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Géorgie : Le coup d’État raté de l’Union européenne

Suite de la série Toute élection remportée par quelqu’un qui n’aime pas l’OTAN est qualifiée d’«ingérence russe». Le cas de la Géorgie. Mikhaïl Kavelashvili, anti-occidental, élu président de la Géorgie. L’ancien président Salomé Zourabichvili, pro-occidental, refuse de lui laisser la place Partout en Occident où les peuples ne votent pas …

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What’s At Stake In Ukraine: European Security In A Broader Context – Analysis

Virtually all of the commentary on Russia’s aggression against Ukraine has focused on those two states to the exclusion of the vital importance of this war for the neighboring regions of Belarus and the Balkans. This essay addresses the significance of the war for these areas and emphasizes that this …

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The Western Balkans At A Crossroads: An Old War From In New Geopolitical Compositions – OpEd

Hybrid warfare has made the transition from being a purely theoretical concern to a multifaceted and pervasive strategy that fundamentally affects the structure of modern societies. It has transcended the boundaries of propaganda and disinformation, by transforming these tools into powerful weapons to influence democratic processes and government decision-making. In …

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