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How can we affirm humanity? Let's talk with the great philosopher Souleymane Bachir Diagne

The talk of Let's Talk is dedicated to the one that the New Obs considers one of the 25 greatest thinkers of our time. Souleymane Bachir Diagne is Senegalese but has taught philosophy for more than fifteen years at the prestigious Columbia University in New York. Singing of universalism, he warns about the push of xenophobic discourse around the world in his new book "Hospitality. Affirming humanity", to editions Otherwise.

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Israel: No majority, what now? Talk to Alexandra Schwartzbrod and Lucas Menget

Will Benjamin Netanyahu manage to stay in power? As expected, the first results of the parliamentary elections are very tight between the outgoing Prime Minister and Gadi Eisenkot – while Benjamin Netanyahu's security record since the attacks of 7 October 2023 and his judicial reform are strongly contested. Beyond the fate of the Prime Minister, it is the democratic future of the country, the place of the far right and the prospects for coexistence with the Palestinians that are playing out.

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About an autumn of anger? Let's talk with V. Gas, S. Zumsteeg and A. Morlet-Lavidalia

The government is reviewing its copy in the face of high school anger. Classes of second limited to 28 students, additional means and reviewed courseup: Sébastien Lecornu and his Minister of National Education multiply the announcements to put an end to the crisis. Will these measures suffice to calm the youth? Anger does not stop at the doors of high schools: new mobilizations are planned on the next Saturdays against expensive life, with purchasing power always at the heart of the demands.

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Lula re-elected, what now? Let's talk with A. Anders, J.-J. Kurliandsky and B. Daroux.

Brazil chose Luiz Inacio Lula da Silva, who was re-elected president after a dynamic in favour of his opponent, extreme right-wing candidate Flavio Bolsonaro. After a campaign marked by deep divisions, the country faces many economic, social and environmental challenges. Will this victory bring the Brazilians together and meet their expectations? Lula re-elected, what now?

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The writer Yasmina Khadra is the great guest of Let's Talk

"To name an object is to add to the misfortune of this world," said Albert Camus. This is a phrase often quoted by the great guest of Let's Talk, Yasmina Khadra. Since he wrote, he has been keen to tell the tragedies of the contemporary world from his native Algeria to Afghanistan, through Palestine, which is the subject of his latest book, "The Prior of Bethlehem", to the Flammarion editions.

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High School: A legitimate anger? Let's talk with F. Truong, M. Mesnil and V. Gas.

Today, in "Parlons-en", places to the analysis of the demands of the high school movement, which has won part of the establishments in France in three weeks. Mobilization took short a government that was apparently attentive to other angers. Is the high school girl justified? Is this a problem of money, consideration, society? Where do these accusations of political recovery lead? Is law enforcement appropriate for minor demonstrators?

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Duel Lula-Bolsonaro in Brazil: an air of déjà vu? Let's talk about it with A. Fléchet, T. Zicman de Barros

As the tenth world power, Brazil is a rare and progressive island in a Latin America widely acquired by the Trompian cause. Bolsonarism seems to be back: four years after Jair's attempted coup d'état, the father, his son Flavio came in the lead in the first round of the presidential election. Is Lula, the phoenix of Brazilian political life and left, going to be elected for a fourth term?

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How to live in Gaza? Let's talk with J.-F. Corty, B. Nabli and M.-J. Sader.

It is an application of everyday life, in which the reality of the war has arisen in recent hours: Google Maps has updated its maps of Gaza. Lots of rubble instead of what the same application showed three years ago: neighborhoods, schools, shops, places of residence. According to the United Nations, Gaza was destroyed or 80 per cent damaged by Israeli bombings following the 7 October terrorist attacks. How to live in Gaza?

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Olivier Grondeau, former French prisoner in Iran, is the great guest of Let's Talk

Today in "Let's talk about it", the exceptional testimony of Olivier Grondeau, a young man who was arbitrarily detained in Iran for two and a half years. In "Joseph in the night" (Ed. L-Iconoclaste, 2026), he tells the story of his first weeks in prison. But beyond arbitrariness and violence, he goes back to what art, words and beauty can do in such a dark world.

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Germany: The Unstoppable AfD? Let's talk with Hélène Miard-Delacroix and Hans Stark

The far right (AfD) has never been so strong in Germany since 1945. What analysis of the two victories in the AfD for fifteen days? Is she the first opposition force overseas? Can Friedrich Merz hold? What does the far left victory in Berlin also say? Let's talk with Hélène Miard-Delacroix, professor at the Sorbonne, specialist in contemporary Germany and author of "Heritage Enemies. A Franco-German dialogue" (Fayard, 2021) and Hans Stark, professor of contemporary German civilization at Sorbonne University.

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Fuel price: the drop of too much? Let's talk with Vincent Jarousseau and Jean Garrigues

Is France heading straight for an autumn of anger? What are the reasons for dissatisfaction? What reality do they correspond to? And what impact on the election campaign? Let's talk about it with Vincent Jarousseau, photographer and documentary artist, author of "In souls and ballots; ten years at the meeting of France that votes RN." (Éd. Les Arenes) and Jean Garrigues, president of the International Commission for the History of Assemblies.

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