Kalter Krieg ? (Die Welt)
- Donald Trump takes a hard turn on immigration (The Economist)
- ‘Democracy’ still matters (NYTimes)
- Teaching political science in the age of Trump (Washington Post)
- Europa ist völlig uneins (Frankfurter Rundschau)
- Réussissez le bac avec Sciences-Po
- Why China is confident it can beat Trump in a trade war (NYTimes)
- Die deutsche Illusion (FAZ)
- Why Stormy Daniels is so dangerous (The Economist)
- How does London’s spate of killings compare with other cities? (The Guardian)
- Der Euro ist nicht tot (Die Welt)
Mars
- Facebook/Trump : Cambridge Analytica offered to entrap politicians (NYTimes)
- No one can pretend Facebook is just a harmless fun anymore (Guardian)
- In America, a coalition in favour of protectionism may be emerging (The Economist)
- Innenminister Seehofer: « Der Islam gehört nicht zu Deutschland » (FAZ)
- Facebook faces growing pressure over data and privacy inquiries (NYTimes)
- We live in a world of uncertainty. Tech is making it worse (Washington Post)
- Concilier sciences dures et sciences sociales : deux nouveaux doubles diplômes à Sciences-Po
- Putin: Sieg der Propaganda (Frankfurter Rundschau)
- Mike Pompeo : the Trump whisperer (The Economist)
- Let’s bag plastic bags (NYTimes)
- Trump wants tariffs on steel and aluminium (The Economist)
- Paul Krugman: the macroeconomics of trade war (NYTimes)
- SPD-Mitglieder stimmen für grosse Koalition (FAZ)
- We got China wrong. Now what? (Washington Post)
- Lesen wir in der Geschichte! Sie erklärt die Gegenwart (Die Welt)
- A lesson in American greatness (The Economist)
- Why we should lower the voting age to 16 (NYTimes)
- Shock to the the system (Guardian)
- Sciences-Po, 4e université mondiale en « science politique et relations internationales » au classement QS
- The Observer view on May’s Brexit speech (Guardian)
- AfD erlaubt Kooperation mit Pegida (Die Zeit)
- I’m a Millennial millionaire. Here’s how i I got so rich (Time)
Février
- America’s latest school slaughter (The Economist)
- Pourquoi faire un Bachelor ? (Le Monde)
- Merkel ist in Europa mutterseelenallein (Die Welt)
- Billy Graham, cold warrior for God (NYTimes)
- Die Groko nützt der AfD (Frankfurter Rundschau)
- Why we should rethink democracy (The Guardian)
- China moves to Latin America (The Economist)
- Mehr erneuerbare Energien wagen (Frankfurter Rundschau)
- Trump calls Democrats « treasonous » (Time)
- A guide to the Nunes Memo (The Economist)
- Macron bleibt hart (FAZ)
- Has Trumphoria finally hit a wall? (NYTimes) / Is Trump to blame for the market dive? (Washington Post)
- The stock market is volatile again. Get used to it (NYTimes)
- Nennen wir das Kind beim Namen – Judenhass (Die Welt)
- Tag der Entscheidung (Die Zeit)
- Koalitionsverhandlungen als Demokratiekriste (Frankfurter Rundschau)
- State of the Union 2018 : text and video
Janvier
- How protests can affect elections (The Economist)
- Are Republicans ready to join a third party? (NYTimes)
- Auschwitz: Spätes Gedenken (Frankfurter Rundschau)
- A new Trump is not possible (Washington Post)
- Union und SPD einigen sich bei Familiennachzug (FAZ)
- Mark Zuckerberg’s other headache (The Economist)
- How the government broke down (Time)
- What Amazon does to wages (The Economist)
- Der Tag des Zorns (FAZ)
- Concours juridiques : palmarès brillant à Sciences Po
- Donald Trump’s radical honesty (NYTimes)
- The Trump Administration, in his own words (Washington Post)
- Boris Johnson’s Channel bridge is an ego trip (The Guardian)
- Für ein anderes Europa (Frankfurter Rundschau)
- Classement des meilleures prépas littéraires (Le Monde)
- Les nouveautés à Sciences-Po en 2017-2018 (Alumni Sciences-Po)
- Ein Gesetz gegen die AfD? (FAZ)
- Trump/Book: ‘Like, really smart’ (NYTimes)
- Where did the inflation go? (The Economist)
- GroKo: Belauern und Misstrauen (Frankfurter Rundschau)
- After Brexit, England will have to rethink its identity (The Guardian)
- How political leaders shape public opinion (The Economist)
- Will the economy save Trump? (NYTimes)
- AfD: Falsche Taktik (Frankfurter Rundschau)
Décembre (2017)
- Cinq bonnes raisons de choisir Sciences-Po (Sciences-Po)
- China is pushing its luck with the West (NYTimes)
- Sciences-Po conforte son attractivité en France et à l’étranger (Figaro) / Comment Sciences-Po s’est internationalisé (Le Monde) / Sciences-Po : un recrutement d’élite (Le Monde)
- We ignore Iran at our peril (Washington Post)
- You can’t stop the outrage economy (The Guardian)
- Gabriel stellt Bedingungen für Grosse Koalition (FAZ)
- Countries rarely default on their debt (The Economist)
- Kommunen warnen vor Scheitern der Flüchtlingsintegration (Die Zeit)
- Découvrez les masters de Sciences-Po en vidéo (Sciences-Po)
- Österreich / FPÖ : Mutter aller europäischen Rechtspopulisten (Frankfurter Rundschau)
- Tax reform has passed. What now? (The Economist)
- The end of Trump and the end of days (NYTimes)
- Ein neuer Feiertag für die Nordländer (Die Welt)
- The Senate passes a tax bill (The Economist)
- Beware an economic boom. Really (Washington Post)
- We the people pledge to fight climate change (NYTimes)
- SPD will über eine Koalition reden (Die Zeit)
- Saint-Etienne : le nouveau campus de Sciences-Po Lyon
- How to improve schools with more democracy (Washington Post)
- Das völkische Gesicht Deutschlands (Frankfurter Rundschau)
- The key to a great Christmas film: misery and mayhem (The Guardian)
Novembre
- Odds are, Russia owns Trump (NYTimes)
- The partisan divide in America is widening (The Economist)
- Der Niedergang der Volksparteien (FAZ)
- Journée des masters à Sciences-Po : le replay (Sciences-Po)
- Cheers, Prince Harry ! (Washington Post)
- Dismantling the Foreign Service (NYTimes)
- Regierungskrise? Nein, das ist gelebte Demokratie (Die Welt)
- How common is sexual harassment (The Economist)
- Cambridge et Sciences-Po renforcent leurs liens (Sciences-Po)
- Mrs May’s tribulations (NYTimes)
- The House just passed its big tax bill. Here’s what is in it (Washington Post)
- Jamaika präsentiert sein erstes gemeinsames Werk (FAZ) / Die Jamaika-Mission (Die Zeit)
- Could Brexit discord lead to the rise of a British Macron (The Guardian)
- Moore, Trump and the right’s new religion (NYTimes)
- Neuwahlen sind eine Schnapsidee (Frankfurter Rundschau)
- China’s economy is poised to win the future (Time)
- Our moral opportuniy on climate change (NYTimes)
- The palace of Pestminster faces up to accusations of sexual predation (The Economist)
- Facebook, Google und Twitter : Propaganda 4.0 (FAZ)
- Trump’s tweets may help the NY terror suspect (Time)
- Jamaika: Leitmotiv und Wahrheit (Frankfurter Rundschau)
Octobre
- How Twitter killed the First Amendement (NYTimes)
- America’s love affair with uniformed men is problematic (The Economist)
- Catalonia’s independence movement is not just a problem for Spain (The Guardian)
- Xi Jinping becomes China’s most powerful leader since Mao (Time)
- Katalonien : Demokratie ohne Selbstbestimmung ist keine Demokratie (Die Welt) / Keine Sieger, nirgends (Frankfurter Rundschau)
- Judgement Day for Trump may come sooner than you think (NYTimes)
- How to win against Big Soda (NYTimes)
- The President leaves Congress to fix the mess on Iran (Washington Post)
- [Wahlen in Österreich] Eine bittere Pointe (Die Zeit)
- How the oligarchy wins: lessons from Ancient Greece (The Guardian)
- Why Ben Bernanke is worried (Washington Post)
- Der Anti-Anti-Rassist (Frankfurter Rundschau)
- Harvey Weinstein, Hollywood’s oldest horror story (NYTimes)
- Tim Cook: « Hoffentlich sind ihr Deutschen richtig stolz auf euch » (FAZ)
- Actually, a health care deal is possible (NYTimes)
- Meritocracy is a myth. But reforming education could make it real (Guardian)
- « Die Burka gehört nicht zu Deutschland » (Die Zeit)
- Racial progress and the NFL (Economist)
- Schlaglöcher und die AFD (Frankfurter Rundschau)
Septembre
- Can the Supreme Court fix American politics? (NYTimes)
- Alles über die Bundestagswahl (FAZ)
- Faire Sciences-Po en treillis : le double diplôme Sciences-Po/Saint-Cyr (Ouest France)
- The president threatened to destroy another country at the UN (Economist)
- Lammert : Wer nicht wählt, soll sich danach nicht beschweren (Die Zeit)
- May, Johnson, Hammond, Davis : Brexit splits (Guardian)
- Merkelism vs. Trumpism (NYTimes)
- Are we down to President Pence? (NYTimes)
- Will Trump lower the nuclear bar? (Washington Post)
- Congress: Back to school (The Economist)
- Schafft die Wahlumfragen ab! (Die Zeit)
- Brexit: UK government willing to make ‘concessions’ (Guardian)
- De nouveaux professeurs à Sciences-Po (Figaro)
- Emmanuel Macron will be yet another failed French president (NYTimes)
- A survey find support for both globalization and import tariffs (The Economist)
- Sciences-Po fait sa rentrée avec Edouard Philippe / E. Philippe raconte ses années à Sciences-Po (Figaro)
- Alles gut, aber für wen? (Frankfurter Rundschau)
- Brexit: First phase of talks may not be completed until Christmas (Independent)
- A test of Australian identity (NYTimes)
- Wie politisch dark die Kirche sein? (FAZ)
- Grosse Koalition oder grosse Komplikationen (Zeit)
Juillet – Août
- On Hurricane Harvey (NYTimes) / Swimming in Houston (NYTimes)
- Steve Bannon is ousted as the president’s chief strategist (The Economist)
- Charlottesville : most Americans think Trump is ripping the country apart (Washington Post)
- Why Trump loves Arizona (NYTimes)
- Guter Journalismus stärkt Weltoffenheit und Demokratie (Frankfurter Rundschau)
- The Trumps embraced a Russian plot (NYTimes)
- Les 3/4 des admis au concours de commissaire de police viennent de Sciences-Po
- Donald Trump Jr.’s emails are far more damning than anyone could have imagined (Washington Post)
- The German problem (The Economist)
- Rancor at White House as Russia story refuses to let the page turn (NYTimes)
- Les différences de notation au bac et dans les concours (Le Monde)
- G20: Gegen Gewalt – ohne « aber » (Frankfurter Rundschau)
- Americans are burning down the house (Washington Post)
- G20 : War es Staatsversagen? (FAZ)
- Islamic State nears its end (The Economist)
- Is Theresa May seeking a Tory-Labour coalition to achieve hard Brexit ? (The Guardian)
- Macrons Revolution (Frankfurter Rundschau)
- Grenfell: fire is an inequality issue (The Guardian)
- The Islamic State is not dead yet (NYTimes)
