Anatomies of 13/11: the Islamic State and its know-how
Matthieu Suc, journalist with Médiapart's investigations department and author of "Espions de la Terreur" (Harper&Collins)
Is the European Union ready for a common defence?
Against the backdrop of the Belarus crisis, the head of European diplomacy, Josep Borrell, yesterday presented the strategic guidelines for the Common Security and Defence Policy to the foreign affairs ministers at their Council meeting. What does it mean to build the defence of Europe through Europe?
Are private military companies changing the nature of war?

France takes a dim view of the talks between the Malian junta and the private security group Wagner. These developments once again raise the question of the role of such companies in external operations.
Energy transition and sovereignty

"Energy transition and sovereignty": an exceptional guest : Didier HOLLEAUXExecutive Vice-President of the ENGIE Group
The challenges of digital sovereignty

"The challenges of digital sovereignty": a special guest: Marie-Laure Denis, Councillor of State, President of the CNIL and a key witness: Marc Watin-Augouard, Army General of the Gendarmerie (2S)
A Europe that protects

"A Europe that protects": a special guest Pierre Moscovici, First President of the Court of Auditors, and a special guest Sylvie Bermann, Ambassador.
The future of planning

IHedn Mondays" with Mr Jean-Ludovic SILICANI, Honorary State Councillor, Civil Mining Engineer, DEA in Economics, ENA (Class of 1980)
Military and civil society: political transitions in Algeria, Sudan and Venezuela

The events of recent months have once again brought to the fore the importance of balancing the aspirations of civil society with the role of military institutions. To intervene or not to intervene - To support or not to support...
With the participation of :
Marc SEMO, journalist at Le Monde
Paula Vasquez, CNRS research fellow
Anne-Laure Mahé, researcher at IRSEM
Benjamin Stora, historian, President of the Immigration Museum
The de-Westernisation of the world

Lecture by Bertrand Badie, Professor Emeritus at Sciences Po, at the LUNDIS de l'IHedn, on 25 March 2019.
Rebellions, jihads and the Sahel state

Speakers:
Marc SEMO (journalist at Le Monde)
Denis TULL (researcher at IRSEM)
Giovanni ZANOLETTI (researcher at the University of Paris X, Nanterre)
Jean-François BAYART (Professor at the Graduate Institute of International Studies in Geneva)
Nicolas NORMAND (former French ambassador to Mali and Senegal).