The first British minister David Cameron impresses with its franchise since taking office. He among others committed a diplomatic incident during his visit to India by accusing Pakistan of being complacent against Islamic terrorism in the region and to be partly responsible for the difficulties of the military mission of NATO in Afghanistan (truth often avoided by diplomacy ...).
In the excerpt below, he talks frankly about the excesses of multiculturalism policy, official policy long favored by all British political parties. This reassessment of multiculturalism seems to be widespread elsewhere in Europe: The Netherlands return to the need to establish clear guidelines (language proficiency, adherence to certain values that are fundamental, etc..) For measuring the successful integration of immigrants, German Chancellor Angela Merkel has proclaimed the "failure of multiculturalism" in his country. David Cameron
Listen, you'll see it also proclaims the need for all companies to clearly establish what Fernand Dumont called "our common grounds," ie of the elements that constitute the basis of our shared public culture ...
hope that this debate is launched in Europe can also influence our own multicultural impasse (see yesterday ...).
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