L’arme nucléaire, étant la plus puissante arme offensive de destruction massive, est simultanément un facteur clé de dissuasion. Cependant, le dilemme de savoir qui doit la posséder et qui ne le doit pas reste l’une des questions centrales de la politique mondiale. Quelle est la situation dans le cas de …
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La nouvelle initiative américaine dans le Caucase et ses répercussions sur l’Europe
Les États-Unis ne se retirent pas réellement des scènes stratégiques : ils modifient leur approche. Si l’intervention directe semble aujourd’hui plus coûteuse et risquée, il reste des outils tels que l’influence politique, les alliances ciblées, la présence militaire sélective et le contrôle des infrastructures clés. C’est dans cette logique qu’il …
Read More »Starmer est fini. Mais les forces obscures qui l’ont porté au pouvoir sont toujours aussi puissantes
Les milieux politiques et médiatiques, qui, il y a peu, vénéraient Mandelson et qui le laissent désormais tomber, sont ceux-là mêmes qui ont passé cinq ans à détruire Corbyn Il y a environ 30 ans, la politique britannique est devenue, à dessein, une boîte noire – une arène où les …
Read More »Middle East Overview: February 2026
Israel intensified its attacks on Gaza and Lebanon, deadly state repression across Iran halts protests, and violence escalated between state forces and the SDF in northern Syria. Gaza: Violence escalates amid the US launch of phase 2 of the Gaza peace plan Violence intensified in Gaza in January, with the …
Read More »A Third Temple In Jerusalem: Why Three Faiths – And The World – Are On Edge
The first Friday Ramadan prayers at Al-Aqsa since the Israel-Hamas ceasefire have revived the Third Temple debate. Here’s why Jerusalem’s Temple Mount keeps the world on edge. An image plastered across dailies this Saturday morning showed thousands of Muslim devotees offering their prayers on the first Friday of Ramadan at …
Read More »The growing Saudi-UAE power struggle in the Horn of Africa
What began as a quiet divergence between Saudi Arabia and the UAE now risks escalating into an overt struggle for dominance across the Horn of Africa The rift between Saudi Arabia and the United Arab Emirates (UAE) has erupted beyond subtle divergences into a more overt and consequential rivalry. While …
Read More »Trump’s Military Options As Iran War Feared: Four Scenarios
There’s been no slowdown to the U.S. military buildup around Iran despite both sides engaging in nuclear talks this week. President Donald Trump has threatened the Islamic Republic with direct action if diplomacy doesn’t produce the desired results. And with a second aircraft carrier group headed to the Gulf, Trump’s …
Read More »What does the U.S. need in Cuba?
After the announcement by US President Donald Trump about the need for a coup d’état in Cuba by the end of 2026 and the introduction of new restrictive measures, including the cancellation of all flights from the United States to Cuba on the Island of Freedom (and not only) regarded …
Read More »Trump splits the West into five parts
In world politics, very rapid and dynamic processes are taking place. This is largely due to Trump’s policy, which brought to the system of international relations a high level of turbulence, unpredictability and radicalness, and events are developing rapidly. Before our eyes, the idea of the collective West, that is, …
Read More »Spotlight on Terrorism: Hezbollah Lebanon and Hezbollah
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