Media coverage archive 2019/2020

Goran Sekulovski, lecturer in geography of Bulgaria and the Yugoslav space, spoke on:

- La Croix, August 31, 2020, Zoran Zaev has brought Northern Macedonia back into the European fold

Guibourg Delamotte, lecturer in political science at the Department of Japanese Studies, spoke on:

- RFI, August 28, 2020, Demission of Shinzo Abe: "There should be a good continuity of power"

Marie Sybille de Vienne, lecturer in the economic and geopolitical history of Southeast Asia, spoke on:

- The Conversation, August 27, 2020, Thai students facing the Army-Constitution-Royalty triangle

Joëlle Dalègre, specialist in contemporary Greece, spoke on:

- France Culture, August 27, 2020, for the series "Rentrée diplomatique: la France à la manœuvre" - Episode 4: Mediterranean: Paris plays the gendarmes
- La Dépèche, August 13, 2020, Eastern Mediterranean: we explain the rising tension between France, Turkey and Greece

Bruno Drewski, historian specializing in the Slavic world, lecturer at Inalco, spoke on:

- RFI, August 31, 2020, Belarusian protest at a dead end?
- RFI, August 16, 2020, Belarus: "Russia is not ready to see a state hostile to it set up 500 km from Moscow"
- France Info, August 9, 2020, The presidential election in Belarus marks a turning point in this country

Céline Bayou, lecturer at Inalco, associate researcher at CREE (Centre de recherches Europes-Eurasie) spoke on:

- France Culture, August 16, 2020, Qui a son mot à dire sur-la Biélorussie? / Rénovation thermique : quest-ce-qui-bloque?

Assen Slim, senior lecturer in economics, specialist in Eastern European countries , spoke on:

- Libération, August 5, 2020, En Bulgarie, le Premier ministre face à un ras-le-bol généralisé

Bruno Drewski, historian specializing in the Slavic world, lecturer at Inalco, spoke on:

- France Info, July 31, 2020, Manifestations en Biélorussie
- Télérama, July 10, 2020, Belarus, a dictatorship three hours by plane from Paris

Jean Radvanyi, professor emeritus at Inalco, geographer specializing in Russia, spoke to:

- L'Express, July 30, 2020, Demonstrations in Khabarovsk: "Putin had blackmailed the citizens"

Mohamed Bajrafil, professor at Inalco, specialist in Islam, spoke on:

- RFI, July 28, 2020, A La Mecque, un pèlerinage fortement réduit pour raison sanitaire

Shahzaman Haque, lecturer in Urdu, spoke on:

- The Conversation, July 28, 2020, "Prafekchar", "ejent", "waraq": the words of asylum seekers tell their story

Emmanuel Véron, a teacher specializing in contemporary China, spoke on:

- The Conversation, July 6, 2020, How China is advancing its pawns in the Indo-Malaysian world

David Teurtrie, specialist in geoeconomics and geopolitics of Russia and Eurasia, associate researcher at CREE spoke on:

- EurAsia Prospective, July 2, 2020, The geopolitics of Russia in 2020 according to David TEURTRIE

Arnaud Bikar, lecturer in Yiddish language and civilization, spoke on:

- Akadem, June 2020, Inalco and Duej, in search of students

Patrick Martin-Genier, professor specializing in European issues, spoke on:

- France Culture, June 2020, The post-Covid Brexit

Sébastien Colin, lecturer in geography, specialist in contemporary China, spoke on:

- RFI, June 16, 2020, Is the Hong Kong pro-democracy movement defeated?

- France Culture, on June 9, 2020, Colères sociales: le grand déconfinement - Episode 2 : Hong Kong, baroud d'honneur

Emmanuel Véron, teacher specializing in contemporary China and researcher at IFRAE, spoke on:

- The Conversation, June 18, 2020, French Polynesia and Oceania: what Chinese strategies?
- The Conversation, June 7, 2020, China/Russia: peripheral tensions and Mongolian centrality

Laurent Coumel, lecturer in contemporary history, specialist in Russia, was interviewed by:

- RTS, June 6, 2020, Fuel pollution in the Russian Arctic could be a major ecological disaster

Julien Vercueil, professor of economics and Russia specialist, spoke on:

- Le Monde diplomatique, June 2020, Poland-Slovenia, two paths to the market. Thérapie de choc ou gradualisme?

Charlotte Marchina, anthropologist and lecturer in Mongolian language and civilization, spoke on:

- France Culture, June 4, 2020, for the series Anthropocène - Episode 4: Humains/Nature, vers la réconciliation?

