The 1st round of French Presidential election showed that moderate parties continue losing their grip. In this article, @dp_ouko explains how this came to be & why it presents a bleak future for France’s liberal democracy. https://t.co/KRuzd3N8pm #presidentielles2022
Excellent analysis of the political impact of the rising gas and prices by @LinnJunge in @sundialpress' new edition. @ianbremmer#nordstream2 https://t.co/YfguFlaFws
Please have a read of Irini Spyrou's article on the shame leveled at Madame von der Leyen as a triple degradation of the European Union.
https://t.co/JYzH7OJCNw
Louis Ponchon nous fait découvrir Le Portrait de la Gen-Z à travers la critique de @euphoriaHBO , la serie venue tout droit des états-unis au succès rententissant.
https://t.co/kDUXVAI2Mr
Après une longue période de silence, The Sundial Press est de retour sur Twitter.
Matheu Le, rédacteur en chef de Life Campus, section francophone, présente le Campus de Reims de @sciencespo.
https://t.co/vjU45ZxgBB
Helwan Felappi interviewed Ariane Walter about the Foyer St Remi association and their volunteer work with kids from the Foyer, a children’s home in Reims. https://t.co/wsd3Ehw9Vt
Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau is often lauded as being a staunch feminist. According to Eugene Fernandes, the SNC-Lavalin scandal is proof of Trudeau’s hypocritical stance on feminism. https://t.co/ipjplaZLST
Recently an anti-racism petition was circulated, calling on Sciences Po to do more against racism. The move sparked debate on campus. In this article, two anonymous writers argue that the petition spreads disinformation and would limit free speech. https://t.co/HquPz58iXH
Suppression de l’ENA, Sciences Po pleure : alors qu’Emmanuel Macron a annoncé la suppression de l’ENA et que beaucoup d’élèves de Sciences Po voient leur rêve de faire le doublé Affaires publiques/l’ENA s’envoler. https://t.co/CXK8Cliv9Q
For the Opinion section, Regina Isabel Medina argues that right-wing movements have hijacked the concept of freedom of speech for their own goals. But sometimes freedom of speech means lowering the voices of some to hear the voices of others. Do you agree? https://t.co/qzw6oyAQ2w
En réponse à l’article anonyme sur Notre-Dame qui critiquait les dons trop important pour sa reconstruction, Aristotle Vossos plaide que l’auteure se trompe de problème et offre une réponse point par point à son article. https://t.co/01L33hCtc3
Life is hard on campus if you don’t eat meat and dairy. While most students munch away on their CROUS lunches, there are no options for vegan students. Read Lilly Börstler’s Opinion piece to find out more. https://t.co/x4WcPKhm5k
For this week’s Opinion article, Ieva Salnaite addresses the debate on Yik Yak about a USSR themed T-shirt. If a joke evokes a traumatic history, is it really that funny? Read Ieva’s article to see what you think. https://t.co/UWdnxgd5z9
Le lundi, 15 avril, la Cathédrale de Notre-Dame prit feu, captivant la Terre entière et suscitant des émotions vives de tous bords. Cet article publié anonymement critique les réactions immédiates à cet évènement, jugées extrêmes dans certains cas. https://t.co/zv88geNH5N
As the weather gets warmer, you might be planning your next big adventure. For the Travel section, Lorraine Fabre explains how to travel in an environmentally friendly way (and it’s a lot easier than you might think). https://t.co/5z86YtUgZh
The Parc des Expositions of Reims features everything from chocolate expos to historical car shows. If you’re itching for something to do, Kat Mokrynski highly recommends a day trip to this hidden gem. https://t.co/QFYff0LOCX
Populist, anti-EU parties currently usurp most of the debate about Europe. But for the Opinion section, Helwan Felappi argues that the future of the EU should be more, not less, integration. https://t.co/XNkQND64xc