Driven by a passion for international relations, Céléna focuses specifically on environmental protection, culture, and the challenges of migration and security. Additionally, she takes a keen interest in the United Nations' role in preventing and resolving international conflicts.
Every summer, tens of thousands of cats and dogs are abandoned across Europe, and France holds the record. European animal protection law has been built on two levels: Council of Europe conventions on one side, EU legislation on the other. Citizens' initiatives have pushed it forward, up to the first common rules for cats and dogs adopted in 2026. Yet the law on paper often remains far from what animals actually experience.
Present in our daily lives since the 1950s, PFAS, often referred to as "forever chemicals", have massively invaded the environment and our bodies. On a European scale, the contamination is alarming: tens of millions of citizens are exposed to it, multiplying the health (cancers, lowered immunity) and ecological risks. While the cost of decontamination promises to be staggering, the European Union is attempting to regulate these substances. But faced with legislative slowness, isn't it already too late to act?
Published on December 5, 2024, the new American security strategy marks a break with the functioning of post-1945 international relations. This thirty-three-page document describes Trump's worldview and the role of the United States in this new chapter of history. The report highlights the United States' hostility towards international institutions and its disdain for Europe, understood as a peripheral region in the international arena.
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