Anne Sinclair, the most famous French journalist, meets the French public of London, and delivers an analysis of the current news, at the heart of her last book. A conference preceded by a cocktail.

11 Mai 2017

Bernard-Henri Lévy, French philosopher, activist, and filmmaker, will take you to the front lines of one of the most brutal wars of our time in his newest documentary, The Battle of Mosul. A screening of the film will be followed by a talk and Q&A, with Bernard-Henri Lévy, who will take this occasion to provide us with his unique analysis of our current news (French elections, Brexit, Trump).

For the benefit of SSF (Sauveteurs Sans Frontières / Rescuers without Borders) who provides assistance to refugees in war zones including in Iraq.

A world acclaimed show that retraces the story of the Israeli national anthem by virtuoso pianist Astrith Baltsan in a spectacular performance

Comment « penser » le terrorisme?

Yann Moix, l’homme qui interroge les personnalités françaises à heure de grande écoute, était à Londres le 4 Mars sur le fauteuil de l’interviewé. Il est venu présenter au public français son dernier livre Terreur, sorti aux éditions Grasset. Il nous a livré une réflexion littéraire pour « penser » le terrorisme, là où tous les experts ont démissionné.

Pascal Bruckner nous a livré une puissante réflexion sur les dérives du politiquement correct et de l’antiracisme, au cœur de son dernier livre : « Un racisme imaginaire ».

Débat entre deux experts du Proche-Orient (25/01/2017)

Frédéric Encel, expert du Proche-Orient et auteur du livre Géopolitique de la Nation Française, qui démêlera les intérêts complexes de cette région, l’échec de la doctrine Obama et analysera les implications en France.

François Margolin, cinéaste engagé, qui a rapporté des enseignements de terrain sur le terreau islamiste en Afrique et au Proche-Orient, et a expliqué ce que les autorités françaises veulent cacher en censurant son film Salafiste.

Cours réguliers de philosophie avec Pascal Bacqué

"The Aftermath of Brexit: Could the EU and UK both die?" at the House of Commons with Bernard-Henri Lévy and The Henri Jackson Society.

It was a huge success, with more than 500 people attending. Thank's again for those who participated.

This screening, more than ever, was  essential and of high importance.

Over the last year we have been saying: "je suis Charlie", "I am Bruxelles", "I am Orlando" and unfortunately, last July " I am Nice".  

These words of compassion are important to show that we are united against barbary, but, in the other side ,on the ground, on the battlefield, there is an army fighting against terrorism which is our first line of defence, the Peshmergas of the kurdish people of Irak.

Afternoon tea organised by the Hexagon Society at the Residence of the French Embassy to raise funds for the charity the Tsedaka With the Great Chief Rabbi of France Haim Corsia, and the French Ambassador in the UK Mrs Sylvie Bermann.
Followed by a concert at night.