- State governments are shutting down more frequently (The Economist)
- Merkels Versagen (FAZ)
Juin
- Why it’s no longer possible for any country to win a war (Time)
- Sciences-Po réforme son concours d’entrée en master (Le Monde)
- Uber just learned what it takes to grow up (Washington Post)
- Nouveau double diplôme entre l’INALCO et Sciences-Po sur le Moyen-Orient
- Das Dilemma der SPD (Frankfurter Rundschau)
- The promise and pitfalls of privatising public assets (The Economist)
- The real threat of artificial intelligence (NYTimes)
- Why not put music at the heart of education (The Guardian)
- Macron im Mittelpunkt (Die Zeit)
- An attack on Congress and baseball (NYTimes)
- Terror and the Internet (The Economist)
- Taking a break from the news (Washington Post)
- Britain and the US once ran the world. Now, they’re all at sea (The Guardian)
- Wie entsteht ein Gesetz? (FAZ)
- Comey accuses the Trump administration of « lies » (The Economist)
- Nouveau double diplôme entre Sciences-Po et HEC
- Die Erde könnte vor der Menschheit sterben (Die Welt)
- [Snap election:] what you need to know about the election results (The Guardian)
- Theresa May’s failed gamble (The Economist)
- Gegen Hass im Netz (Frankfurter Rundschau)
Mai
- APB : derniers conseils pour classer ses voeux (Le Monde)
- Why too many Americans are dying young (The Economist)
- Advice for milleniums (Time)
- Etudier dans une université anglaise (Le Monde)
- Dangerous times for Trump and the nation (NYTimes)
- Nouveau double diplôme de Sciences-Po avec Singapour
- Islam : die Schule versagt (Die Welt)
- How Google took over the classroom (NYTimes)
- Theresa May’s manifesto : a new Toryism (The Guardian)
- Considering impeachment? Slow down (Washington Post)
- Angriff auf eine Armee mit Tradition (FAZ)
- Sciences-Po s’offre un nouveau campus à Paris (Les Echos)
- 2017 commencement speeches (NYTimes)
- Macron stürmt voran (Frankfurter Rundschau)
- The sacking of James Comey – Trump / FBI (The Economist)
- Les appréciations des professeurs d’Emmanuel Macron à Sciences-Po (Figaro)
- 50% des admis à l’agrégation de sciences politiques issus de Sciences-Po
- The world’s most valuable resource is no longer oil, but data (The Economist)
- What has failed in France? (NYTimes)
- Les IEP de province mettent fin à leur concours commun en 2A (Le Monde)
- Mehrheit hält deutsche Leitkultur für notwendig (FAZ)
Avril
- Neglecting the State Department does real damage (The Economist)
- How Trump’s first 100 days have changed you (NYTimes)
- In pursuit of Wikileaks (The Economist)
- Demokratie unter Druck (Frankfurter Rundschau)
- The coming crisis with Iran (NYTimes)
- Causes and effects of Theresa May’s snap election (The Guardian)
- Comment Erasmus séduit de nouveaux publics (Le Monde)
- Keine Alternative für Deutschland (FAZ)
- Homeless youth and human trafficking (NYTimes)
- Brexit sticking points: thorny issues diplomats must address (The Guardian)
- Wir brauchen mehr Vernunft (Frankfurter Rundschau)
- Sciences-Po confirme sa place dans le classement U Multirank
- Behind the problem of student homelessness (NYTimes)
- « Merkel ist unser Trumpf » (FAZ)
- Faire ses études aux Etats-Unis (Le Monde)
- Trump is president. Now encrypt your email. (NYTimes)
Mars
- Why Trumpcare failed (NYTimes)
- Can Europe be saved? (The Economist)
- Wohin mit dem Atommüll? (Frankfurter Rundschau)
- No surprise that London attacker was born in the UK (The Guardian)
- Sciences-Po réforme son premier cycle (Le Monde)
- Is Israel losing its soul (Washington Post)
- New York has record numbers of homeless people (The Economist)
- Viele Wege führen nach Rom (FAZ)
- Are we raising racists? (NYTimes)
- Sciences-Po, école dont les jeunes ont la meilleure image (L’étudiant)
- Wikileaks embarrasses the CIA (The Economist)
- Glad tidings About the three faces of Donald Trump (NYTimes)
- Traurige Bilanz (Frankfurter Rundschau)
- Sciences-Po, très bien placée dans le classement mondial QS
- The intellectual diversity we need (Washington Post)
- Amerika und der Nahe Osten : der längste Krieg (FAZ)
- The bombs of Steve Bannon (NYTimes)
- Empire 2.0 – Drive to replace UK-EU trade links with closer ties to Commonwealth (The Guardian)
- The NRA-ification of American politics (The Economist)
- Budget 2017: key points at a glance (The Guardian)
- Das Recht des Lauteren (FAZ)
- Making India great again (NYTimes)
- Wege zur Wende / Rot-Rot-Grün (Frankfurter Rundschau)
Février
- Donald Trump is remodelling the right (The Economist)
- Freundlicher Totalitarismus (Frankfurter Rundschau)
- The British media are failing Brexit’s test (The Guardian)
- The unmaking of Europe (The Economist)
- Nouveau double diplôme entre Sciences-Po et la Bocconi
- Britain’s absent opposition (NYTimes)
- Merkel und CSU verteidigen Agenda 2010 (Die Zeit)
- Big Government sneakily gets bigger (Washington Post)
- My night in town hall hell (NYTimes)
- Höhenflug der SPD / Rot-rot-grün gewinnt Freunde (Frankfurter Rundschau)
- Ces très sélectives universités américaines (Le Monde)
- Populismus ohne Grenzen (FAZ)
- A quoi sert la culture générale (Le monde des grandes écoles)
- Curing partisanship (NYTimes)
- How to teach citizenship in schools (The Economist)
- Brexit white paper: key points explained (The Guardian)
- Women and the Alt-Right (The Economist)
- Stunde der Erneuerung in Frankreich (Frankfurter Rundschau)
- Sorry, Trump’s refugee order is probably legal (Washington Post)
- How corporate dark money is taking power (The Guardian)
- The peculiar populism of Donald Trump (NYTimes)
- Merkel in der Türkei : enttäuschte Liebe (Die Zeit)
Janvier
- Concours juridiques (juge, avocat…) : un palmarès brillant à Sciences-Po
- Dismayed by democracy? The alternative is far worse (The Guardian)
- Doing Brexit the hard way (The Economist)
- Sind die Nazis wirklich so bedeutungslos ? (FAZ)
- ENA : 82% des admis viennent de Sciences-Po
- How Donald Trump can change conservatism (NYTimes)
- Brexit is only the beginning (Washington Post)
- Trump droht deutschen Autokonzernen (Die Zeit)
- An assault on democracy (The Economist) / How we fool ourselves on Russia (NYTimes)
- Obama’s foreign policy war error after error (Washington Post)
- Das Gegenteil von Dankbarkeit (Die Zeit)
- Yes, it’s your parents’ fault (NYTimes)
- May defends government’s Brexit approach (The Guardian)
- Gegen die Koalition der billigen (Frankfurter Rundschau)
- Reflections on Obama (NYTimes)
- The Fallen of WW II
- Megyn Kelly and the politics of parenthood (The Guardian)
- Ungleich ist nicht immer unrecht (FAZ)
- Learning to love Trumpism (The Economist)
Décembre 2016
- What is populism? (The Economist)
- Trouver un métier qui a du sens (Le Monde)
- Les étudiants de Sciences-Po sont acteurs de leur formation (Le Monde)
- A cruel test for Germany, and Europe (NYTimes)
- Deutschlands Rolle in der EU (FAZ)
- Berlin : in uns lebt ihr weiter (FAZ) / Der Erfolg der Terroristen (Frankfurter Rundschau) / Der Terror vereint Frankreich und Deutschland (Die Welt)
- Technology destroys people and places. I’m rejecting it (The Guardian)
- In India, it’s not easy to report on rape (Washington Post)
- To boost the economy, help students first (NYTimes)
- The world is a market – Trump’s view of foreign policy (The Economist)
- Le nouveau Sciences-Po Bordeaux inauguré par Bernard Cazeneuve, ancien élève (La Tribune)
- Person of the year: Donald Trump (Time)
- Trump’s threat to the Constitution (NYTimes)
- Brexit : Royal prerogative takes centre stage as Supreme Court case opens (The Guardian)
- Why a strengthening dollar is bad for the world economy (The Economist)
- Österreich hat seine Mitte verloren (Frankfurter Rundschau)
- Sciences-Po : l’école d’affaires publiques veut « réconcilier le peuple et les élites » (Le Figaro)
- How to read Donald Trump’s call with Taiwan’s president (The Economist)
- Die Rente ab 80 wäre sicher vernünftiger (Die Welt)
Novembre
- Quit social media. Your career may depend on it (NYTimes)
- Donald Trump, America’s first independant president (Washington Post)
- The new nationalism – Trump’s world (The Economist)
- Europe’s leaders to force Brexit into hard Brexit (Guardian)
- « Jeder weiss, dass Merkel wieder kandidiert » (Die Zeit) / Merkel: die alternativlose (Frankfurter Rundschau)
- The wreckage of Obama’s legacy (NYTimes)
- Here’s how campaigns would work if we abolished the electoral college (Time)
- Mülltrennung ist die deutsche Leitkultur schlechthin (Die Welt)
- The end of identity liberalism (NYTimes)
- 2016’s biggest loser: the mainstream media (Washington Post)
- Sciences-Po Lyon crée un nouveau campus, à Saint-Etienne (Le Monde)
- Eine Insel der Freiheit (FAZ)
- How it happened (The Economist)
- Obama appelle à un changement de cap dans la mondialisation (Le Monde)
- Saints and flags (The Economist)
- Brexit just became even more complicated (Wall Street Journal)
- Consider a monarchy, America (NYTimes)
- Trump got a lot of things right (Washington Post)
- Alles Luther oder was? (Frankfurter Rundschau)
- An American in a strange land (NYTimes)
- Battle for the suburbs (The Economist)
- Sehr, sehr, sehr besorgt (Die Zeit)
- Les dates de la procédure par examen
Octobre
- We’ve reached the end of global trade (Time)
- Why Hillary wins (NYTimes)
- How Donald Trump undermined democratic tradition (Time) / Donald Trump suggests the election will be rigged (The Economist)
- Europa, demokratisch gelähmt (Die Zeit)
- Duterte’s pivot (The Economist)
- Little progress on Brexit (Guardian)
- Too bad you’re Latin (NYTimes)
- Seven key lessons from the final presidential debate (Time)
- Im Schatten der Globalisierung (Frankfurter Rundschau)
- It’s official: Venezuela is a dictatorship (Washington Post)
- Learning to assimilate (The Economist)
- Die Globalisierung des Autoritarismus (FAZ)
- A quoi mène Sciences-Po ? (L’Etudiant)
- Theresa May gives Britain an idea of what kind of leader she’ll be (Time)
- Choisir son campus à Sciences-Po Paris (L’Etudiant)
- How to build a democratic majority that lasts (NYTimes)
- Harter Brexit, aber für die EU (FAZ)
- Bill and Hillary Inc. (The Economist)
- Sciences-Po s’affirme comme une business school (Le Monde) / Sciences-Po défie HEC, l’ESSEC et l’ESCP en s’affirmant comme une business school (Challenge)
- Die Hassgesänge werden lauter (Frankfurter Rundschau)
- The Trump possibility (NYTimes)
Septembre
- How to raise trillions for green investment? (NYTimes)
