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After the SDF: What comes next for Syria’s Kurds?

Damascus, Syria – The Syrian Democratic Forces (SDF) were dissolved by their commander-in-chief, Mazloum Abdi, on 25 August, bringing an end to Rojava, a 14-year-old experiment in autonomous self-administration in northeast Syria. Abdi is to take up a new role as a special adviser to President Ahmed al-Sharaa, whilst the …

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Cold‑War Geopolitical Map Is Fraying: AI Is Rewriting Power Before Our Eyes

My core argument is straightforward: frameworks forged during the Cold War are not merely outdated—they can become actively dangerous as guides to a world being reshaped by artificial intelligence. Today’s strategists risk preparing to fight yesterday’s conflicts, while tomorrow’s power dynamics are being framed inside data centres—and, one day, potentially …

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Europe and the Conflict in Ukraine: A Changing Historical Context

Throughout the military-political crisis surrounding Ukraine, Western Europe’s position has remained ambiguous. On the one hand, its leaders oppose Russia in word and deed by every means available to them; on the other, they continually proclaim their desire to begin a diplomatic dialogue. It must be admitted that, if we …

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Katz to Sharaa: Golan Is Integral Part of Israel

Israeli Defense Minister Israel Katz responded to Syrian President Ahmed al-Sharaa’s assertion that the Golan Heights are Syrian territory, saying the strategic plateau in northeastern Syria is an “integral and eternal part of Israel.” Katz said, according to The Times of Israel on Wednesday, September 23, that the Israeli army …

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Briser l’étau

L’encerclement d’Israël, la fabrique de la légitimité et le coût états-unien, 2023-2026 Le 7 octobre 2023 est communément présenté comme le point de départ de la séquence régionale qui a suivi. Cette chronologie est trompeuse. Elle prend un déclencheur pour une cause et masque ce qui se jouait réellement : …

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