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Alice Rufo, ministre déléguée aux armées : «Sur l’autonomie stratégique de la défense européenne, le temps du déni est terminé»
Accueil / International / Europe Moyen-Orient, Ukraine, Otan, défense européenne, Groenland, Syrie… La ministre déléguée aux Armées et aux Anciens combattants, omniprésente sur les sujets de stratégie internationale, passe en revue les dossiers chauds du moment. Alice Rufo, ministre déléguée auprès de la ministre des Armées et des Anciens combattants, aux Invalides à Paris, le 9 juillet 2026.
Azov Horizons - TK-21
C’est cette lumière si particulière, douce et colorée, qui guida mes premiers pas sur les rives de l’Azov, cette petite sœur de la mer Noire, vers laquelle je reviens tous les étés depuis 2019. Lors de notre première rencontre, la mer d’Azov avait infusé en moi l’élan romantique dont j’ai besoin pour engager un travail de long terme.
Patrick Wack: Invaded Landscapes — Blind Magazine
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北约开展史上最大规模空中军演，模拟应对中俄攻击
北约正在欧洲上空进行其史上最大规模的空中军演，据盟军指挥官称，这些军演为遏制俄罗斯和中国的潜在侵略提供了宝贵的经验。 Bojan Pancevski | Photographs and video by Patrick Wack for The Wall Street Journal 2023年6月21日10:40 CST 更新 北大西洋公约组织(North Atlantic Treaty Organization, 简称：北约)正在欧洲上空进行其史上最大规模的空中军演，据盟军指挥官称，军演为遏制俄罗斯和中国的潜在侵犯提供了宝贵的经验。
NATO’s Largest-Ever Aerial Wargame Has Russia, China in Mind
By Bojan Pancevski | Photographs and video by Patrick Wack for The Wall Street Journal
Three photo books illustrate challenges journalists, others face
From left: "Brink" by David Butow; "A Dream of Europe" by Jacob Ehrbahn; "Dust" by Patrick Wack NEWS PHOTOGRAPHER | JANUARY 2022 By Stephen Wolgast It’s always been true that the world changes. The last few years have shown us that it doesn’t always change for the better, at least not in the short term. Lately, when journalists aren’t reporting on dysfunction globally, they’ve been the subject of breakdowns in business models and trust.
Vanishing Points in Xinjiang
Shortly before the book’s publication, Kodak published a selection of Wack’s photographs on its Instagram account, only to remove them and apologize for the post when a storm of criticism from Chinese social media users and prominent government-backed media outlets attacked the post and Wack, accusing him of fabricating human rights violations for the sake of publicity and profit. Read Full Article »
Vanishing Point
A building in Kashgar’s Old City, partially demolished as part of a government plan to raze and rebuild large sections of the city, Xinjiang Uyghur Autonomous Region, May 2016. Travelers board and exit the train to Hotan at the Kashgar railway station, May 2016. One railway links the cities and towns south of the Taklamakan desert, where most of the Uyghur community in Xinjiang lives. Kashgar’s Old City, May 2016. Men pray at a mosque in Kasghar’s Old City, May 2016.
Multimedia
Visualizing China’s Anti-Corruption Campaign “Catching Tigers and Flies” is ChinaFile’s interactive tool for tracking and, we hope, better understanding the massive campaign against corruption that Xi Jinping launched shortly after he came to power in late 2012.
A golden-hued escape to summer evenings by the Sea of Azov
Photography Russia Picture essay In July 2019, French photographer Patrick Wack joined his girlfriend’s family on their annual holiday to the sandy beaches of Dolgaya Spit. Perched on the shores of the Sea of Azov, a body of water between Russia and Ukraine, the resort is a long two-day drive southwest from Moscow. But setting up camp on the beach offered the family the privacy to finally unwind — without the resort ever getting too overcrowded.
Huis clos ouïghour
Toutes les semaines, un nouveau récit En 2021, cela fait déjà cinq ans que Patrick Wack photographie le Xinjiang. Derrière le calme apparent, ses images racontent la colonisation han dans cette région chinoise, et la détresse de la population musulmane. En 2021, cela fait déjà cinq ans que Patrick Wack photographie le Xinjiang. Derrière le calme apparent, ses images racontent la colonisation han dans cette région chinoise, et la détresse de la population musulmane.
City to Go: Shanghai
The Bund. China’s French-inflected megacity is remaking itself, fast and fabulously. Shanghai is the proverbial head of China’s dragon, roaring and massive. With a population that tops 24 million, China’s largest cosmopolis rivals any other. The city’s mutable spirit is reflected in ancient temples, the colonial architecture of the Bund and the former French Concession, futuristic skyscrapers in Pudong, and a vibrant art scene that has blossomed in abandoned buildings and manufacturing wastelands.
Badlands of Xinjiang – China Channel
A photo essay from China’s far west – Patrick Wack In Chinese, Xinjiang means “new territory.” Chinese officials have been stationed there for millennia, and the region was ruled by the Qing dynasty since the 18th century, before becoming a province of the People’s Republic of China in 1949, but it has always held a different identity on the fringe of China, populated by Uighurs and other ethnic minorities.
Out West: A Visual Narrative of China’s Westernmost Region
Borrowing from romanticized notions of the American frontier, synonymous with ideals of exploration and expansion, I captured a visual narrative of China’s westernmost region, Xinjiang. Whereas the American West conjures images of cowboys and pioneers, of manifest destiny and individualistic freedom, the Chinese West has not yet been so defined.
China's New Silk Road Is a Challenge for Washington
On China’s remote western frontier with Kazakhstan, yurts and camels are silhouetted against a piercing blue sky. Yet the most striking image rising from the desert is an entirely new city. Founded four years ago, Khorgos is poised to become the world’s busiest inland port, a vital link in China’s multi-billion dollar plan to re-create the Silk Road . Some $8 billion of trade passes through each year, say Chinese officials.
Some amazing new findings about the gig economy
In July, I learned from Harvard economist Lawrence Katz that official measurements of workers in alternative labor arrangements, like anyone driving for Uber, were probably being heavily undercounted. This week, Katz told me his research with Princeton economist Alan Krueger (who previously surveyed Uber drivers on behalf of Uber) has revealed that all net employment growth in the U.S. economy since 2005 appears to have occurred in alternative work arrangements.
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It doesn’t matter how many times you tell the cook not to add hot peppers, anything you order in Chongqing is going to be mouth-numbing and hotter than anything you’ve ever tasted before. It will be good, but it will be hot. From hotpot joints and...
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