- When will millennials start liking Hillary Clinton (Washingon Post)
- Unser Land verändert sich (FAZ / W. Schäuble)
- Débats sur la science économique en France (Le Monde)
- Post-truth politics (The Economist)
- Darf Putin sich freuen (Frankfurter Rundschau)
- The devastation of Syria will be Obama’s legacy (Guardian)
- Facebook diktiert uns seine Regeln, wie es will (Die Welt)
- America internationalist ideal is dying in Europe (Washington Post)
- CDU stärkste Kraft in Niedersachsen (FAZ)
- Une classe de futurs leaders africains à Sciences-Po (Le Monde)
- Why would the EU appease the deluded Brexiters? (Guardian)
- Trump and Clinton take up arms (NYTimes)
- Quelques précisions sur la réforme du collège universitaire (La Péniche / SP)
- Angela Merkel and Marine Le Pen: one of them will shape Europe’s future (Guardian)
- Why facts don’t unify us (NYTimes)
- L’ENA, cette école contestée (Le Figaro) / L’ENA et Sciences-Po (Le Figaro)
- Europa: Einheit und Eigenständigkeit (FAZ)
- Uberworld (The Economist)
- Angela Merkel – alternativlos (Frankfurter Rundschau)
- Barack Obama is now alone in Washington (Washington Post)
- Wie der konservative Islam unsere Sprache verändert (Die Welt)
Juillet / Août
- Why this economy needs Donald Trump (NYTimes)
- A Sciences-Po, on apprend l’engagement (Sciences-Po)
- L’art de se préparer à la classe prépa (Le Monde)
- Was wir Migranten schulden, und was nicht (FAZ)
- What kids wish their teachers knew (NYTimes)
- Policing after Baton Rouge (The Economist)
- I don’t want to be a wet blanket about Pokémon Go… (Guardian)
- Ach ja, die Meinungsfreiheit (Frankfurter Rundschau)
- Donald Trump’s big convention gamble (Time) / How Melania Trump’s speech caused an uproar (NYTimes)
- Terrorismus: Die Falle ist gestellt (Die Zeit)
- Sturgeon: Independence may best for Scotland amid Brexit upheaval (Guardian)
- Bist du gegen den Frieden? (FAZ)
- The crisis of political Islam (Wall Street Journal)
- As Democrats gather, a Russian subplot raises intrigue / More damned emails (NYTimes)
- Das Märchen von der Sicherheit (Frankfurter Rundschau)
Décembre
- Using science to optimize sleeping and learning (Huberman / Youtube)
- La respiration, chef d’orchestre de nombreuses fonctions cognitives (Le Monde)
- How one person can help spark a movement (Time)
Novembre
- Comment bien accompagner ses enfants sur Parcoursup (L’Etudiant)
- Master your sleep (Huberman / Youtube)
- How science can drive global solutions (Time)
- Why humans feel the need to feast together? (BBC)
- Can Europe win the age of AI? (TED)
- The Guardian view on ‘words of the year’ (The Guardian)
- Les concours d’entrée aux écoles de commerce en 2025 (L’Etudiant)
- Calendrier Parcoursup 2025 (Le Monde)
- Laisser de côté son téléphone pour être plus heureux (GQ)
- How a second Trump administration will change the world order (Time)
- Just how big was Donald Trump’s election victory? (BBC)
- How your brain works and changes (Huberman / Youtube)
- Is AI progress stuck? (TED)
- The benefits of talking out loud to yourself (Time)
- Les prépas ECG et leur classement (Digischool)
- Spain’s tragedy will not be the last (The Guardian)
- How Trump won (Time)
- Tous les concours pour entrer en école de commerce en 2025 (Digischool)
- How to break toxic communication habits (Time)
- US election 2024: a guide to the presidential vote (BBC)
- The best inventions of 2024 (Time)
- How to deal with stress (GQ Magazine)
Octobre
- Pour quel type d’études êtes-vous fait ? (L’Etudiant)
- Êtes-vous fait pour suivre des cours à l’université ? (L’Etudiant)
- How to reset your brain with your breath (BBC)
- Comment donner un sens à son orientation (Studyrama)
- Can you resist all the addictions modern life throws at you?
- Les dates de Parcoursup 2025 (Le Parisien)
- Hurricanes are not conspiracies (Time)
- How to fight an information war (TED)
- How to stop checking your phone every 10 seconds (Time)
- Le classement des meilleures écoles de commerce post-bac (L’Etudiant)
- 5 conseils pour mieux utiliser son cerveau (GQ)
- Les meilleurs écoles de commerce postbac et post-prépa en 2025 (L’Etudiant)
- The latest AI can ‘think’, but we need to know its reasoning (The Guardian)
- Tout savoir sur le concours Sésame 2025 (Le Parisien)
- Les nouveautés du concours Sésame 2025 (Digischool)
- Vielfalt statt Einheit (Frankfurter Rundschau)
Septembre
- Misinformation is exhausting. Listening helps (Time)
- 7 techniques utiles de respiration (GQ)
- The critical human skills for an AI age (Time)
- How To Live a Meaningful Life (TED)
- Europe’s future: spend big or risk the consequences (The Guardian)
- 7 Ways to Beat the End-of-Summer Blues (Time)
- Les 4 parcours en prépa ECG (L’Etudiant)
- How testosterone and culture shape behaviour (TED)
- What’s the point of degrees if jobs become automated? (The Guardian)
- ¿Hemos perdido el placer de leer? (CNN)
- Wem gehört Deutschland? (Frankfurter Rundschau)
- 7 conseils pour faire du sport à la rentrée (GQ)
Juilllet – Août
- Comment réduire son temps d’écran (GQ)
- Wahlen in Thüringen und Sachsen (Frankfurter Rundschau)
- The invention of prehistory: telling the story before records began (The Guardian)
- Setting the right goals and staying motivated (TED)
- Le nouveau concours d’entrée à Sciences Po va-t-il favoriser les lycées d’élite ? (Le Parisien)
- America’s future must be set by voters, not the gun (The Guardian)
- The danger of treating politics like war (Time)
- Three ideas for communicating across the political divide (TED)
- ¿Qué nos motiva a viajar y conocer otros lugares? (CNN)
- Stop Trying to Follow Your Passion for Your Career (Time)
- Arnold Schwarzenegger / Ann Miura-Ko (Tim Ferriss Show)
- Tiktok statt Taka-Tuka (Frankfurter Rundschau)
- Courir lentement est très bon pour la santé (GQ)
- How the college application essay became so important (Time)
Juin
- The last 6 decades of AI — and what comes next (TED)
- Are TikToks and memes going to help win votes? (BBC)
- Rebondir après Parcoursup : ‘je prends cet échec comme une bénédiction’ (Le Monde)
- Strength training vs cardio: how to strike the ultimate workout balance (GQ)
- Why the world needs more builders (TED)
- AI / How to apologise effectively (BBC)
- Jocko Willink and Sebastian Junger (Tim Ferriss Show)
- Do less. It’s good for you (Time)
- El mapa político latinoamericano tras las elecciones (CNN)
- Parcoursup : les licences les plus demandées en 2024 (L’Etudiant)
- The tech giants must be more open (The Guardian)
- Wo bleibt Olaf Scholz? (Frankfurter Rundschau)
- What is it like to camp in Antarctica? (BBC)
Mai
- How AI will understand the real world (TED)
- The drought that forced a village in Nepal to relocate (BBC)
- Les bienfaits de la marche silencieuse (GQ)
- Milei y su “plan radical para transformar Argentina” (CNN)
- The over-60s need to get off the internet (The Guardian)
- Parcoursup lance un site d’entraînement pour préparer la phase d’admission (20 Minutes)
- People want ‘dumbphones’. Will companies make them? (BBC)
- Les bienfaits de la douche froide (GQ)
- Free trade: an idea whose time has gone (The Guardian)
- Upgraded ChatGPT teaches maths and flirts – but still glitches (BBC)
- Still happy at work aged 90 – what’s his secret? (The Guardian)
- How far Trump would go (Time)
- How to govern AI (TED)
- Ecologista explica qué está pasando con la Tierra (CNN)
- A four-step method for spotting misinformation (BBC)
- Our view on the climate emergency: we cannot afford to despair (The Guardian)
- Why US politics is broken – and how to fix it (TED)
- Der innnere Feind (Frankfurter Rundschau)
- Les aliments qui favorisent notre mémoire (GQ)
- Orangutan seen using medicinal plants to heal a wound (National Geographic)
Avril
- Les bienfaits incomparables de la natation (National Geographic)
- Daniel Dennett: ‘Why civilisation is more fragile than we realised’ (BBC)
- Tout sur les prépas aux grandes écoles (Le Parisien)
- Vaut-il mieux faire des séances de sport courtes ou longues ? (GQ)
- Vos BBA en management préférés (Studyrama)
- L’Ecole Polytechnique de Lausanne durcit ses conditions d’accès (Le Monde)
- AI is turning into something totally new (TED)
- As a YouTube creator, I felt like I was trapped on a hamster wheel (The Guardian)
- Nicht so negativ (Frankfurter Rundschau)
- Comment Assas sélectionne sur Parcoursup (Figaro)
- Classement QS : Sciences Po Paris 2e en sciences politiques (Sciences Po)
- Why don’t we have better robots yet? (TED)
- Frenzied politics is damaging to us all. We need the Daniel Kahneman doctrine (The Guardian)
- How should I be using A.I. right now? (NYTimes)
- El crimen organizado es un actor político en México (CNN)
- Les trois pays les plus heureux du monde en 2024 (GQ Magazine)
- Les trois parties d’une bonne lettre de motivation (Figaro)
- Formules et vocabulaire de la lettre de motivation (Le Parisien)
- Japan’s imperial family latest royals to join Instagram (BBC)
- Grund zur Hoffnung (Frankfurter Rundschau)
Mars
- World Happiness Report: Young people in the West becoming unhappier (BBC)
- Comparing the Trump and Biden years (NYTimes)
- Russia’s election: in Stalin’s footsteps (The Guardian)
- Parcoursup n’aura jamais le dernier mot pour décider de notre bonheur (Marianne)
- ¿Está EE.UU. al borde de otra guerra civil? (CNN)
- Parcoursup : les conseils pour intégrer les grandes écoles d’art (L’Etudiant)
- The benefits of intermittent fasting the right way (BBC)
- What makes a coincidence meaningful? (NYTimes)
- 5 lessons on happiness (TED)
- The truth about nuclear energy: not everyone wants to know (Guardian)
- Die anderen Leute (Frankfurter Rundschau)
- Super Tuesday: What is it and why is it important? (BBC)
- Les licences de droit les plus sélectives sur Parcoursup (Figaro)
- Le CPES, un cursus d’excellence et hybride (NouvelObs)
- A nuclear weapon strikes. What happens next? (NYTimes)
- ¿Por qué viajamos? (CNN)
- Besser aufpassen (Frankfurter Rundschau)
- Experts Say VO2 Max Is the Most Important Health Metric—But Just How Do You Improve It? (GQ)
Février
- La prépa et rien d’autre (Le Monde)
- ¿Entiendes la inteligencia artificial y sus complicadas consecuencias? (CNN)
- La stratégie pour les vœux de prépa selon les proviseurs (Figaro)
- What are the sanctions on Russia and have they affected its economy? (BBC)
- Comment entrer en prépa à Blomet (Figaro) ? Et à Jeanson (Figaro) ?
