Bruno Philip

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La fin du long calvaire de Serge Atlaoui, un Français condamné à mort en Indonésie

Feb 4, 2025 | lemonde.fr | Bruno Philip

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The Guimet Museum in Paris sheds new light on Tang China's multicultural civilization

Jan 15, 2025 | lemonde.fr | Sylvie Kerviel |Bruno Philip

Culture Art Subscribers only Alongside Ming China (1368-1644), whose goldsmith's and silversmith's work is the subject of a refinedexhibition at the Guimet Museum, Paris, until January 13, visitors are invited to take a great leap back in time to discover Tang China, the dynasty that reigned from the 7th to the 10th century, succeeding the Sui dynasty (581-618), which had unified the country.
French museums and the risk of erasing Tibet

Sep 26, 2024 | lemonde.fr | Bruno Philip

Culture Art Subscribers only The controversy sparked by an op-ed written by eminent French specialists on Tibet and China, published in Le Monde, on August 31, claiming that two major French national museums had "bowed" to Beijing's "wishes" regarding exhibiting Tibetan art objects, continues to make waves in these circles.
Le risque d’effacement du Tibet à l’œuvre dans les musées français

Sep 25, 2024 | lemonde.fr | Bruno Philip

La polémique suscitée par la parution dans Le Monde, le 31 août, d’une tribune écrite par d’éminents tibétologues et sinologues français affirmant que deux grands musées nationaux ont « courbé l’échine » devant les « desiderata » de Pékin, à propos de l’exposition d’objets d’art tibétains, continue de faire des vagues dans les milieux concernés.
India challenged by China in its 'sphere of influence'

Sep 7, 2024 | lemonde.fr | Bruno Philip

Opinion India Beijing's rapid ascent to power in the early 21st century has disrupted the balance of power in South Asia, compelling New Delhi to reassess its foreign policy strategy. 3 min read Lire en français Subscribers only The pathetic end to the reign of Bangladesh's prime minister Sheikh Hasina forced her to flee her country hurriedly in early August, to escape a rampaging mob threatening to lynch her in her palace. This was bad news for India.
L’Inde défiée par la Chine dans sa " sphère d’influence "

Sep 4, 2024 | lemonde.fr | Bruno Philip

La pathétique fin de règne de la première ministre du Bangladesh Sheikh Hasina, forcée de fuir précipitamment son pays, début août, pour échapper à une foule déchaînée menaçant de la lyncher en son palais, est une mauvaise nouvelle pour l’Inde.
Muhammad Yunus, the 'banker to the poor' turned Bangladeshi government leader

Aug 9, 2024 | lemonde.fr | Bruno Philip

International Bangladesh Subscribers only To understand the remarkable journey of Muhammad Yunus, the "banker to the poor" who was thrust to the helm of Bangladesh by a bloody popular revolution, one must look back to the mid-1970s. At that time, Yunus was an economics professor at the University of Chittagong, in the major southern port city of Bangladesh.
Bangladesh : pour Muhammad Yunus, " banquier des pauvres ", une accession tardive et surprise au pouvoir

Aug 8, 2024 | lemonde.fr | Bruno Philip

Pour prendre la mesure de la saisissante destinée du « banquier des pauvres », Muhammad Yunus, ce Prix Nobel de la paix 2006 qu’une révolution populaire et sanglante vient de propulser à la tête du Bangladesh – il a prêté serment, jeudi 8 août, en tant que chef du gouvernement intérimaire –, il faut remonter au milieu des années 1970.
Bangladesh: The fall of a dynasty

Aug 7, 2024 | lemonde.fr | Bruno Philip

International Bangladesh Subscribers only Sheikh Hasina, the Bangladeshi prime minister who had to flee her country on Monday, August 5, was, all at once, the daughter of the hero of Bangladesh's war of independence against Pakistan; one of the figures behind the democratization of a country that had long been locked down by authoritarianism; and the architect of a relative economic boom for this young nation that was once synonymous with overpopulation and misery.
Nguyen Phu Trong, symbol of Vietnamese authoritarianism, dies in Hanoi

Jul 19, 2024 | lemonde.fr | Bruno Philip

Obituaries Asia and Pacific Subscribers only He was known to be very ill, but his death is yet another development in a series of unexpected events at the top of the Vietnamese state apparatus: The general secretary of the Communist Party of Vietnam (CPV), Nguyen Phu Trong, died in Hanoi on the afternoon of Friday, July 19, at age 80.