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President Emmanuel Macron's recent speech in Paris offered a profound vision on the future of Europe, echoing the gravity and existential risks that the continent faces. His reflections bring to mind the sagacity of Charles de Gaulle in 1968, who famously articulated, 'J'ai une certaine idée de la France.' Macron's parallel assertion, 'J'ai une certaine idée de l'Europe,' not only aligns with De Gaulle's historic sentiment but reinvigorates it in the context of today's challenges. This intersection of history and vision underscores the pressing need for thoughtful leadership as Europe navigates its uncertain path forward. https://lnkd.in/gV-qT4PE

De Gaulle's Legacy: The Future of France in the Wake of Losing a Descendant Amiral Philippe De Gaulle France, a country with a rich historical and cultural heritage, has often looked to its past heroes for guidance during times of uncertainty. Among these figures, General Charles de Gaulle stands out as a pillar of French resilience and vision. But, in a parallel world where France faces the loss of a descendant of the General, such as a son who followed in his father's footsteps in serving the nation, how would the country react? This article explores the implications of such a fictional event and its potential impact on the future of France. **The Legacy of General De Gaulle:** Charles de Gaulle is not just a name in history books; he is synonymous with determination, patriotism, and vision for a better future. His recommendations and actions have shaped modern France, including its position on the international stage, its domestic policies, and its role in the building of the European Union. **The Impact of Losing a Descendant:** The disappearance of a member of the de Gaulle family, especially a son who served the nation with honor, would be a moment of national sadness and reflection. It could revive the debate on de Gaulle's values and their relevance in contemporary France. Issues of sovereignty, national independence, and leadership in a changing world would be at the heart of discussions. **The Future of France:** In this future, France might choose to turn to the lessons of the past to navigate the present. General de Gaulle's recommendations on autonomy, resilience, and the importance of balanced international relations could serve as a compass. The nation might also reaffirm its commitment to the principles of liberty, equality, and fraternity, seeking to strengthen its alliances while respecting its own strategic interests. **Conclusion:** Even in the hypothetical scenario of losing a descendant of de Gaulle, the spirit and values of the General continue to resonate in the hearts of the French people. The future of France, shaped by the lessons of the past but facing the challenges of the future, remains a living testament to de Gaulle's legacy. In these reflective times, France can remember that the principles of its great leader are more relevant than ever. Peacefully Connected Musée de l'Armée - Hôtel national des Invalides Presidence de la Republique de france NATO

NEW Ipsos UK. Three things to know 1. Among over 55s, support for monarchy vs republic is 81% v 15%. For under 35s, it's 49% v 36% 2. King Charles' satisfaction scores are on the up. He's on 63% satisfied, 19% dissatisfied 3. Prince William's scores are even better: 74% satisfied, 10% dissatisfied Details: https://lnkd.in/e38iGpHW

A well-deserved recognition of his competent leadership. Back during my teenage years, Sunway area was only abandoned mining land and the Sunway Group occupied a basement office in PJ State. Under his disciplined and purposeful leadership, Sunway Group gathered momentum by momentum. However, unlike many other diversified businesses, Sunway maintained strength in every industry it gets involved in. Sunway in no doubt contributed to the growth of Subang Jaya. His strategy of concentric circles of growth around a strong core is an example of long term pursuit requiring consistency of vision and calculated risks mitigated by focused effort. It shows how breaking away from long standing traditions is needed to make breakthroughs. It is also a tale of operational vigilance. Over half of private colleges and universities in the country are illiquid. But then there are many schools of thoughts about how to run colleges. An analysis of how his college was run would be a study in innovativeness. Like the successful institutions in the west - many are stuck in plateaus while those that are innovative in market focus, curriculums and delivery methods rise at 45-degree growth charts. Constantly changing policies and repackaging of tired old thoughts would not have turned abandoned mines into economic generators. This is the sort of leadership we need or need to learn from. ..

I’m reading a book about being a chairman and it describes one of the key areas as being a diplomat. The Oxford definition is this: Diplomat A person who can deal with others in a sensitive and tactful way. So hit me with your best books to improve my skill level in the area. #diplomat #diplomats #Chairman #chairman #chair #chairwoman

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"Thrilled to have participated in the Model United Nations at Vardhman International School as a delegate representing Gulam Nabi Azad. Over the course of two days on August 21st and 22nd, 2023 I engaged in passionate debates, collaborated with peers, and explored solutions to pressing global issues. Grateful for the opportunity to develop my diplomatic skills at such a young age! #MUN #YouthLeadership #GlobalEngagement"

France has one last chance to get off the Titanic and embrace its forgotten anti-Malthusian legacy. With the 60th anniversary of De Gaulle's recognition of China on Jan 27th, it is useful to explore some major historic lessons https://lnkd.in/e3yWiXsT

💰Who are the World’s Richest Monarchs? Asia's Monarchs Lead the World's Wealthiest Sovereigns Interesting facts - Thailand’s King Maha Vajiralongkorn owns the Golden Jubilee Diamond, the world’s largest cut and faceted diamond (545.67 carats). The king's fortune used to belong to the Crown, but Vajiralongkorn took control of royal assets in 2018. - The Sultan of Brunei owns a massive collection of 7,000 cars worth over $5 billion. This includes many specially commissioned Ferraris, such as the 1988 F90. - Liechtenstein is the world’s fourth-smallest country, bordering Austria and Switzerland. It has an area of just 160 square km (62 square miles). Link: https://lnkd.in/dgrjfAZB #Monarchs #wealthsovereigns

👑 I witnessed a historic transition in Denmark this weekend with Queen Margrethe II abdicating and Crown Prince Frederik ascending as King Frederik X, it's a moment that reminds us of the power of legacy and change. This event isn't just a page in the history books; it's a symbol of progression and evolution. 🌍 In 2024, as we embrace new leadership and new eras, let's also make it the year of action. We face global challenges that require decisive action - climate change, economic disparities, and the urgent need to protect against IT-crimes. 🔥 This year should be about translating our discussions into actions. Just as Denmark steps into a new chapter, we too can step up to make tangible changes. Whether it's in sustainability, inclusivity, or technological security, let's make 2024 the year we move from words to deeds. #Leadership #GlobalAction #Denmark #KingFrederikX #NewEra