Politique internationale

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Politique internationale is a French political affairs journal, dedicated in particular to international relations. Over the past 32 years, Politique Internationale has been recognized as one of the influential French-language publications addressing international issues. It has published interviews with leaders both from France such as (Nicolas Sarkozy,[1] Jacques Chirac, Bernard Kouchner,[2] Valéry Giscard d’Estaing, Jean-Claude Trichet[3]…) and the entire world (George Bush, Bill et Hillary Clinton,[4] Angela Merkel,[5] José Manuel Barroso,[6] Tony Blair, José Maria Aznar, Alvaro Uribe, Luiz Inacio Lula, Benyamin Netanyahou,[7] Mohammad Khatami,[8] Hosni Moubarak, Abdallah de Jordanie, Nelson Mandela…).

The readers of Politique Internationale include decision leaders from around the world in politics, industry, business, finance and media.

Sold almost exclusively by subscription, Politique Internationale is a quarterly review, and is always published on the same four dates every year. Winter: 25 January; Spring: 25 April; Summer: 5 July; Fall: 25 October

The Politique Internationale Board brings together 150 bankers and industrialists.

Politique Internationale organizes eight to ten Breakfast Round Tables a year, bringing together members of the Board and a Guest of Honor, such as François Fillon, Christine Lagarde, Dominique Strauss-Kahn, Bernard Kouchner, George Bush, Helmut Kohl, Alvaro Uribe, Silvio Berlusconi, Hugo Chávez...

Politique Internationale edits Special Reports written in several languages. These Special Reports —for example— have covered the People’s Republic of China, Taiwan, Hong Kong, Japan, Switzerland, Greece, Cyprus, Morocco, Romania, Armenia...

The Politique Internationale Prize recognizes a personality from outside France who has demonstrated political courage through his or her actions or writing. Past prizewinners include, among others, Anwar El Sadat, Frederik de Klerk (six months before he received the Nobel Prize) and Jean-Paul II.

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According to the website of Politique internationale, acceeded on summer 2010.

*Counsellors to the direction and heads of foreign bureaux

  • Consulting committee:

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