Analysis: Israel wants a weak Syria; Turkey wants a stable one. Their competing ambitions are creating a dangerous new faultline for Damascus to manage Damascus – Syria’s Foreign Minister Asaad Al-Shaibani met with Israel’s Mossad chief Roman Gofman in Jordan on 23 August following days of escalating tensions that resulted …
Read More »Le cargo invisible d’Ormuz
Pourquoi le goulot d’étranglement pétrolier le plus célèbre au monde ne concerne pas que le pétrole.Introduction : l’erreur Nous appelons le détroit d’Ormuz un goulot d’étranglement pétrolier parce que le pétrole est la matière première la plus visible. Quand une crise émerge dans les eaux entre l’Iran et Oman, la …
Read More »Suite – Turquie-Qatar-Pakistan : la géopolitique invisible de l’islam politique
Le rapprochement entre la Turquie, le Qatar et le Pakistan ne constitue pas, contrairement à ce qu’une lecture rapide pourrait laisser croire, un «axe des Frères musulmans». La réalité est plus complexe et, pour cette raison même, beaucoup plus intéressante : derrière trois États aux histoires, aux institutions et aux …
Read More »Egypt’s Dangerous Palestinian ‘Unity’ Project to Legitimize Terrorists
The real question, however, is: Unity with whom, and against whom? Why is Hamas being treated as a legitimate political organization rather than a terrorist group that needs to be disarmed, dismantled, and removed from power? Egypt, a key ally of the United States, should be asking these questions. Instead, …
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Dismantling the Hezbollah Infrastructure at the
Ali Taher Ridge to Advance the Ceasefire
Agreement
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Read More »Damascus is misreading Israel’s motives in Syria
Israel’s conduct in Syria since the fall of Assad is commonly described as a “strategy,” or at least a “policy.” It is neither. It is a disorganised product of several impulses, some of them in tension with one another: the trauma of October 7th, a near-total ignorance about the group …
Read More »Syria in Transition – The international community is failing Syria, again
A view through the lens of systems theory Assad is gone and the Geneva process is history. Yet the international governance system that failed Syria for more than a decade has largely survived by adapting itself to a new diplomatic script while leaving its underlying incentive structures intact. Beneath the …
Read More »Turkey Turns Geography into Leverage: The Pipeline That Bypasses Hormuz
Against the backdrop of the blockage of the Strait of Hormuz due to the Iran–US conflict, Turkey and Iraq have agreed to expand the pipeline network, which allows Baghdad to diversify its oil exports and Ankara to strengthen its position as an indispensable energy hub in the region. As the …
Read More »Trump peine à sortir de l’impasse iranienne alors que le Liban redresse la tête et qu’Israël disparaît sous terre
La stratégie souterraine israélienne et l’effondrement psychologique de l’«accord-cadre» : la résistance affirme sa souveraineté tandis que Washington croule sous ses crises.Le contexte stratégique et géopolitique Le discours américano-israélien sur la «dissuasion» s’est complètement effrité alors que nous entrons dans le 72e jour de l’agonie du «protocole d’accord» (vendredi 28 …
Read More »US To End Military Aid To Iraqi Kurds: Report
Key Takeaways:Four sources told the BBC the Pentagon has told Iraqi Kurdish leaders it does not plan to renew Peshmerga aid when the security MoU expires Sept. 30—the same day coalition forces are due to leave Iraq.In FY2026 the Peshmerga (~180,000 troops) received $61 million to counter Daesh; a Pentagon …
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