rapprocher

Monsieur le Président, il est ironique que la crise financière ait rapproché l'Islande de l'Union européenne.
Mr President, it is ironic, but the financial crisis has brought Iceland closer to the European Union.
Toutefois, le grand paradoxe du monde actuel est que, bien que cela ait rapproché les peuples et créé de vastes réseaux de connexité et liens d'interdépendance, cela a également engendré des divisions et des désaccords entre les sociétés et en leur sein.
However, the great paradox of today's world is that, while it has brought people closer and created vast networks of connectivity and interdependence, it has also spawned divisions and frictions among and within societies.
Je n'ai pas l'impression que ça nous ait rapproché.
This is not bringing us any closer together.
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