The current state of unpredictability and hostility in international affairs is forcing actors to modify their approaches to their neighbours. As the new international order, based on multi-polarity and regional cooperation continues to take shape, the Eurasian continent remains firmly at the heart of this transformation. One of the key …
Read More »Dix d’un coup
L’OCS peut ce que l’OTAN ne peut pas : désamorcer les hostilités en assurant une «sécurité indivisible» à ses États membres eurasiatiques et de par le monde multipolaire. Les ministres de la Défense des dix membres de l’Organisation de coopération de Shanghai (OCS) se sont réunis la semaine dernière à …
Read More »Rafael Grossi, patron de l’AIEA, utilisé par les États-Unis et Israël pour lancer leur guerre contre l’Iran
Rafael Grossi, le directeur général de l’Agence international de l’Énergie atomique (AIEA) a permis que son agence soit instrumentalisée par les États-Unis et Israël – un État nucléaire non déclaré, en violation de longue date des règles de l’AIEA – pour fabriquer un prétexte leur permettant d’attaquer l’Iran, malgré que …
Read More »The IAEA’s MOSAIC weapon: Predictive espionage and the war on Iran
Ever since Israel launched its illegal war of aggression against Iran on 13 June, speculation has swirled around the role played by MOSAIC – a tool created by shadowy spy-tech firm Palantir. This software has been deeply embedded within the International Atomic Energy Agency’s (IAEA) operations, particularly its “safeguarding” mission: …
Read More »How Turkiye’s eastward ambitions serve the Atlanticist order
Since the onset of the 21st century, Turkiye’s foreign policy agenda has shifted decisively eastward, charting a course through Central and South Asia. This transformation signals more than a revival of Ottoman-era influence. It reveals a layered geopolitical project anchored in Pan-Turanist nationalism, Muslim Brotherhood-aligned political Islam, and strategic deployment …
Read More »From the War of the Cities to True Promise 3: Iran’s ballistic program and the path to networked deterrence
The Islamic Republic’s long-range missile doctrine is not just a tale of arsenal accumulation, but a four-decade transformation from survivalist improvisation to operational supremacy in the face of western and Israeli air dominance. Under a regional sky long dominated by US and Israeli air and intelligence superiority, Iran made a …
Read More »Israeli pilots dumped ‘unused bombs’ over Gaza during Iran strikes: Report
Israeli officials described the move as a resource-saving measure, but the result was intensified bombing of Gaza by jets returning from unrelated missions Israeli fighter pilots returning from air defense missions during the 12-day war with Iran were routinely authorized to unload their leftover munitions on the Gaza Strip, according …
Read More »Refusing the leash: How Iraq shut its skies to Tel Aviv and held the line with Washington
As a tentative ceasefire holds between Iran and Israel, Baghdad digs in – asserting sovereignty, pushing back on airspace violations, and refusing to be the ignition point for renewed regional war. Refusing the leash: How Iraq shut its skies to Tel Aviv and held the line with WashingtonAs a tentative …
Read More »2000 ISIS militants active in Syria’s desert
An estimated 2,000 Islamic State (ISIS) militants remain active in Syria’s vast desert regions, a spokesperson for a faction aligned with the Kurdish-led Syrian Democratic Forces (SDF) warned in an interview with Rudaw, highlighting the group’s ongoing efforts to regroup. The US-backed SDF serves as the de facto army of …
Read More »Espionnage pour le compte de l’ennemi : méfiez-vous des organisations «intergouvernementales»
Le 13 juin, l’entité sioniste a mené une attaque militaire criminelle et non provoquée contre l’Iran. Bien que son impact ait été limité, la riposte de Téhéran ayant été bien plus dévastatrice, l’assassinat ciblé par Israël d’un certain nombre de scientifiques nucléaires iraniens indique que Tel-Aviv connaissait leur identité et …
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