Le Figaro opinion: Trump's struggles, Iran-Israel-US conflict, and reflections on Nowak's death

This collection of opinion pieces from Le Figaro offers critical perspectives on pressing global and domestic issues. Philippe Gélie's editorial examines the political and economic struggles faced by Donald Trump, suggesting that his ambitions are being thwarted across various fronts, from trivial matters to significant international power dynamics.

In a separate tribune, historian Yves Bomati analyzes the complex conflict involving Iran, Israel, and the United States. Bomati posits that the ongoing tensions reveal a fundamental clash between distinct conceptions of time, contrasting the Western "civilization of urgency" with other approaches. He argues that the American entanglement highlights the limitations of this urgent approach.

Furthermore, lawyer Gilles-William Goldnadel contributes a tribune reflecting on the death of Henry Nowak. In contrast to the widespread global reaction following George Floyd's death, Goldnadel notes a more subdued response from political and media circles to Nowak's demise. He analyzes the circumstances surrounding Nowak's killing by a Sikh individual in England last December, prompting a discussion on public reactions to different incidents.