The results of the first round of the presidential election in France arouse great interest from the other European countries Let us review some reactions of the media and politicians. … Continue reading →

Established in 2012, the British reform of the minimum income social security produced a moderate impact on the return to work, according to a DARES study[1]. Implemented by the Cameron … Continue reading →

Early retirement will soon be possible in Italy. An experiment is being put in place to test a new loan-based financing mode: the APE (Assegno Pensionistico).   Since 2011, the legal … Continue reading →

  Led to make a decision on the controversial CETA, the European Parliament has largely voted for the free trade agreement between the EU and Canada this February 15, 2017. Despite strong opposition from the … Continue reading →

While the General Delegation of Ipse accompanied by Jean Lapeyre is meeting our Scottish partners in Edinburgh to organize the 44th Ipse Meeting, Scotland is experiencing determining times.   With … Continue reading →

After “binge drinking”, we have heard of the “drunkorexia” phenomenon, which consists in eating less, in order to save calories for drinking. Alcohol excesses still are a public health problem, … Continue reading →

L’élection de Donald Trump à la tête de la première puissance économique mondiale a résonné comme une catastrophe aux oreilles de bien des français. Mais pour quelles raisons exactement ? Revenons … Continue reading →

L’Ipse s’évertue à défendre l’idée que « Les mutuelles ne sont pas que des complémentaires santé », et les initiatives de la FNMF en sont une illustration.   Les mutuelles sont des … Continue reading →

“Lampedusa” is a name that inevitably makes think of the hundreds of migrants flocking on the shores- so much so that the inhabitants of the Island would be almost forgotten. … Continue reading →