- Leadership in the age of AI (TED)
- Faut-il prendre la spécialité mathématiques pour réussir sa vie ? (Pour l’Eco)
- Bidenomics is still working very well (NYTimes)
- Quelles formations lisent la lettre de motivation ? (L’Etudiant)
- Only America can save the future (NYTimes)
- Stanislas, Saint-Jean-de-Passy et l’ICP créent leur bachelor (Figaro)
- Le rire peut-il ne pas heurter ? (France Inter)
- La méthode Wim Hof pour améliorer sa respiration (GQ Magazine)
- Why February is the best month for resolutions (NYTimes)
- Elon Musk, Harvard y el arte de « actuar » sin hacer nada (CNN)
- Le classement 2024 des prépas commerce (L’Etudiant)
- Le classement 2024 des prépas littéraires (L’Etudiant)
- Do gut microbes control your personality? (TED)
- Big Tech jobs have lost their glamour (BBC)
- Die EU sollte bei den Klimazielen mutiger sein (Frankfurter Rundschau)
Janvier
- Parcoursup 2024 : quelle stratégie adopter ? (Le Monde)
- Quels sont les meilleurs bachelors en management ? (Figaro)
- Les révélations sur Stanislas montrent que Parcoursup renforce les inégalités (HuffPost)
- How to get motivated even when you don’t feel like it (TED)
- Las formas en que la inteligencia artificial puede cambiar nuestra vida (CNN)
- Marche ou course à pied, quelle est la meilleure option ? (GQMagazine)
- The future of sustainable business is ‘regeneration’ (BBC)
- This Is Why Americans Are So Cynical About Politics (NYTimes)
- Die nächste Chance (Frankfurter Rundschau)
- Quelle moyenne au bac pour intégrer une école de commerce ? (L’Etudiant)
- Do gut microbes control your personality? (TED)
- Build inner strength (David Goggins / Huberman Lab)
- Les meilleurs IEP selon Challenge (Planètes Grandes Ecoles)
- Can artificial intelligence help you get fit? (BBC)
- Parcoursup : mieux comprendre les mécanismes de sélection (Le Monde)
- Why generative AI is such a real threat to the way we live (The Guardian)
- The Year in Opinion video (NYTimes)
- Parcoursup 2024 : quelques conseils d’anciens candidats (L’Etudiant)
- Die Ampel braucht einen klaren Kurs (Frankfurter Rundschau)
Décembre 2023
- Los grandes riesgos a los que se enfrentará el mundo en 2024 (CNN)
- Parcoursup 2024 : tout ce qu’il faut savoir (Le Monde)
- Why the humanities are indeed worth teaching (NYTimes)
- Sciences Po propose un nouveau double diplôme avec la LUISS à Rome (Sciences Po)
- When AI can fake reality, who can you trust? (TED)
- Klimaschutz geht nicht ohne den Schutz der Natur (Frankfurter Rundschau)
- Can we really fuel planes with fat and sugar? (BBC)
- The transformative potential of AGI — and when it might arrive (TED)
- Quién debió ser la « Persona del Año » de TIME (CNN)
- Should A.I. Accelerate? Decelerate? The answer is both (NYTimes)
- How I went cold turkey on Google Maps (The Guardian)
- Der Wert der Werte (Frankfurter Rundschau)
- New president tells Argentina ‘shock treatment’ looms (BBC)
Novembre
- Faire une année de césure (Le Monde) / Des étudiants racontent leur année de césure (Le Monde)
- Running vs. Walking: Which Is Better for Lasting Health? (NYTimes)
- I know sitting is bad for me. But how can I cut back when it’s so much fun? (The Guardian)
- Pour les écoles de commerce, la prépa est devenue une option parmi d’autres (Le Monde)
- ¿Por qué nos fascinan tanto las celebridades? (CNN)
- The exciting, perilous journey toward AGI (TED)
- Faut-il vraiment avoir peur des classes prépas ? (Pour l’Eco)
- Après Parcoursup, où étudient les bacheliers généraux ? (L’Etudiant)
- What on earth is happening at OpenAI? (BBC)
- With Covid, Is It Really Possible to Say We Went Too Far? (NYTimes)
- Europa lernen, Europa leben (Frankfurter Rundschau)
- L’essor des stages ouvriers dans les écoles de commerce (Le Monde)
- How to stay sane in a brutalizing time (NYTimes)
- Ces jeunes diplômés qui se réorientent après une grande école (Le Parisien)
- The power of unconventional thinking (TED)
- Climate scientists are working with indigenous tribes (BBC)
- How to make the most of the morning light (NYTimes)
- Milei es subproducto de la crisis argentina (CNN)
- Trust us with AI, say the big tech titans (The Guardian)
Octobre
- AI promises benefits, but also terrible risks. It’s not luddism to rein it in (The Guardian)
- HEC et Bocconi lancent un nouveau modèle de bachelor international (HEC)
- Is social media addictive? Here’s what the science says (NYTimes)
- Los cambios en el « bucket list » tras la pandemia (CNN)
- How to make learning as addictive as social media (TED)
- Les nouveautés du concours Accès 2024 (Studyrama)
- Why BBC doesn’t call Hamas militants ‘terrorists’ (BBC)
- The Israel-Hamas war — and what it means for the world (TED)
- Remind me again why I don’t live in France? (The Guardian)
- Cinq conseils pour bien se préparer à Parcoursup (Le Monde)
- We need to know when to opt out of optimizing (NYTimes)
- Le nouveau concours Sésame en 2024 (L’Etudiant)
- Concours Ecricome Bachelor : perspectives 2024 (Studyrama)
- Three practices for a life of wisdom (TED)
- Verlust an Vertrauen (Frankfurter Rundschau)
- La prépa ECG : débouchés et contenus (Major Prépa)
- El éxodo hacia Estados Unidos (CNN)
Septembre
- Uruguay runs on 98 percent renewable energy (TED)
- Sciences Po : pourquoi les diplômés trouvent-ils facilement un emploi ? (Figaro)
- How thinking in a foreign language improves decision-making (The Guardian)
- Why finding alien life is now ‘only a matter of time’? (BBC)
- The beauty of a silent walk (NYTimes)
- Has Google monopoly finally timed out? (The Guardian)
- Parcoursup 2024 : le calendrier (L’Etudiant)
- Being there (NYTimes)
- So werden heute Kriege gesehen (Frankfurter Rundschau)
- America is an empire in decline. That doesn’t mean it has to fall (NYTimes)
- Why is it so hard to break a bad habit (TED)
- Russian history: the past is a work in progress (The Guardian)
- Gérer le stress de la rentrée avec le renforcement positif (Figaro)
- A simple idea for staying healthy (BBC)
- Le nouveau calendrier du bac et Parcoursup (BFM TV)
- Sciences Po prêt à modifier sa procédure d’admission (Les Echos)
- Las criptomonedas buscan su Silicon Valley (CNN)
- Antisemitismus: Der Schwamm bröckelt (Frankfurter Rundschau)
- Is it only humans that dream? (BBC)
Juillet – Août
- Pendant l’été, ces lycéens qui musclent leur dossier Parcoursup (Le Monde)
- How targeted ads might just save your life (TED)
- Why change is so scary – and how to unlock its potential (TED)
- The benefits of morning meditation (NYTimes)
- ¿Cómo se puede formar gobierno en España? (CNN)
- Will superintelligent AI end the world? (TED)
- Will Translation Apps Make Learning Foreign Languages Obsolete? (NYTimes)
- Services secrets : les espions entrent à l’université (Le Point)
- De nouvelles modalités pour intégrer les Sciences Po de région (Business Cool)
- Brände und Fluten: Neues Normal annehmen (Frankfurter Rundschau)
- Les grandes écoles sont exaspérées par la concurrence hors Parcoursup (Le Monde)
- Record a win every day – and other ways to practice gratitude (NYTimes)
- Las reglas de etiqueta podrían disminuir la toxicidad en las redes sociales (CNN)
- The new normal – why this summer has been so hot (BBC)
- Stop asking me for feedback (The Guardian)
- Why thinking about death helps you live a better life (TED)
- Parcoursup : des écoles privées à l’assaut des candidats déçus (Le Monde)
- How to fix college admissions now (NYTimes)
- Esta es la razón por la que procrastinas (CNN)
- Das Gesetz der Natur (Frankfurter Rundschau)
Juin
- Le don pour les langues étrangères est un mythe (Slate)
- We have a dopamine problem (NYTimes)
- Are solar panels worth it? (TED)
- The Supreme Court Turns ‘Equal Protection’ Upside Down (NYTimes)
- Virgin space plane takes off with first customers (BBC)
- A peine sortis de l’école, le burnout des jeunes diplômés (Le Parisien)
- We should worry about what Putin will do next (The Guardian)
- How wireless energy from space could power everything (TED)
- A McGill, les étudiants français s’épanouissent (Le Monde)
- As smoke darkens the sky, the future becomes clear (NYTimes)
- Meditación: beneficios para tu salud física y mental (CNN)
- How do you practice gratitude? (NYTimes)
- Rewriting the rules of royalty (The Guardian)
- Face à Parcoursup, le bac a-t-il encore une valeur ? (The Conversation)
- Plastik-Dämmerung (Frankfurter Rundschau)
- How big are Trump’s legal problems (BBC)
- Sciences Po est l’école de la domination idéologique diffuse (Le Monde)
- We spoke with 5 people who work with A.I. Here’s what keeps them up at night (NYTimes)
- Les attendus de la première année de droit (Le Monde)
- Parcoursup : cinq conseils pour bien vivre ses résultats (Le Monde)
- The Guardian view on Vladimir Putin’s war: terror without purpose (The Guardian)
Mai
- The most common graduation advice tends to backfire (NYTimes)
- Does working hard really make you a better person? (TED)
- Why people reward innate talent over hard work (BBC)
- Parcoursup : enquête dans les coulisses (Le Monde)
- AI will take some jobs, but mass unemployment isn’t inevitable (The Guardian)