Manuelle Franck, professor of geography and specialist in Southeast Asia, has written an article for:

- Géoconfluences, June 3, 2020, Southeast Asia, crossroads and confines. A geography of Southeast Asia

Julien Vercueil, professor of economics and Russia specialist, spoke on:

- France Culture, May 30, 2020, Putin's Russia under the shock of the pandemic

David Serfass, lecturer in the history of China and contemporary East Asia at Inalco, researcher at IFRAE spoke on:

- Paroles d'histoires, May 29, 2020, Histoires de Tintin #3 : Le Lotus Bleu

Andréa Budéanu, doctoral student at Inalco within IFRAE spoke on:

- RFI, May 21, 2020, Covid-19: relation Europe-Chine

Céline Bayou, lecturer at Inalco and associate researcher at CREE at Inalco spoke on:

- The Conversation, May 19, 2020, The Baltic States put to the test by Covid-19: a certain idea of Europe

Joël Bellassen, Honorary General Inspector of Chinese and researcher at PLIDAM, spoke on:

- The Conversation, May 18, 2020: Learning Chinese, or the attraction of a distant language

Julie Deschepper, PhD on Soviet monumental and architectural heritage in Russia from 1917 to 2017, spoke on:

- Nonfiction, May 16, 2020: Chernobyl the event series on the greatest nuclear disaster

Marie-Caroline Saglio-Yatzimirsky, anthropologist at Inalco and psychologist was interviewed by:

- Liberation, April 23, 2020: Some migrants find something familiar in confinement

Ursula Baumgardt, Senior Lecturer in Peul and West African Literatures, spoke on:

- RFI, En Sol majeur, May 11, 2020: Ursula Baumgardt, de la langue de Goethe à la langue peule

Jean-François Huchet, President of Inalco, was interviewed by:

- AEF, May 7, 2020: Student aid, distance learning, takeover: Jean-François Huchet looks back on the management of the crisis at Inalco

Delphine Pagès-El Karoui, lecturer in geography of the Arab world at Inalco, spoke on:

- La Croix, May 7, 2020, In the Gulf, the effects of the crisis go beyond borders

Iryna Dmytrychyn, senior lecturer in Ukrainian language and civilization, spoke on:

- The Conversation, May 7, 2020: Ukraine in search of its own history

Shahzaman Haque, lecturer in Urdu, spoke on:

- The Conversation, April 22, 2020: In Kashmir, the language war rages in the shadows

Rémi Bordes, lecturer in Nepalese language and literature, spoke on:

- Le Monde, April 15, 2020: Rémi Bordes: "Rester dans la grotte"

Patrick Martin-Genier, professor specializing in European issues, spoke on:

- France Culture, "La question du jour", April 10, 2020: How did the Eurogroup states finally reach an economic agreement during the health crisis?
- France24, April 16, 2020: Pandémie de Covid-19 : EU countries begin to outline a deconfinement

Emmanuel Véron, a teacher specializing in contemporary China, spoke on:

- The Conversation, April 2, 2020: Debate: How Beijing is trying to save face in the global fight against Covid-19
- The Conversation on April 5, 2020: Make noise in the east, then strike in the west: Taiwan at the forefront of Chinese strategies
- The Conversation, April 19, 2020: 'Make noise in the east, then strike in the west': Taiwan in China's crosshairs

Nathalie Carré, lecturer in Swahili language and literature, spoke on:

- RFI, March 17, 2020: How to save minority languages?

Emmanuel Véron, a teacher specializing in contemporary China, spoke on:

- The Conversation, on March 10, 2020: How the health crisis is challenging Chinese power
- The Conversation on March 20, 2020: Covid-19: how Beijing seeks to save face

Harit Joshi, lecturer in Hindi, spoke on:

- France Culture, March 9, 2020: From India to India, the avatrs of nationalism - Episode 1: Who wants the Taj Mahal's skin?

Isabelle Konuma, Professor of Japanese Law and specialist in family law, reproductive policies in Japan, spoke on:

- France Culture, Genre: Les arènes de l'inégalité, March 4, 2020: Episode 3: Travail: la maternité, éternel obstacle?

Michael Lucken, professor and historian of modern Japan, was the guest on:

- Paroles d'histoire, February 26, 2020: Greek antiquity in Japan, with Michael Lucken

Eric Paul Meyer, professor emeritus specializing in Sri Lanka, spoke on:

- France Culture, February 25, 2020: Political faith, religious power (2/4) - From Sri Lanka to Burma: Buddhism becomes nationalism

Françoise Robin, teacher and specialist in Tibetan culture, spoke with:

- Asianyst, February 21, 2020: Cinéma à Vesoul: l'émergence du septième art au Tibet

Jean-François Huchet, professor and specialist in the Chinese industrial and commercial economic world, spoke on:

- France 2, JT du 20h, February 29, 2020: Covid-19 The lack of transparency of authoritarian regimes (11min39')
- France Culture, "Entendez-vous l'éco", February 27, 2020: China, the end of the dream? - Episode 4: Ecology according to Xi Jinping
- Le Parisien, February 18, 2020: Coronavirus: China, under cloche, breathes.... much better

Jean Radvanyi, geographer specializing in Russia, spoke on:

- France Culture, February 7, 2020: Les confins de l'Europe (2/4) - De Vilnius à Tallinn : contenir la Russie

Sarah Mohamed Gaillard, lecturer in contemporary history of Oceania, spoke on:

- France Culture, Cultures mondes, January 27, 2020: Au fil de l'Océanie (1/3) - Anciens colons, puissances émergentes : towards a new regional order

Kadhim Jihad Hassan, poet, translator, literary critic and professor of classical Arabic literature and literary translation, spoke on:

- France Culture, Le cours de l'histoire, January 22, 2020: Iran, at the confluence of passions (2/3) - Medieval Iran at the crossroads of peoples

Céline Bayou, lecturer specializing in the Baltic countries and Russia, has written an article on:

- The Conversation, January 20, 2020: Au Bélarus, la centrale nucléaire de la discorde

Lisa Prudentino, sinologue, specialist in Chinese cinema, spoke on:

- France Inter, January 14, 2020: Bruce Lee: a dragon never defeated?

Isabelle Konuma, researcher and specialist in Japanese law, spoke on:

- Le Parisien, January 10, 2020: Carlos Ghosn affair: is Japanese justice as terrible as he says?
- RFI, January 22, 2020: What Japan for the 21st century? (Part I)
- RFI, January 22, 2020: What Japan for the 21st century? (Part II)

Guibourg Delamotte, lecturer in political science at the Japanese Studies Department, spoke on:

- France Info, January 7, 2020: In Japan, women suffer the heavy tradition of sexism

Mathias Hoorelbeke, lecturer in Arabic language and literature, was a guest on:

- France 2, Les Chemins de la foi, on January 5, 2020: Poetry in the Islamic tradition

Delphine Allès, University Professor of Political Science / International Relations, spoke on:

- Diplomatie, Les Grands dossiers (n°53), January 5, 2020: Indo-Pacific
- Le Monde, January 24, 2020: Delphine Allès: "Les contestataires ont en commun la volonté de se réapproprier leur destinée"

Charlotte Marchina, anthropologist and lecturer in Mongolian language and civilization, was interviewed on:

- RTS, January 2, 2020: Tribu d'ailleurs: les Mongols

Guibourg Delamotte, lecturer in political science at the Department of Japanese Studies, spoke on:

- RFI, Fréquence Asie, December 29, 2019: Guibourg Delamotte for his book "Le Japon dans le Monde"

Anne de Tinguy, professor emeritus in contemporary history, spoke on:

- RFI, "L'invité de la mi-journée", December 9, 2019: Putin-Zelenskiy meeting: "Ukrainians don't want peace at any price"

Dominique Caubet, professor emeritus of Maghrebian Arabic, spoke with:

- Sourdoreille, December 9, 2019: Moroccan underground told through its language and alternative music

Françoise Robin, teacher and specialist in Tibetan culture, spoke with:

- AFP, December 2, 2019: Yvelines, unexpected home port for Tibetan asylum seekers

Jérémie Codron, teacher and specialist on Bangladesh, spoke on:

- Reporterre, November 29, 2019: Au Bangladesh, la bataille pour la vie des ouvriers du textile

Ornella Puschiasis, teacher and geographer, spoke on:

- Le Point, November 25, 2019: Nights, sherpas... How they see global warming

Charlotte Marchina, anthropologist and lecturer in Mongolian language and civilization, was interviewed on:

- Reporterre, November 22, 2019: Rearing animals in North Asia

Delphine Allès, professor of political science, was interviewed on:

- France Culture, "Du régionalisme à l'indépendantisme, qui est in et qui est out", November 20, 2019: New Caledonia: the choice of small steps

Dilnur Reyhan, Uyghur teacher and sociologist, was interviewed on:

- La Croix, November 19, 2019: Persecuted Uighurs: "Xi Jinping must answer for his crimes before a court of justice"
- France Culture, November 22, 2019: Can China accept its diversity?

Jean-François Huchet, President of Inalco and professor specializing in China's economic, industrial and commercial world, spoke on:

- RFI, "Décryptage", November 14, 2019: Hong Kong: la crise à un tournant?

Leili Anvar, lecturer in Persian language and literature, spoke on:

- France Culture, "Spiritualité, es-tu là?", October 31, 2019: Sufism, the dance of the soul

Michael Lucken, professor and historian of Japan, spoke on:

- France 24, October 22, 2019: The new Emperor Naruhito accedes to the throne of Japan

Arnaud Grivaud, doctor at Inalco, specialist in contemporary Japanese politics, spoke on:

- France Culture, "Asie: les nouveaux hommes forts", October 15, 2019: Shinzo Abe: the return of Nipponese nationalism

Sébastien Colin, sinologist and lecturer, spoke on:

- France Culture, "Les frontières de la colère", October 3, 2019: South China Sea: when Beijing moves the lines