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Weekly column on contemporary history ("L'histoire du temps présent") in Luxembourg newspaper Tageblatt, here on the end of international sanctions against Iran

Weekly column on contemporary history ("L'histoire du temps présent") in Luxembourg newspaper Tageblatt, here on Ed Maroldts book on development of Esch-sur-Alzette during the last 20 years

The training workshop at the ‘Institut de formation de l'Éducation nationale’, entitled ‘Teaching about Europe: digital resources and tools’, was aimed at teachers in Luxembourg. The workshop particularly focused on the potential of the ‘MyPublications’ tool, available in the Digital Toolbox on cvce.eu. This tool enables teachers to reuse, customise and share the wide range of archive resources and explanatory articles available in the various collections on cvce.eu so that they can use them in a classroom setting by creating their own sequences of documents.

The article treats the current development of the Russian community in Luxembourg and its three main bases: religion, language and traditions.

Weekly column on contemporary history ("L'histoire du temps présent") in Luxembourg newspaper Tageblatt, here on President Hollandes plan to take away French citizenship from dual nationals convicted of terrorism

Interview de Michel Camdessus, directeur du Trésor en France de 1982 à 1984, gouverneur de la Banque de France de 1984 à 1987 et directeur général du Fonds monétaire international (FMI) de 1987 à 2000, réalisée par le Centre Virtuel de la Connaissance sur l'Europe (CVCE) dans le cadre du projet de recherche "Pierre Werner et l'Europe" le 8 octobre 2015 à Paris.

The ePublication ‘Decolonisation: geopolitical issues and impact on the European integration process’ explores the key moments in the disintegration of the European colonial empires, with a particular emphasis on French and British decolonisation, and looks at how this process of decolonisation influenced the European integration process. The ePublication begins by outlining the main stages in decolonisation after 1945, illustrated by specific examples.

In a speech delivered on the occasion of the signing of an association agreement between Greece and the EEC in July 1961, the Vice President of the European Commission, Jean Rey, asked “What country more than Greece, which people more than the Greek people were worthy of becoming the Community’s first associate?” This article offers an overview of Greece’s participation in the European construction process.