- Nuestro lugar en el mundo: diversidad cultural (CNN)
- Working from home and realizing what matters (NYTimes)
- Parcoursup : les licences les plus demandées en 2023 (L’Etudiant)
- Werdet Deutsche (Frankfurter Rundschau)
- Three ways your money can fight climate change (TED)
- Can we still handle the truth? Journalism, ‘alternative facts’ and the rise of AI (The Guardian)
- The amazing AI super tutor for students and teachers (TED)
- When mass shootings become almost daily events (NYTimes)
- The Coronation: Six takeaways from a historic day (BBC)
- The Guardian view on coronation day: a mix of serious and absurd (The Guardian)
- Why AI is incredibly smart — and shockingly stupid (TED)
- Why Oral Hygiene Is Crucial to Your Overall Health (NYTimes)
- CV Parcoursup : comment mettre en avant son profil (Figaro)
- La situación en Cuba es dramática (CNN)
- Repulsed by Biden vs. Trump? Tough. (NYTimes)
- Die EU beginnt den grünen Wandel (Frankfurter Rundschau)
- The public are crucial for royalty (The Guardian)
Avril
- Tiktok’s CEO on its future (TED)
- The most important century in human history (TED)
- Was the Gen-Z Pentagon leaker motivated by social media clout (The Guardian)
- The threats to our democracy have gone local (NYTimes)
- Comment faire ses études à l’étranger après le bac ? (L’Etudiant)
- The power of multilingualism in education (TED)
- Las dificultades que enfrantan los gobiernos de izquierda (CNN Espanol)
- Fox News and Murdoch have been humiliated but they won’t change their ways (The Guardian)
- Land des Versagens (Frankfurter Rundschau)
- The power of American capitalism (NYTimes)
- Les podcasts pour travailler la culture générale (Planète GE)
- Comment les formations sélectionnent-elles sur Parcoursup ? (L’Etudiant)
- Has London reached peak toxicity? (Guardian)
- To boldly go where no president has gone before (NYTimes)
- La importancia de España en la Cumbre Iberoamericana (CNN)
- CPTPP: UK agrees to join Asia’s trade club but what is it? (BBC)
- Tout savoir sur la prépa ECG (Planète Grandes Ecoles)
- Parcoursup : les clés d’un bon dossier (France Info)
- Three breathing exercises to relieve stress (NYTimes)
Mars
- Se préparer aux écrits du concours SESAME (L’Etudiant)
- France is furious (NYTimes)
- How to calm your anxiety (TED)
- War crimes: the start of a case against Putin (The Guardian)
- Tiktok banned from UK Parliament (BBC)
- A little motivation to take a walk (NYTimes)
- The Cold War with China is changing everything (NYTimes)
- Le classement de l’Etudiant des écoles d’ingénieur (L’Etudiant)
- How one small idea led to $1 million of paid water bills (TED)
- Parcoursup : les critères de sélection de l’ICP (Figaro)
- The Guardian view on local journalism’s decline: bad news for democracy (The Guardian)
- Tu palabra contra la de él (CNN)
- Le palmarès 2023 des classes préparatoires aux grandes écoles (Figaro)
- Antworten fehlen (Frankfurter Rundschau)
- REM sleep is magical (NYTimes)
- Quelles sont les spécialisations de master dans les onze Sciences-Po (L’Etudiant)
- Half of world could be overweight by 2035 (BBC)
- Can journalists be objective? (NYTimes)
Février
- How everyday interactions shape your future (TED)
- Parcoursup et sa rubrique « Critères d’analyse des candidatures » (L’Etudiant)
- Ukraine: one year on, no end yet in sight (The Guardian)
- The problem with Russia is Russia (NYTimes)
- Así puedes mantener tu salud cerebral (CNN)
- How to tell if your brain needs a break (NYTimes)
- La double licence ouvre le champ des possibles (L’Etudiant)
- Is democracy doomed? The global fight for our future (TED / T. Snyder)
- Warschau ist das neue Berlin (Frankfurter Rundschau)
- Le bachelor à l’étranger, stratégie payante pour échapper à Parcoursup et à la prépa (Le Monde)
- The Guardian view on UK foreign policy: a post-Brexit void (The Guardian)
- We’re not being cruel, President Biden. Just careful (NYTimes)
- ¿Cuáles son los países más corruptos del mundo y de América Latina? (CNN)
- The profound questions Zelensky’s European tour poses (BBC)
- The language wars go on (NYTimes)
- L’essor des CPES (Le Monde)
- Les candidatures affluent en hypokhâgne (Le Monde)
- What impact has Brexit had on the UK economy? (BBC)
- Schwierige Debatte (Frankfurter Rundschau)
- How Long Does It Take to Get Fit Again? (NYTimes)
Janvier
- Louis-le-Grand ouvre une nouvelle classe de CPES (Figaro)
- Ten nutrition myths (NYTimes)
- ¿Cuáles son los desafíos para Latinoamérica en 2023? (CNN)
- L’année de césure, mode d’emploi (Le Monde)
- The case for free, universal basic services (TED)
- Universités et écoles ripostent à l’arrivée de ChatGPT (Figaro)
- A fateful hesitation (The Guardian)
- Le classement des meilleures prépas (L’Etudiant)
- Las amenazas a la democracia en Brasil, Perú y El Salvador (CNN)
- Les prépas littéraires, un profil recherché en école de commerce (l’Etudiant)
- Quels sont les critères de sélection sur Parcoursup ? (Le Monde)
- Yes, Trump and Biden Both Broke the Rules. Here’s Why It’s Not the Same (NYTimes)
- Where does your sense of self come from? A scientific look (TED)
- Parcoursup, une année en apnée pour les familles (Le Monde)
- Paartherapie in Paris (Frankfurter Rundschau)
- The Problem(s) With China’s Population Drop (NYTimes)
- The Guardian view on the royal family: harried towards reform (The Guardian)
- Les nouveautés de Parcoursup en 2023 (Le Monde)
- The ‘Trump of the tropics’ goes bust (NYTimes)
- Quels sont les IEP de province les plus sélectifs ? (Figaro)
- Le classement des écoles d’ingénieur 2023 (Figaro)
- Les doubles diplômes de Sciences Po (Figaro)
- Top 30 des bachelors les plus sélectifs (Business Cool)
- Ozone layer may be restored in decades (BBC)
- Pourquoi les prépas économiques et commerciales attirent moins de candidats ? (Europe 1)
- What Ukraine teaches us about power (NYTimes)
- Double licence : la nouvelle classe prépa ? (Le Monde)
- Worauf 2023 hoffen? (Frankfurter Rundschau)
- No hay buenas soluciones para el tema migratorio (CNN)
Décembre 2022
- Quels sont les IEP les plus sélectifs ? (Figaro)
- How millennials and Gen Z can invest in a better future (TED)
- Parcoursup 2023 : les nouveautés (L’Etudiant)
- Christmas reminds us that what makes life worth living cannot be measured (Guardian)
- Comment bien préparer les concours d’écoles de management ? (Studyrama)
- Could a chatbot answer Prime Minister’s Questions? (BBC)
- Argentina campeón del mundo, con un Messi que ya es leyenda (CNN)
- Comment intégrer les IEP de province après le bac ? (Figaro)
- Is the inflation storm letting up? (NYTimes)
- Comment fonctionnent les algorithmes de Parcoursup ? (L’Etudiant)
- How great leaders take on uncertainty (TED)
- Elon Musk censura a la prensa (CNN)
- The Americanization of religion (NYTimes)
- Was im Weg steht (Frankfurter Rundschau)
- UK economy shrank more than previously thought (BBC)
- Orientation : parents, écoutez vos enfants mais ne choisissez pas pour eux (L’Etudiant)
- Could fusion arrive in time to solve climate change? (NYTimes)
- Sciences Po et Parcoursup : comment ça marche ? (Sciences Po)
Novembre
- How do we create a better economy? (TED)
- Les différentes prépas en France (L’Etudiant)
- How China lost the Covid war (NYTimes)
- England and Wales now minority Christian countries (The Guardian)
- Comment je me suis réorienté (L’Etudiant)
- Protect our democracy. Support local news (NYTimes)
- Is this the new winter of discontent? (BBC)
- Depuis la réforme du bac, les prépas littéraires font un tabac sur Parcoursup (Figaro)
- Great leadership is a network, not a hierarchy (TED)
- Who Exactly Do Americans Want Leading Them? (NYTimes)
- Labour would abolish the House of Lords (BBC)
- Brexit: who wants a Swiss-style EU deal? (The Guardian)
- Is this the end game for crypto? (NYTimes)
- Sesame, Acces… Comment bien se préparer aux concours d’écoles de commerce post-bac ? (L’Etudiant)
- PSL Université et Sciences Po font briller la France au classement des meilleures universités du monde (GQ)
- America can have democracy or political violence. Not both. (NYTimes)
- Freudlose WM (Frankfurter Rundschau)
- Quelles doublettes de spécialités ouvrent le plus de portes sur Parcoursup ? (L’Etudiant)
- Is capitalism actually broken? (TED)
- Can you ‘lose’ an accent? And more importantly, why would you want to? (The Guardian)
Octobre
- Qu’est-ce que le CPES ? (Figaro)
- Which policies will Rishi Sunak stick with or twist? (BBC)
- What can you learn from people who disagree with you (TED)
- An era just ended in China (NYTimes)
- The Guardian’s view on Rishi Sunak’s government (The Guardian)
- Sciences-Po à la 39e place mondiale en sciences sociales (Times Higher Education)
- Why Republicans are surging (NYTimes)
- Parcoursup 2023 : les étapes à ne pas manquer
- A Sciences-Po Saint-Germain, un diplôme en lien avec les services secrets (Le Monde)
- Is inequality inevitable? (TED)
- What can we expect from Rishi Sunak? (BBC)
- Relax, everyone! France has found a solution to the energy crisis (The Guardian)
