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Attracting young people over the next 10 years: The Ministry of Interior’s new challenge
The concept of the « start-up » nation has become (almost) commonplace under the impetus of Emmanuel Macron, formerly Minister of the Economy, current French President of the Republic. However, it does not simply mean creating a more favourable framework for business and innovation. It also involves a profound rethinking of the French civil service model, both envied and disparaged by France’s European neighbours.
4 janv. 20244 min de lecture


From Paris 2024 to Los Angeles 2028: The Olympic continuity?
Passing the torch from one Olympic Games to the next is as much a symbolic gesture, illustrating the continuity of the Olympic spirit, as it is a sharing of experience necessary for the successful organisation of the Games. Continuity between Paris and Los Angeles should make the Games a modern event focused on contemporary issues while promoting the sharing of knowledge between France and the United States.
22 déc. 20235 min de lecture


The Olympic Legacy on the Front Page
“ The Olympic legacy is the result of a vision that encompasses all the tangible and intangible long-term benefits initiated or accelerated by the hosting of the Olympic Games / sports events for people, cities or territories and the Olympic Movement. ” Thus defined by the International Olympic Committee (IOC), the legacy left by the holding of the Games structures the reflections of the organisers who are trying to seize this unparalleled opportunity to develop various theme
21 déc. 20237 min de lecture


Paris and its suburbs under pressure as the Olympic Games approach
From 26 July 2024, the eyes of the world will be on mainland France and its overseas territories for 28 days. But one area in particular will be the centre of attention: Paris and its suburbs. With a challenging opening ceremony and threats ranging from organised crime to petty crime, not to mention the risks associated with managing the flow of people, the organisers and security services are in a state of turmoil less than 8 months before the start of this global event.
20 déc. 20235 min de lecture


Heather Komenda: studying to understand, acting to protect
For the past 20 years, Heather Komenda, Regional Thematic Specialist, Migrant Protection and Assistance at the International Organization for Migration, has been working to better understand the phenomenon of human trafficking, and to offer these people, who have not been spared by life, the best possible protection!
19 déc. 20235 min de lecture


Anticipate to avoid being overwhelmed : Cybersecurity at the heart of the Games
The Tokyo 2021 Olympic Games were marked by more than 450 million cyberattacks. This unprecedented number shows that, now more than ever, we need to deal with this threat to ensure the smooth organisation of international events. The Paris 2024 Games Committee is expecting figures 8 times higher, according to the Director of Technology in charge of the event, Bruno Marie-Rose. Given the scale of the challenge ahead, the key players are stepping up their preparations, with jus
18 déc. 20237 min de lecture


From the army to business intelligence: an action woman!
Maï-Linh Camus has the perfect profile. Experts in the world of intelligence quickly detected her potential and offered her the opportunity to join the very closed circle of intelligence officers at the Ministry of the Armed Forces.
15 déc. 20235 min de lecture


Forensic Science at the service of the Australian Federal Police
Interview with Dr. Walsh, Chief Scientist – Forensics, Australian Federal Police (AFP)
14 déc. 20234 min de lecture


Cyrille Chahboune : de blessé de guerre à sportif de haut niveau
Aller de l’avant, aller plus loin, toujours se relever. Tel pourrait être le mantra de Cyrille Chahboune. Hier militaire blessé en Irak,...
14 déc. 20234 min de lecture


New technologies for border control
With the number of air passengers predicted to rise by 50% by 2037, airports must reinvent themselves to ensure that controls run smoothly while guaranteeing enhanced security. 1 The market is therefore adapting, as evidenced by the forecast of a 16.20% increase in its size between now and 2028. 2 From artificial intelligence and scanners to facial recognition and intelligent seals—border control for passengers and goods are being reinvented to ensure a safer world. But wit
14 déc. 20235 min de lecture


Narcotics: Focus on the new dynamics of global trafficking
Globalization has reshaped the landscape of drug trafficking. The United Nations Office on Drugs and Crime has announced a 22% increase in new psychoactive substances, proof of the relentless adaptability of the illicit market. 1 The emergence of West Africa, no longer as a mere transit zone, but as a major player, is now attracting particular attention. How do international organizations adapt to these changing dynamics?
13 déc. 20235 min de lecture


Cyrille Chahboune: from wounded veteran to top athlete
Moving forward, going further, always getting back up. This could be Cyrille Chahboune’s mantra. Former soldier wounded in Iraq, he is now a top para athlete and his journey is awe-inspiring. Meet a true fighter who combines resilience with humility.
12 déc. 20234 min de lecture
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