The Gaza Ceasefire Is Falling Apart. And So Is the American Plan to Expand the Abraham Accords. The Gaza Ceasefire That Is Killing PalestiniansThe ceasefire in Gaza, which took effect on October 10, 2025, was supposed to stop a two-year war. By then, according to Palestinian authorities, more than 72,000 …
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Tehran’s Preparedness for Peace or Multi-Front Warfare
Amid ongoing military-political and economic pressure from the US and Israel, Iran is demonstrating full readiness for fierce resistance and a protracted multi-front war, while simultaneously keeping the door open for a diplomatic settlement on its own terms. US decision-makers have placed a multi-layered approach toward Tehran on their agenda, …
Read More »Le crépuscule d’un empire : l’illusion du repli stratégique dans le Pacifique occidental
Introduction : Le point d’inflexion géopolitique de 2026 — Rééquilibrer les coûts et le pouvoir dans un système hégémonique unipolaire Plus de trois décennies après la fin de la Guerre froide, les États-Unis — s’appuyant sur leur dissuasion nucléaire écrasante, leurs forces aériennes et navales déployées en avant-poste à travers …
Read More »Une goutte d’eau dans l’océan : l’accord de Trump sur le diesel russe… Pourquoi les volumes annoncés sont-ils dérisoires face à la pénurie mondiale de distillats ?
Vendredi soir, Donald Trump a annoncé qu’après un entretien téléphonique avec Vladimir Poutine, la Russie allait exporter du diesel vers les États-Unis et le reste du monde. Le Trésor américain a ensuite accordé une licence générale temporaire levant les sanctions sur le diesel russe jusqu’en avril 2027. Le président a …
Read More »Décrypter les menaces : l’Iran et les options stratégiques des États-Unis
Les défis auxquels sont confrontés l’Iran et les États-Unis au lendemain de l’accord d’Islamabad n’ont pas diminué. Au contraire, ils ont créé les conditions propices à une campagne militaire américaine à haut risque contre les forces navales iraniennes et les installations tactiques de l’Iran dans toute la région. Ce processus …
Read More »Deloitte’s Cyprus Office Helped Abramovich Firms Relocate Billions in Assets in Apparent Bid to Sidestep Tax and Transparency
The Cyprus affiliate of multinational accountancy firm Deloitte signed off on backdated paperwork for companies beneficially owned by Roman Abramovich, which helped the firms retroactively transfer billions of dollars in assets from Cyprus to the British Virgin Islands (BVI) to try to get around tightening tax and transparency laws, leaked …
Read More »A Bab al-Mandab Saga: From Assab to Perim; All Has a Base, None Has a Plan. Part II
The geopolitical aspects of Bab-al-Mandab extends way beyond any narrow view, both historically and contemporarily. So, before the next “maritime security initiative” arrives, ask the 4 main questions the brochure never answers Ethiopia lost its sea, Yemen’s highlands never accepted a master, and this month a Zaydi movement took the …
Read More »Serious Discussions About Leaving the NPT: International Security and Iran’s Nuclear Future
Iranian officials have confirmed top-level discussions about the country’s potential exit from the Treaty on the Non-Proliferation of Nuclear Weapons (NPT). What does this mean for the Middle East and for the world? Essence of the MatterIran, as Iranian Foreign Ministry spokesman Esmail Baghaei noted at a briefing, continues, as …
Read More »Gap Between Ruling Elites and the People in the West Is Growing
This phenomenon has been described by political scientists long ago. A recognition of this fact by someone who was close to former president Joe Biden is quite impressive. White House Press Secretary from 2022 to 2025, Karine Jean-Pierre, published an article in The New York Times on October 2 in …
Read More »Europe and China Trade Negotiations: Can Brussels Face Reality?
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The European Union still lacks an adequate understanding of the China it is negotiating with and of the world in which it now has to compete. Geopolitics and the Illusions of Power: Europe’s Refusal to AdaptIt is common for Europe to regard many of its economic problems as being China’s …
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