- Macron und Scholz : Lösungen statt Streit (Frankfurter Rundschau)
- Le Bafa désormais accessible à 16 ans (L’Etudiant)
- You don’t actually know what your future self wants (TED)
- Caminar rápido podría tener grandes beneficios (NYTimes)
Septembre
- No, Italy is not about to become an autocracy (NYTimes)
- Nouveautés du concours Sésame 2023 (Planète Grandes Ecoles)
- How dance can unleash your inner joy (TED)
- Putin’s nuclear threats shows a desperate man out of options (The Guardian)
- Will U.S. democracy survive the threats? (NYTimes)
- Comment, en cinq ans, Parcoursup a instauré la sélection à l’université (Le Monde)
- The remarkable reign of the platinum queen was almost too perfect (The Guardian)
- What is the future of the British monarchy? (NYTimes)
- King Charles III’s speech to Parliament (BBC)
- How to argue well (NYTimes)
- How green hydrogen could end the fossil fuel era (TED)
- Existenzielle Fragen (Frankfurter Rundschau)
- Un nouveau Sciences Po à Fontainebleau (Le Monde)
Juillet-août
- What is school for? / School is for everyone (NYTimes)
- Mikhail Gorbachev leaves a blazing legacy (The Guardian)
- What does the Prime Minister actually do? (BBC)
- Is humanity smart enough to survive itself? (TED)
- How to use yoga to destress (NYTimes)
- Diplômés de Sciences Po : que deviennent-ils ? (Sciences Po)
- Will der älteste Mensch werden (Frankfurter Rundschau)
- Donald Trump is not above the law (NYTimes)
- Supérieur : les formations privées attirent les étudiants (Le Monde)
- A Londres, Dauphine joue l’élitisme à la française (Le Monde)
- Johnson’s controversial Northern Ireland legacy (BBC)
- A new understanding of human history (TED)
- Parcoursup : de bons candidats dans les listes d’attente (Le Monde)
Juin
- How to find joy in climate action (TED)
- Six conseils pour réussir le grand oral du bac (Le Monde)
- The end of Roe is just the beginning (NYTimes)
- The Guardian view on the byelections: PM’s end draws nigh (The Guardian)
- Roe’s death will change American democracy (NYTimes)
- Le classement QS 2023 et la France (Le Figaro)
- The greatest life hacks in the world (NYTimes)
- Besser Kohle als Atom (Frankfurter Rundschau)
- How safe is Boris Johnson’s job now? (BBC)
- Les prépas les plus demandées sur Parcoursup en 2022 (L’Etudiant)
- Russia is down, but it’s not out (NYTimes)
- What Wikipedia teaches us about balancing truth and beliefs (TED)
- Olaf Scholz, mal anders (Frankfurter Rundschau)
- Why was the Jubilee a success? (Guardian)
- Classement 2022 des écoles de commerce (Le Parisien)
- Elon Musk, Mars and the modern economy (NYTimes)
- Alles auf eine Karte – schade! (FAZ)
Mai
- Make swimming your summer workout (NYTimes)
- Social media: Die the pandemic poison online politics? (BBC)
- The case for a 4-day workweek (TED)
- The banks collapsed in 2008 – and our food system is about to do the same (The Guardian)
- The end of inevitable American progress (NYTimes)
- What would victory actually mean now for Ukraine – and for Europe? (The Guardian)
- Der männliche Blick (Frankfurter Rundschau)
- Expect to see more of Prince Charles (The Guardian)
- How the Suez Canal changed the world (TED)
- Elon Musk has bigger plans (NYTimes)
- Pascal Ory explique la Ve République (Le Monde)
- Mit Gefühl (Frankfurter Rundschau)
- Is Sinn Féin’s election success a turning-point? (BBC)
- Flagge zeigen gegen Unfreiheit (FAZ)
Avril
- Will Elon Musk save Twitter or destroy it? (NYTimes)
- What would victory actually mean now for Ukraine – and for Europe? (The Guardian)
- Parcoursup : comment réussir ses entretiens d’admisson ? (Studyrama)
- We can make COVID-19 the last pandemic (TED)
- Strongmen and straw men: south Asian crises over Russia’s war (The Guardian)
- Quelles spécialités pour rejoindre les prépas commerce ? (L’Etudiant)
- UK elections 2022: a really simple guide (BBC)
- Sciences Po très bien placé dans le classement QS
- Der Krieg in uns (Frankfurter Rundschau)
- What college rejections can mean (Time)
- An age of existential uncertainty (NYTimes)
- The new way of failing (The Guardian)
Mars
- Bons points et limites de Parcoursup (Les Echos)
- Isolating Russia won’t bring Europe peace (The Guardian)
- The grand theory driving Putin to war (NYTimes)
- Ukraine is a test we cannot fail (NYTimes)
- Le CPES, un cursus hybride (L’Etudiant)
- The myths and reality of modern friendship (BBC)
- The power of purpose in business (TED)
- Why it’s good far a country when its ruling party gets kicked out (The Guardian)
- Scham, Schuld, Politik (Frankfurter Rundschau)
- How Zelensky united the world (Time)
- Ukraine war ‘catastrophic for global food’ (BBC)
- Harari: the war in Ukraine could change everything (TED)
- Die Wahrheit ist stärker (Frankfurter Rundschau)
Février
- We are all living in Vladimir Putin’s world now (NYTimes)
- 95% de la population française manque d’activité physique (Le Monde)
- Parcoursup expliqué aux parents (L’Etudiant)
- The Guardian view on Britain and Ukraine: play our part (The Guardian)
- Plastik reduzieren (Frankfurter Rundschau)
- How wind energy could power Earth (TED)
- How being inclusive can be insulting (NYTimes)
- Parcoursup : tout savoir sur la licence de droit (Le Figaro)
- Why don’t some people want to get the vaccine? (The Guardian)
- Should bad science be censored on social media? (BBC)
- Les combinaisons de spécialité pour Sciences Po (L’Etudiant)
- Omicron could be the beginning of the end (Time)
Janvier
- Why Boris Johnson is coming out fighting (BBC)
- Is America falling apart? If so, why? (NYTimes)
- Les nouveautés de Parcoursup en 2022 (Le Monde) / Parcoursup, machine à stress (Le Monde)
- The post-Brexit crisis never materialised (The Guardian)
- Russia’s roulette: the stakes in Ukraine (The Economist)
- Le nouveau campus de Sciences Po, vitrine de luxe pour l’international (Les Echos)
- The year of American disappointment (NYTimes)
- Unwürdiges Spektakel (Frankfurter Rundschau)
- Threats to democracy grow (The Guardian)
- How awe can transform the mind (BBC)
- 2022, un défi pour les prévisionnistes (Le Monde)
- American democracy: a status check (NYTimes)
- Emmanuel Macron ist ein Risiko für Europa (Die Welt)
- The insurrection, one year on (The Economist)
- 20 Jahre Euro: unser Geld hat Geburtstag (Frankfurter Rundschau)
Décembre (2021)
- Do we have the Supreme Court we deserve? (NYTimes)
- Les conférences de l’année 2021 à Sciences-Po à voir en replay
- Was wäre wenn? (Frankfurter Rundschau)
- A feast isn’t just about food. It’s about joy (NYTimes)
- Sciences Po, IAE, écoles de commerce: comment faire son choix? (Challenge)
- Why climate lawsuits are surging (BBC)
- An ageing country shows others how to manage (The Economist)
- Next pandemic could be more letal than Covid (BBC)
- What will America fight for? (The Economist)
- La France domine le classement européen des meilleures écoles de commerce (Les Echos)
- Covid jingoism will not protect the West from the threat of Omicron (The Guardian)
- Ampel-Kabinett: Wer welchen Posten bekommt (Frankfurter Rundschau)
- Biologie, data science, géologie… Sciences Po Paris élargit sa palette (Le Monde)
- The Supreme Court gaslights its way to the end of Roe (NYTimes)
Novembre
- Cop26 took us one step closer to combating the climate crisis (The Guardian)
- If you have something to say, then say it (NYTimes)
- Jean-Marc Jancovici : « Je pousse facilement les étudiants en dehors de leur zone de confort » (Le Monde)
- China’s communist authorities reinvent state capitalism (The Economist)
- Cyber diplomacy: Critical challenges in cybersecurity and digital sovereignty (Brad Smith / Sciences-Po)
- Brexit: What’s the Northern Ireland Protocol? (BBC)
- Ampel-Koalition: Teile und herrsche (Frankfurter Rundschau)
- It’s time to get honest about the Biden doctrine (NYTimes)
- It’s a fairytale that world governments will fix our climate crisis. It’s up to us (The Guardian)
- Haben wir keine Regierung? (Die Welt)
Octobre
- Noise : la face cachée de nos erreurs (Les Echos)
- Democrats can’t just give the people what they want (NYTimes)
- The UK government can’t stop inflation – but it can act to ease the pain (The Guardian)
- A la découverte de l’IEP de Saint-Germain-en-Laye (Le Figaro)
- Why can’t America quit flirting with financial ruin? (The Economist)
- Das Versagen der Union – Kein Anlass zur Schadenfreude (Frankfurter Rundschau)
- Pandora papers: the financial secrets of the rich and powerful (The Guardian)
- How our discussion of race becomes distorted (NYTimes)
- Climate change: is the UK on track to meet its targets? (The Guardian)
- Qu’est-ce qu’une grande école ? (L’Etudiant)
- Gesunde Menschen gibt es nur auf einem gesunden Planeten (Die Welt)
- The new Supreme Court term is about to begin (The Economist)
Septembre
- Should scientists run the country? (The Guardian)
- The US is winning the war on poverty (NYTimes)
- Quelques livres et films utiles pour le concours commun (Figaro)
- Laschet forciert Jamaika-Koalition (Frankfurter Rundschau) / Blaues Land (FAZ)
- No wonder the French are angry (NYTimes)
