After being elected in a landslide, Barack Obama now faces a new task : setting up the new administration that will govern the United States for the four coming years. >> lire la suite

Obama has won. But now what ? He has no time to celebrate since major challenges are ahead of him. >> lire la suite

Three questions to Axel Krause, journalist, former correspondent for Business Week and the International Herald Tribune in Paris. >> lire la suite

On November 4th, Barack Obama could become the next president of the United States. In African diplomatic or intellectual circles, people are convinced that his African policy will  be no different than that of his predecessors. >> lire la suite

After 18 months of campaigning, the Democrat Barack Obama and the Republican John McCain have started their final contest this morning. Tomorrow, the Americans will choose their president for a new four-year-term. The two candidates decided to take advantage of each second of this crucial day. >> lire la suite

Obama mania must not blind his supporters. The senator for Illinois hasn’t reached the White House yet. Some doubts can still change the results. >> lire la suite

The American health care system is one of the most expensive in the world. One of the most inegalitarian and ineffective too. >> lire la suite

During three presidential debates, the word "immigration" was mentioned only once, and there was no further discussion. We could say that “immigration” has been largely ignored in the presidential race this time. The immigration issue which was a hot topic last year has turned to be a political hot potato that no one wants to talk about. >> lire la suite