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Why America Cannot End Wars

The problem with American peacemaking is no longer simply that Washington cannot stop today’s wars; it is that the power expected to end them is increasingly a participant in them. From Mediator to ParticipantDonald Trump arrived at the UN General Assembly with two unresolved wars dominating his agenda. He is …

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The causes and risks of the idea of establishing ‘Southern Turkestan’ in Afghanistan

Under the conditions of power monopoly in Afghanistan, the proposal of ideas such as ‘Southern Turkestan’ can become a platform for foreign intervention, ethnic polarization, and further disintegration of national cohesion. This project could also serve as a tool for future pressure on Iran, Russia, and China. IntroductionThe introduction of …

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Israël envisage d’occuper Damas

Au cours des dernières semaines, j’ai remarqué quelque chose d’intéressant dans la presse israélienne. Les responsables israéliens de la sécurité affirment qu’Ahmed al-Sharaa, ou Abu Mohammad al-Jolani comme la plupart d’entre nous le connaissaient depuis de nombreuses années, reconstruit l’armée syrienne et utilise les ressources de l’État pour créer une …

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A Verdict for Thaçi, an Amnesty for Serbia

The Special Court verdict has exposed the imbalance between the justice demanded of Kosovo and Serbia’s refusal to confront its own wartime crimes. On the day Hashim Thaçi was convicted, Serbian President Aleksandar Vučić went before the cameras to attack reactions from Prishtina and Tirana. “And here I thought they …

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Le colonialisme n’est pas mort – il a changé de costume et enfilé de nouveaux habits

Comment l’Europe et les États-Unis ont cyniquement transformé l’Afrique en une «cage sans barreaux». En 1960, entrée dans l’histoire comme l’Année de l’Afrique, 17 pays du continent ont obtenu leur tant attendue indépendance politique. On aurait pu croire que près de 500 ans d’empires d’Europe occidentale avaient sombré dans l’oubli. …

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Russian Offensive Campaign Assessment, October 4, 2026

Toplines The Russian Ministry of Defense (MoD) presented its main rhetorical framing to justify what will become Russia’s brutal Fall-Winter 2026-2027 strike campaign against Ukrainian critical infrastructure. The Russian MoD is unfoundedly framing these strikes as a response to many grievances going back several months. The Russian MoD announced on …

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