- After AUKUS: Asia’s new geopolitics (The Economist)
- In Germany’s election, the fate of the EU is at stake (The Guardian)
- Is America in decline? (The Economist)
- What’s Boris Johnson’s reshuffle really all about? (BBC)
- The real meaning of ‘never forget’ (NYTimes)
- Selbstbewusste EU (Frankfurter Rundschau)
- The pandemic has united people but old attitudes to welfare are returning (The Guardian)
- The American Empire in retreat (NYTimes)
- Die EU muss sich als globaler Partner jenseits der Autokraten etablieren (Die Welt)
- The Supreme Court green-lights a near-total abortion ban in Texas (The Economist)
- Le programme des leçons inaugurales du Collège universitaire (Sciences-Po)
Juillet / Août
- America may pay dearly for defeat in Afghanistan (The Economist)
- The tragedy of Aghanistan (NYTimes)
- Classement de Shanghaï : la France maintient son rang (Les Echos)
- Would you let a robot lawyer defend you? (BBC)
- Tiktok is the new Facebook – and it is shaping the future of tech in its image (Guardian)
- Nous sommes entrés dans une ère de pandémie et de confinements chroniques (Les Echos)
- Die Politik ist immer noch im Panikmodus (Die Welt)
- Time to lift travel restrictions (The Economist)
- COP26: How serious is the government about climate conference (BBC)
- Gegen Atomwaffen – für das Klima (Frankfurter Rundschau)
- Concours commun des IEP 2022 : les dernières informations (Le Figaro)
- What to do with our Covid rage? (NYTimes)
- 78% des admis au concours de commissaire de police issus de Sciences-Po Paris
- The world won’t be a greener place until it’s a fairer one (The Guardian)
- Dernière enquête sur les diplômés de Sciences-Po
- The Supreme Court abandons voting rights (NYTimes)
- Qu’est-ce qu’un IEP/Sciences-Po ? (L’Etudiant)
Juin
- Johnson wants to be Biden’s buddy. But thanks to Brexit he can never be a true ally (The Guardian)
- G7 summit: Has this been a meeting that mattered? (BBC)
- There Will Be Another Pandemic — Are We Prepared For It? (NYTimes)
- Beim Thema Holocaust klingen Linke jetzt wie Rechte (Die Welt)
- Joe Biden’s legislative agenda has hit a wall (The Economist)
- Sciences-Po et les IEP : toutes les spécialités en master par établissement (L’Etudiant)
- Die Demokratie vor dem Staat schützen (Frankfurter Rundschau)
- Obama explains how America went from ‘Yes we can’ to ‘MAGA’ (NYTimes)
- Twelve months of protest (The Economist)
- Covid’s ‘lost generation’ may be more resilient than we think (The Guardian)
- G7 summit: What is it and what does it do? (BBC)
- France is becoming more like America. It’s terrible (NYTimes)
- Lügen haben digitale Beine (Frankfurter Rundschau)
Mai
- The 10-day fresh-start challenge (NYTimes)
- Two states or one? (The Economist)
- The tabloid hurt Diana as much as Panorama did (The Guardian)
- Why the 1995 Diana interview is causing a firestorm (Time)
- The UK needs a written constitution (BBC)
- Has Biden changed? He tells us (NYTimes)
- Joe Biden now draws comparisons to FDR (The Economist)
- Europe failed miserably with vaccines (NYTimes)
- Fünf Schritte, damit die Bürger wieder Vertrauen in den Staat gewinnen (Die Welt)
- That creaking sound? It’s the UK starting to break apart (The Guardian)
- Le peur de l’oral, une angoisse française (Le Monde)
- A New Deal, this time for everyone (NYTimes)
- Sprengstoff für die Demokratie (FAZ)
- Klimaschutz mit oder gegen die Wirtschaft (Frankfurter Rundschau)
- Britain prepares for Super Thursday voting-spree (BBC)
Avril
- How Biden is reshaping America’s global role (The Economist)
- L’aptitude physique influence les résultats scolaires (Le Monde)
- Gerecht, nicht glech (Frankfurter Rundschau)
- Should America go nuclear? (NYTimes)
- Jean-Christophe Rufin : du terrain à la plume (Sciences-Po)
- New climate goals: a destination is not enough (The Guardian)
- Armin Laschet: der Kandidat der Schmerzen (Frankfurter Rundschau)
- Where is the line on lobbying government? (BBC)
- George Mumford on awareness and compassion (Tim Ferriss Show)
- Fast schon der Kanzlermacher (FAZ)
- Une nouvelle chaire sur le commerce international à Sciences-Po Aix (Gomet)
- I have read thousands of résumés, and I have some advice (NYTimes)
- Conseils pour les entretiens d’admission (Sciences-Po)
- The political CEO (The Economist)
- Pressefreiheit in Gefahr (Frankfurter Rundschau)
- A quoi mènent vraiment les Sciences-Po ? (L’Etudiant)
Mars
- What happens when Biden’s honeymoon period ends? (NYTimes)
- Has the pandemic pushed England and Wales further apart? (BBC)
- Biden’s muddle on immigration (The Economist)
- Europe’s trust in Britain has gone. We are now a problem, not a partenr (The Guardian)
- Wie Politiker zu Influencern werden? (Die Welt)
- Qu’est-ce qu’un IEP ? (Le Figaro)
- Will the EU emerge from the coronavirus crisis stronger or weaker? (The Guardian)
- Ein bitterer Schlag für die CDU (FAZ)
- Classement QS 2021 : Sciences-Po toujours sur le podium
- Don’t let QAnon bully Congress (NYTimes)
- Harry, Meghan and Marx (The Economist)
- Desinformation: Gefahr für die Demokratie (Frankfurter Rundschau)
- Will stagnation follow the Biden boom? (NYTimes)
- ‘Follow the science’ ist eben doch die Lösung (Die Welt)
- How Joe Biden got his sizable stimulus bill through the Senate (The Economist)
Février
- Time to repoen the school gates (The Economist)
- Facebook’s Australian news wipeout showed it can delete our history at any time (The Guardian)
- Desperate times, creative measures (NYTimes)
- Sciences-Po : des formations sélectives mais accessibles (L’Etudiant)
- Warum EU und USA weiter über vieles streiten werden (Frankfurter Rundschau)
- Le palmarès de Sciences Po aux concours administratifs 2020
- Democracy is weakening right in front of us (NYTimes)
- How Facebook became so powerful in news? (BBC)
- Deux nouvelles licences à Sciences-Po
- Donald Trump’s second impeachment ends in a second acquittal (The Economist)
- Soll sich die Kanzlerin impfen lassen? (FAZ)
- How the Covid pandemic could end (The Guardian)
- Nos étudiants veulent plus que jamais servir l’intérêt général (Sciences-Po)
- Die falsche Debatte (Frankfurter Rundschau)
- How stable is the democratic coalition? (NYTimes)
Janvier
- Sciences-Po et Parcoursup, comment ça marche ? (Sciences-Po)
- The rich are getting richer (The Guardian)
- How ‘big tech’ is taking Trumpisme offline (BBC)
- Impeach Trump again (NYTimes)
- Mayhem in Washington (The Economist)
- This putsch was decades in the making (NYTimes)
- Comment faire ses voeux IEP sur Parcoursup ? (L’Etudiant)
- Democrats win control of the Senate (The Economist)
- Zeit für klare Regeln (Frankfurter Rundschau)
- Best-of des conférences de 2020 (Sciences-Po)
Décembre (2020)
- A difficult year looms for the European Union (The Economist)
- 2021: Let’s start over (NYTimes)
- Johnson gets the deal both sides wanted to achieve (BBC)
- Conférences à Sciences-Po en replay : le best-of 2020 (Sciences-Po)
- Johnson has ‘got Brexit done’. With a deal that will please no one (The Guardian)
- Was im Leben wirklich zählt (Die Welt)
- 2020: the year in review (Time)
- Just how dangerous was Donald Trump? (NYTimes)
- What you need to know about the UK leaving the EU (BBC)
- How much economic stimulus does America actually need? (The Economist)
- Person of the year 2020: Joe Biden and Kamala Harris (Time)
- Deutschland im Anti-Impf-Modus (Die Welt)
- The Guardian view on Brexit jingoism (The Guardian)
- Wird Europa die dritte Technosphäre? (FAZ)
- Biden wants America to lead the world, it shouldn’t (NYTimes)
- What happens next with Brexit? (BBC)
- Vaccination: keep politics out of it (The Guardian)
- La journée des masters à Sciences-Po (Sciences-Po)
- Demokratie braucht demokratische Bildung (FAZ)
- The end of the embarrassment (The Economist)
- A return to decency (NYTimes)
- Die Bundesregierung hat viele Ideen, aber keinen Plan (Frankfurter Rundschau)
- The mishandling of Covid has created a social epidemic: widespread poverty (The Guardian)
Novembre
- The China strategy America needs (The Economist)
- What is Sciences-Po (Vidéo de la JPO 2020)
- Johnson looks worn down, but the ‘Boris effect’ may yet return (The Guardian)
- The UK economy remains in rescue mode (BBC)
- The loser strikes back (NYTimes)
- Die Generation Z und die fünfte Welle des Terrorismus (FAZ)
- America changes course, while remaining vey much the same (The Economist)
- For Biden, defeating Trump is just the beginning (NYTimes)
- Das System versagt (Frankfurter Rundschau)
- What will Biden’s US look like to the rest of the world? (The Guardian)
- Is there a Trumpism after Trump? (NYTimes)
- Analysis of the US election results – a global perspective (Sciences Po)
- Klare Linie fehlt (Frankfurter Rundschau)
- The UK government’s Scottish independence dilemma (BBC)
- France is right to defend free speech (The Economist)
- Qu’apprend-on au Collège universitaire ? (Sciences Po)
- Einzeltäter? Von wegen! (Die Welt)
Octobre
- The floor of decency (NYTimes)
- Esther Duflo: good economics for hard times (Sciences Po)
