Revue de presse ANGLAIS Semaine du 17 au 23 décembre 2012

Revue de presse ANGLAIS
Semaine du 17 au 23 décembre 2012
Time – December 17, 2012
Newsweek – December 17, 2012
Globe
How the U.S. Can Save Syria : Our experts weigh in on
what the U.S. must do to stop the bloodshed.
Women in the world
In the land of Invisible Women (by Janine di Giovanni) :
The Arab Spring gave Yemen’s women a public voice and
a visible face. But the revolution has faded without
changing anything for millions who are married too young
and shut away in mud huts for the rest of their lives.
The End of Pasta (by Mark Hertsgaard) : Temperatures
are rising. Rainfalls are shifting. Droughts are
intensifying. What will we eat when wheat won’t grow.
World
Imran Khan's Game Plan (by Aryn Baker) : Pakistan's
greatest sporting hero believes he will be the next prime
minister. Would he lead his country to redemption or
ruin?
The Guardian Weekly – December
21, 2012
United States
Cliff Hanger (By Massimo Calabresi) : What Paul Ryan's
vote on a fiscal-cliff deal will tell us about his political
future—and the direction of the Republican Party.
New Scientist – 22 December 2012
Inside Guardian Weekly
Inside the 21 December edition (by Abby Deveney) :
America's watershed moment? Our exclusive 2012 in
review.
International news
Life expectancy around world shows dramatic rise, study
finds (by Sarah Boseley) : Men are living 11 years longer
and women 12 years compared with 40 years ago,
although health problems are also rising
Discovery
When Homo sapiens hit upon the power of art (by Robin
This week
McKie) : A staggering collection of ice age artefacts from
Twin attack could deliver universal flu vaccine (by museums across Europe will showcase the explosion of
Debora MacKenzie) : A UNIVERSAL vaccine. It is the stuff technical and imaginative skill that experts say marked
of dreams for flu scientists...
the human race's discovery of art
Opinion Interview
Your consciousness is your affair, says drug crusader : We
need to probe the effects of narcotics and rewrite our
drug laws, says Amanda Feilding, who set up her own
think tank to do just that.
Financial Times Weekend Edition – Courrier International – n°1155 –
22/23 December 2012
Du 20 décembre 2012 au 02
janvier 2013
World News
Business freedoms help change face of Myanmar (by
Gwen Robinson) : Reforms have encouraged young
entrepreneurs but many obstacles remain.
Entrepreneurs join Depardieu in exodus amid rising
French tax (by Hugh Carnegy, Scheherazade Daneshkhu) :
Pais is under pressure as wealth creators pack bags.
Companies
Instagram's big photo opportunity (by Emily Steel) : focus
on the growth of Facebook's app, which is much loved by
marketers.
Controverse : Faut-il mettre les jeux vidéo au musée ?
Le Musée d'Art Moderne de New York (MoMA) vient
d'annoncer l'acquisition de 14 jeux vidéo – et a ouvert,
dans la foulée, un débat passionné sur l'essence de l'art.
OUI – Comme l'art, ils posent des questions (by John
Maeda) (Wired, San Francisco)
NON – Ils ne portent pas une « vision personnelle » (by
Jonathan Jones) (The Guardian, Londres)
Etats-Unis
Marchand d'apocalypse, un métier d'avenir (by Keith
O'Brien) : Exploitant la crainte d'une catastrophe
naturelle ou même de la fin du monde, de nombreux
entrepreneurs exhortent les Américains à stocker des
vivres et à s'initier à l'art de la survie. (The New York
Times Magazine, New York)