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Olivier Da Lage

Journalist. Latest books: L’Inde, désir de puissance, Armand Colin, 2017 et L’essor des nationalismes religieux, (dir.), Demopolis, 2018.

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  • The image features two men engaged in conversation, likely discussing matters of significance. They are seated at a table adorned with flowers, and the backdrop includes flags of Turkey and Pakistan prominently displayed. A portrait of a historical figure hangs on the wall above them. Both individuals appear to be in formal attire, suggesting an official or diplomatic context for their meeting. Pakistan, India, China: A Planetary Realignment in Southern Asia Olivier Da Lage · January 2021 Slowly, silently, the old alliances forged during the Cold War in Southern Asia are shifting. Pakistan, India and China are modifying their foreign policies, no longer according to ideological considerations but to what they perceive as their national interests.
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  • The image shows a large crowd of people, primarily men, gathered closely together. Many of the individuals are wearing traditional Islamic attire, including caps (taqiyah or kufi). The expressions on their faces suggest a mix of focus and anticipation. The background is filled with more attendees, creating a sense of a significant event or gathering. The atmosphere appears to be one of unity and collective participation. India: Why Modi’s Plan Against the Muslims Is Coming Unstuck Olivier Da Lage · January 2020 By refusing nationality to Muslim refugees from three neighbouring states, the Prime Minister is actually targeting India’s own Muslims, whom he wants to make stateless. Faced with this shock wave, the latter, for long regarded as second-class citizens, have begun mobilising as never before (…)
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