> Global Issues - on 28/09/2010

Financial instability, geopolitical doubts : What world after the crisis?

Thomas More Institute Meeting, on Tuesday, September 28th, 2010, 8h30-10 am, Paris. Speaker : François HEISBOURG, Fondation pour la Recherche Stratégique, Special Advisor, author of "Vainqueurs et vaincus : lendemains de crise" (Stock, 2010) and (dir.) "Les conséquences stratégiques de la crise" (ed. Odile Jacob, 2010).

> Global Issues - on 30/08/2010

Russia: the uncertainties of Mistral and France’s foreign policy contradictions

By Jean-Sylvestre MONGRENIER, Associate Fellow at the Thomas More Institute, Fellow at the Institut Français de Géopolitique (Paris VIII Vincennes-Saint-Denis University), author of "La Russie menace-t-elle l'Occident ?" (Choiseul, Paris, 2009). Article published by the British Think Tank World Security Network.

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> Global Issues - on 31/07/2010

The Union for Mediterranean and its dead ends: a geopolitical approach

Speech of Jean-Sylvestre MONGRENIER, Associate Fellow at the Thomas More Institute, Fellow at the Institut Français de Géopolitique (Paris VIII Vincennes-Saint-Denis University), at the 16th Debate of Marciac (France), within the framework of the debate "On what conditions can we build the Union for Mediterranean?", July 31st, 2010. Available in French only.

> Global Issues - on 29/07/2010

Sahel: a regional stake, a responsibility for Europe

By Antonin TISSERON, Associate Fellow at Thomas More Institute, co-author of the report "Towards a sustainable security in the Maghreb" (April 2010). Article published in "Le Figaro" of Thursday, July 29th, 2010. Available in French only.

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> Global Issues - on 16/07/2010

"Russia is a producer of security"

Interview of Jean-Sylvestre MONGRENIER, Associate Fellow at the Thomas More Institute, Fellow at the Institut Français de Géopolitique (Paris VIII Vincennes-Saint-Denis University), author of "La Russie menace-t-elle l'Occident ?" (Choiseul, Paris, 2009), published on the website www.alliancegeostrategique.org. Available in French only.

More information: http://www.alliancegeostrategique.org

> Global Issues - on 11/06/2010

The Iranian Islamic Regime excluded of the "International Community"?

By Jean-Sylvestre MONGRENIER, Associate Fellow at the Thomas More Institute, Fellow at the Institut Français de Géopolitique (Paris VIII Vincennes-Saint-Denis University), author of "La Russie menace-t-elle l'Occident ?" (Choiseul, Paris, 2009). Published in partnership with "Fenêtre sur l'Europe". Available in French only.

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> Global Issues - on 08/06/2010

The new US National Security Strategy : the bounds of the multipolarity

By Jean-Sylvestre MONGRENIER, Associate Fellow at the Thomas More Institute, Fellow at the Institut Français de Géopolitique (Paris VIII Vincennes-Saint-Denis University), author of "La Russie menace-t-elle l'Occident ?" (Choiseul, Paris, 2009). Published in partnership with "Fenêtre sur l'Europe". Available in French only.

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> Global Issues - on 10/05/2010

The british Defence Policy and the US-british « special relationship » : towards a new euro-atlantic balance ?

Tribune N°26, by Jean-Sylvestre MONGRENIER, Associate Fellow at the Thomas More Institute, Fellow at the Institut Français de Géopolitique (Paris VIII Vincennes-Saint-Denis University), author of "La Russie menace-t-elle l'Occident ?" (Choiseul, Paris, 2009). Available in French only.

> Global Issues - on 12/04/2010

Unfinished Wars in the North Caucasus

By Laurent VINATIER, Associate Fellow at the Thomas More Institute, author (in partnership) of "La Russie de Poutine à Medvedev" (Paris, Unicomm, 2008). Available in French.

> Global Issues - on 07/04/2010

Towards a sustainable security in the Maghreb: an opportunity for the region, a commitment for the European Union

Thomas More Institute Special Report, presented on Wednesday, April 7th, 2010 during the conference "Maghreb and the European Union: Enhancing the partnership for a sustainable security", Brussels.

More information: http://www.institut-thomas-more.org/mag/index.html