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Arnaud Fontanet: "Research being a long-term investment, often goes into the background"

The Pasteurdon, a large donation call operation that allows the Institut Pasteur to advance medicine, celebrates its 20th anniversary. A crucial campaign to advance research at the time of fiscal austerity, whether for new HIV treatments, to fight neurodegenerative diseases or cancer. Arnaud Fontanet, Director of the Epidemiology Unit for Emerging Diseases at the Institut Pasteur, was the Invity of Au Coeur de l'Info.

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Dominique Moïsi: "three years later, Israel is still paralyzed by the experience of 7 October"

It was a year ago: the signing of the peace plan for Gaza proposed by Donald Trump. The cease-fire, which came into effect the next day, has since only the name, violated almost every day by the Israeli army. Living conditions in the enclave are always extreme, the population without perspective; subjects absent from the campaign for Israeli legislatures. Geopolitologist Dominique Moïsi, a specialist in the Middle East, was the Invity of Au Coeur de l'Info.

Politics

Lamia Oualalou: "Trump cannot get his hands on the Latin American continent without Brazil"

Brazil is holding general elections this Sunday, including its President. The two favourites are the outgoing left-wing president Lula da Silva, 80, and Flavio Bolsonaro, 45, son of the former far-right president. The polarisation of society is very strong, and the election is expected to be tight, following a wretched campaign, without any real substantive debate. Lamia Oualalou, a former correspondent in Brazil for several French media, was the Invitation of Au Coeur de l'Info.

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Florian Louis: "The idea that imperialism had disappeared in 1991 was ethnocentric"

Donald Trump's vision of the North Atlantic, China's claim to Taiwan, Russia's large-scale invasion of Ukraine: are there any resurgence of imperialism, which was thought to be over with the decolonization and fall of the USSR? This is the observation of the recent book "World history of imperialisms from the 19th to the 21st centuries" (PUF editions) co-directed by Nicolas Beaupré and historian Florian Louis, guest of Au Cœur de l'Info

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Vincent Duclert: "Dédiabolisation of the RN literally broke out"

The issue of anti-Semitism hit the presidential campaign, with Mediapart's revelations about Jordan Bardella's past writings. Was the demonization of the extreme French right just a decoy? Why this persistence of anti-Semitism within a part of the French political class and society? Historian Vincent Duclert, author of "The philosophy against anti-Semitism" (PUF editions), was the Invity of Au Coeur de l'Info.

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Jeannette Süss: "There is a feeling in the territories of the former GDR that they are not being listened to"

Two weeks after the triumph of AfD in Saxony-Anhalt, the results of the regional elections in Berlin and Mecklenburg-Western Pomerania confirm the breakthrough of the far right in Germany. It is a debacle for Chancellor Friedrich Merz's CDU, who has acknowledged his failure but remains on course, promising to continue the reforms undertaken. Jeannette Süss (of the Ifri Franco-German Relations Study Committee) was the Invitation of At the Heart of Info.

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Marie Jego: "Putine wants to make these laws the emblem of public support for his war"

Russia holds parliamentary elections throughout the weekend, a first since the war in Ukraine began. The election is without question, the victory of the presidential side being assured, in the absence of any credible opposition. Elections taking place as Moscow continues to wage an active hybrid war against Europeans. Marie Jégo, reporter to the newspaper Le Monde, and former correspondent in Moscow, was the Invitation of Au Coeur de l'Info.

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Robert Malley: "The Oslo process was an illusion because it was based on a historical misunderstanding"

Robert Malley, a researcher at Yale University, is former adviser to Bill Clinton, Barack Obama and Joe Biden on the Middle East. As a key negotiator for the Iranian nuclear agreement, he also participated in crucial phases of the Middle East peace process. In his book "Tomorrow is Yesterday" co-written with Hussein Agha (Max Milo editions), he delivers his reflections on 30 years of failure of the peace process and imagines how to rethink peace in the region.

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