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The unravelling of the social fabric, distrust, atomisation. How a society stops trusting itself.
SocialCREP/SOC-01PRJFriedrich Von Hessler wanted for murder
A bombshell in the world of technology and genetics: Friedrich Von Hessler, a widely respected genius, is now wanted for the alleged murder of his wife, Elena.
SocialCREP/SOC-02PRJPost-vaccination fertility collapse: Europe launches a gamete collection campaign
Faced with a dramatic fertility decline linked to vaccination, Europe is initiating a sweeping campaign to collect sperm and eggs in order to safeguard its demographic future.
SocialCREP/SOC-03PRJThe post-vaccination fertility collapse
In 2027, the mandatory vaccination campaign against Virus X triggered a drastic decline in fertility - a devastating blow to a world population already in crisis.
SocialCREP/SOC-04PRJThe emergence of Virus X in 2027: a Covid-19 mutation and the global response
In 2027, the world faces a new health challenge: Virus X, a mutation of Covid-19. Discover the emergency measures and the mobilisation of mRNA vaccine technologies.
SocialCREP/SOC-05PRJSchool, culture, family: seven decisions in the Thomas More report
From the 1975 comprehensive-school reform to the 2025 EVARS sex-education program, by way of the 1982 Lang decree and marriage equality, the Institut Thomas More report reads seven decisions on school, culture and family as chapters of the same decline narrative. Second installment of our annotated reading.
SocialCREP/SOC-06PRJImmigration and borders: seven decisions in the Thomas More report
From 1976 family-reunification rights to the Constitutional Council's 2018 'principle of fraternity' ruling, by way of the Creil headscarf affair, Schengen and state medical aid, the Institut Thomas More report reads seven decisions as stages of the same process. Third installment - the most sensitive in this series.
SocialCREP/SOC-07PRJOil Without Shock: France Bets Everything on Nuclear for Its Energy Sovereignty
The war in Iran foreshadowed a new global oil shock. It never happened — and this non-event speaks volumes about the power dynamics structuring today's energy market.
SocialCREP/SOC-08PRJFranco-German Nuclear Exercise: Macron Locks in His Deterrence Doctrine Before Leaving the Élysée
With less than a year left in his term, Emmanuel Macron is committing France to an unprecedented military pooling with Germany, involving the Bundeswehr for the first time in a deterrence ex
SocialCREP/SOC-09PRJThe Coming Nationalization: The Quiet Return of the Shareholder State
Under the guise of energy security and geopolitical rivalries, governments of both the right and left are reclaiming control of strategic assets. Neither a return to Marxism nor Trump-style protectionism,
SocialCREP/SOC-10PRJJuly 14, 2026: What Military Parades Reveal About the Ongoing Geopolitical Shift
Thirteen months apart, Moscow and Paris will have staged two rival visions of the global order. Between Red Square and the Champs-Élysées, the military parade is no longer a commemorative rit
SocialCREP/SOC-11PRJIndividualism and Precariousness: A Report Documents the Silent Weakening of the French Family
A report by the Center for Studies on Family and Social Solidarities (CESOF) paints a worrying picture: a decline in marital commitment, rising individualism, and economic precariousness
SocialCREP/SOC-12PRJSweden Breaks with Unconditional Welcome: The Official End of a Model
Two immigration reforms that came into force on July 12 and 13 mark a clear turning point in Sweden's reception policy: the abolition of permanent residency permits for several categories