Quand l’infiltration devient une arme, seule la discipline d’État empêche l’implosion. Il faut sortir du commentaire superficiel et regarder le cas chinois avec la froideur d’un stratège. Ce qui se déroule au sommet de la hiérarchie militaire chinoise n’est pas une simple chronique de corruption, encore moins un «fait divers …
Read More »Purge dans l’armée chinoise : un évènement sans précédent
Selon un reportage de la chaîne de télévision d’État chinoise CCTV diffusé le 24, le ministère chinois de la Défense nationale a annoncé que Zhang Youxia et Liu Zhenli, membre de la Commission militaire centrale et chef d’état-major des armées, ont été inculpés de graves violations disciplinaires et d’activités illégales …
Read More »China’s latest naval moves in the Western Hemisphere put Brazil in the diplomatic spotlight
Brazil’s decision to allow a Chinese military hospital ship to dock in Rio de Janeiro could provide a case study of how Beijing is expanding its naval presence in the Western Hemisphere. It also demonstrates how regional powers are dealing with the pressures arising from the intensifying competition between the …
Read More »Pakistan’s Reportedly Planned Arms Deal With Sudan Presages Problems For The UAE In Africa
Pakistan is functioning as the force multiplier in the Saudi-Turkish-Egyptian proxy campaign against the UAE in Africa that it’s finally participating in after sitting on the sidelines for so long. Reuters recently reported that “Pakistan nears $1.5 billion deal to supply weapons, jets to Sudan”, which follows last month’s report …
Read More »La stratégie chinoise en matière de minéraux critiques en Afrique
La Chine a acquis une position dominante dans le secteur des minéraux critiques en Afrique grâce à des investissements à long terme dans les capacités d’extraction et de raffinage, ce qui rend difficile pour les pays africains de progresser dans la chaîne de valeur. La demande mondiale en minéraux critiques …
Read More »North Korea’s Strategic Bet: Why Pyongyang Chose to Side With Russia in the Ukraine Conflict
The active military support of North Korea for Russia in the Ukrainian War has been a major shift in the foreign policy strategy of Pyongyang. It has long been recognized for its reluctance in participating in any international conflict through more than mere rhetorical support. North Korea has now leveraged …
Read More »UN report says Taliban absorbed former fighters from terrorist groups into security ranks
Taliban have absorbed former fighters from various terrorist groups into their local security forces to draw on their combat experience, a United Nations sanctions monitoring report says, warning that the practice raises concerns about infiltration and ideological alignment within their ranks. In its latest comprehensive report covering developments through Dec. …
Read More »China is overplaying its hand on rare earth materials
When President Trump travels to Beijing early next year to finalize a new trade deal, China will deploy one of its favorite pressure tactics: restricting exports of rare earth elements. Last month, The New York Times’s Thomas Friedman warned that China’s threat to cut off rare earth exports could “trump …
Read More »Xi-Trump Pause on Rare-Earths Tariff Shields AI Bubble Temporarily
At the Xi-Trump meeting, China paused rare-earths curbs for a year and pledged to refine detailed plans, offering a cautious sip of a bitter cup ahead. On 10 October, a remark made by China’s former leader Deng Xiaoping was recalled around the world, becoming a focal point of commentary across …
Read More »EU envoy says Russia’s recognition of Taliban is unhelpful
Gilles Bertrand, the European Union’s special envoy for Afghanistan, in an exclusive interview with Amu described Russia’s recognition of the Taliban as an “unhelpful” move, warning it could undermine international consensus and embolden unilateral actions. Bertrand said that engagement with the Taliban should be conditional on respect for Afghanistan’s international …
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