- Labour suspends Corbyn over reaction to anti-Semitism report (BBC)
- Les modalités du concours commun 2021 (L’Etudiant)
- Freiheit heisst Verantwortung (FAZ)
- How the American economy did under Donald Trump (The Economist)
- How some international treaties threaten the environment (The Economist)
- Querdenker-Demo in Frankfurt: Protest ohne Maske (Frankfurter Rundschau) / AfD spricht von « Corona-Diktatur » (Die Zeit)
- A Sciences Po Aix, les espions n’avancent plus masqués (La Provence)
- Three paths for reforming the Supreme Court (NYTimes)
- Inequality is rising under Covid (The Guardian)
- Les modalités précisées du concours d’admission à Sciences Po (Sciences Po)
- Politics as an act of love (NYTimes)
- The week Boris Johnson turned green, or did he? (BBC)
- The Coronavirus Act is an attack on our liberties (The Guardian)
- Deutsche Einheit: Was noch zu tun ist (Frankfurter Rundschau)
- How will Donald Trump’s covid-19 infection affect the election? (The Economist)
Septembre
- France, as ever, wants to be both European and French (The Economist)
- The meaning of Amy Coney Barrett (NYTimes)
- Brexit: so near and yet so far (BBC)
- We need to rethink social media before it is too late (The Guardian)
- Diversity muss nicht immer links sein (Die Welt)
- Whose America is it? (NYTimes)
- Wie kann es nach der Merkel-Ära weitergehen? (Frankfurter Rundschau)
- Which is the best market model? (The Economist)
- Les leçons inaugurales de la rentrée 2020 à Sciences-Po
- Vertrauen in den Staat nimmt deutlich zu (FAZ)
- Brexit – Is it worth the risk? (BBC)
- A rare Middle East triumph (NYTimes)
- Disruption, destruction and chaos has become the new way of governing (The Guardian)
- Why is California burning? (The Economist)
- Nicht kompatibel (Frankfurter Rundschau)
- Can America survive 2020? (NYTimes)
- Pour ou contre le système français des grandes écoles (Les Echos)
- What now for Britain’s economy? (The Guardian)
Juillet / Août
- Hail to the king! (The Economist)
- How should Europe respond now its American ally has turned hostile? (The Guardian)
- Ideas for better political debates (NYTimes)
- « Wir schaffen das » – ein Satz für die Geschichtsbücher (Die Welt)
- The Chinese decade (NYTimes)
- Schluss mit der Trennung wegen Corona (Frankfurter Rundschau)
- The new ideology of race (The Economist)
- Que deviennent nos diplômés ? (Sciences-Po Paris, enquête 2020)
- Britain’s economy returns to growth (The Guardian)
- Nötiger Wandel (Frankfurter Rundschau)
- What a second Trump term would look like (NYTimes)
- Deutschland, söderkompatibel (Die Welt)
- The law that could make climate change illegal (BBC)
- Pompili, Darmanin, Ott : de Sciences-Po Lille au sommet de l’Etat (Voix du Nord)
- Joe Biden: retro or radical? (The Economist)
- Macrons rechter Weg (Frankfurter Rundschau)
- No 10 is changing the way it does politics (The Guardian)
- Sciences-Po Aix crée un master dédié au renseignement (Challenges)
- Everyone is an antiracist. Now what? (NYTimes)
Juin
- Why are Google and Apple dictating how democracies fight coronavirus? (The Guardian)
- Is statue-toppling a monumental error? (NYTimes)
- Johnson: this is the moment to be ambitious (BBC)
- Trumps finds sanctuary in Tulsa (The Economist)
- Auch für ein besseres Klima (FAZ)
- America’s protest turn jubilant (The Economist)
- Am Ende gewinnen immer die Nationalkonservativen (Die Welt)
- How worried should you be about the 2020 election? (NYTimes)
- Coronavirus: Ignore the conspiracy theories (The Guardian)
- How do you decide when a statue must fall? (BBC)
- This is not the last pandemic (BBC)
- Die Macht der Begriffe (Frankfurter Rundschau)
- The police are rioting (NYTimes)
- Segregation and poverty have declined since 1968 (The Economist)
- The Guardian view on Black Lives Matter (The Guardian)
- Eine Wohltat (FAZ)
- Johnson could regret virtual Parliament victory (BBC)
- Trump’s historically strong with his base – and that’s its problem (CNN)
- Jammer – dein Name ist SPD (Frankfurter Rundschau)
Mai
- La rentrée 2020 à Sciences-Po (Sciences-Po)
- How tourism will survive the pandemic (The Economist)
- America is a tinderbox (NYTimes)
- Cummings is the symbol of a political class that knows consequences are for little people (The Guardian)
- Joe Biden’s good pandemic (The Economist)
- Der chinesische Einfluss in der Welt wird wachsen (Die Welt)
- Cummings saga leaves cracked relationship (BBC)
- Les grandes écoles prennent le tournant de la transition écologique (Novethic)
- Demokraten gewinnen (Frankfurter Rundschau)
- What would happen if Twitter banned Trump ? (NYTimes)
- Le campus de Nancy fête ses 20 ans (Sciences-Po)
- VE Day was the spark for change. Coronavirus could be too (The Guardian)
- Getting kids to move (NYTimes)
- Der Zweite Weltkrieg in Europa ist zu Ende (FAZ)
- Are Democrats cancelling #MeToo for Biden? (NYTimes)
- How to be better at working from home? (BBC)
- Die Debatte ist nötig (Frankfurter Rundschau)
- The market v the real economy (The Economist)
- Krieg und Friede in der SPD (Die Zeit)
Avril
- Emmanuel Macron ditches Jupiter for other gods (The Economist)
- Are the Tories turning Britain into a one-party state? (The Guardian)
- Ressources sur l’espace mondial (Sciences-Po)
- It’s not enough to ‘get back to normal’ (NYTimes)
- Europa neu denken (FAZ)
- The limits of energy independence (The Economist)
- There is no simple trade off between the economy and health (BBC)
- Is Sweden doint it right? (NYTimes)
- How to run a continent via videolink (The Economist)
- Un tour du monde en 8 conférences (Sciences-Po)
- Who is in charge if the PM is ill? (BBC) / How long can Raab govern as a stand-in PM? (The Guardian)
- The pandemic and the will of God (NYTimes)
- Solidarität und Verantwortung (FAZ)
- Bernie Sanders gives up (The Economist)
- Was passiert nach Osten? (Frankfurter Rundschau)
- Par quoi sont remplacés les concours des Sciences-Po cette année (l’Etudiant)
- Coronavirus is now contamining Europe’s democracy (The Guardian)
- Fox’s fake news contagion (NYTimes)
Mars
- Le cours d’Espace mondial de B. Badie en ligne (Sciences-Po)
- American life has been transformed (The Economist)
- The epidemic provides a good chance to do good by the climate (The Physical Internet)
- Five reasons to find hope (BBC)
- Deutschland, einig Bundesstaat? (FAZ)
- Government are spending big to protect the world economy (The Economist)
- Screw this virus! (NYTimes)
- Economists told us what a pandemic could do. Who listened? (The Guardian)
- Masterclass de Thierry Marx : il faut être créatif (Sciences-Po)
- Ausgangssperre? Wenn, dann nur aus den richtigen Gründen! (Frankfurter Rundschau)
- When the world falls apart, people come together (NYTimes)
- Un nouveau master sur le luxe à Sciences-Po (Figaro)
- Climate change: What can I do about it? (BBC)
- Joe Biden’s remarkable comeback (The Economist)
- Europe (and yes, that includes Britain) can still be a superpower (The Guardian)
- Whistle-blowers: the law needs urgent help (NYTimes)
- The EU and Britain start negotiating (The Economist)
- Die Linke zwischen Können und Wollen (Die Zeit)
- The coronavirus has put the world’s economy in survival mode (NYTimes)
Février
- America’s nightmare (The Economist)
- Erdogans kalte Erpressung (FAZ)
- The decade that shattered trust in politics (BBC)
- Die Kapitulation des Westens (Die Welt)
- Can a nation be both open and in control? The UK is about to find out (The Guardian)
- Lernen vom Corona-Crash (Frankfurter Rundschau)
- The primary problem (The Economist)
- Sciences-Po : la bosse du commerce (Le Point)
- The end of Australia as we know it (NYTimes)
- Elections are not about truth (NYTimes)
- Boris Johnson set course for the hardest possible Brexit (The Economist)
- The Guardian view: still part of Europe (The Guardian)
- Der Austritt Grossbritanniens soll ein Weckruf für die EU sein (Die Welt)
- More money, more problems for democracy (NYTimes)
- Brexit’s happened… so what now? (BBC)
- Der Brexit ist ein historischer Rückschlag für die EU (Frankfurter Rundschau)
Janvier (2020)
- Everyone now believes that private markets are better than public ones (The Economist)
- Prince Harry: we had ‘no other options’ (The Guardian)
- No, Mr. President, it does really matter (NYTimes)
- Auf dem Weg zum Frieden (Die Zeit)
- Can the World Economic Forum keep its mojo? (The Economist)
- Sciences-Po, Audencia, Dauphine…, les écoles où les étudiants sont les plus heureux (Figaro)
- In Australia, fires energize environmental movement (Washington Post)
- The 2020 presidential election will be decided in the suburbs (The Economist)
- How the ‘sharing’ economy erodes both privacy and trust (NYTimes)
- Migration im Mittelmeer : wieder wie 2015 ? (FAZ)
- In Deutschland wächst die Skepsis gegenüber den USA (Frankfurter Rundschau)
- MPs give final backing to Brexit bill (BBC)
- Iran/Trump: ‘The game has changed’ (NYTimes)
- Deutschland einig Vaterland (FAZ)
- J.M. Jancovici à Sciences-Po : CO2 ou PIB, il faut choisir
- 2019 in review: the United States (The Economist)