diplomacy&development

I remember my first meeting with the spokesperson of the International Criminal Court about three years ago in Kinshasa Paul Madidi, at the representative seat of the court in the Congolese capital located on King Baudouin Avenue opposite the German embassy where I used to make media covers in the municipality of Gombe. That day, it was for me to carry out journalistic routine on behalf of my radio magazine "Culture and Community" which was to look the next Saturday about the ICC. It was therefore a question of doing with Paul in the context of a portrait interview an overview of the activities of the court in the DRC. And I asked him the questions mortal commons put me in the shoes of an ignorant to make the most of this representative of the Institution sitting in The Hague in the Netherlands. "Would not there be a complicity of the court for the arrest of some African leaders in order to handicap them politically in complicity with the authorities in p

Dr. Peter van Ham, Senior Researcher at CLINGENDAEL INSTITUTE in The Hague, Kingdoms of the Netherlands. 1. What do you think of the British decision to leave the European Union? What were the root causes of this difficult decision? The decision of the UK to leave the EU has obviously caused a shock wave across Europe. It sends a clear message: the current route of the EU towards a federal Europe is not widely shared by the average citizen; Not only in the UK, but in many EU Member States. The main reason for the British people is to regain control, that is to say, to make decisions on important issues that affect their daily lives themselves, rather than the economic and political elites who have lost a lot of their credibility. The key question was not migration as such.  For the United Kingdom, the resumption of control implies that they can set the rules and regulations for people entering their territory who can claim citizenship in their own Parliament rather t

The 25 congolese journalists from Democratic Republic of Congo were invited by the Chinese gouvernement throught the Chinese Ministry of Trade to participate in a Seminar for Radio and Television 25 congolese journalists from Democratic Republic of Congo were invited by the Chinese gouvernement throught the Chinese Ministry of Trade to participate in a Seminar for Radio and Television including News papers and Online news based on the practices followed in Chinese medias particularly in the town of Changsha one of the beautiful region in the province of Hunan. During the 21 days spent in China, started from 13 August to 2 September 2019, the congolese professionals of medias have had occasions throught the organiser which was the Professional Institute of External Trade of Hunan who hosted them, to get some knowledge about the organization of media groups working in Radio, Television, News-Papers and Online in China and they took several times to visit touristical plac