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La guerre des corridors

L’Arménie a provisoirement accepté de céder la gestion du corridor de Zanguezour à une entreprise américaine, selon la publication espagnole Periodista Digital. Ce corridor, long de 42 km, reliera l’Azerbaïdjan au Nakhitchevan, à la Turquie et à l’Asie centrale. Il s’agit en substance d’une nouvelle «route de la soie», mais …

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Pendant que Trump parle de paix, les États-Unis préparent le terrain pour une nouvelle guerre

Trump, ainsi qu’une multitude d’experts et de responsables du renseignement américain, continuent de se fonder sur de fausses hypothèses et des croyances illusoires concernant la Russie et la guerre en Ukraine. Sy Hersh a publié un nouvel article, et les citations de ses sources au sein de l’administration Trump l’illustrent. …

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The EU ‘Elites’, Part I

Corruption and Foreign Influence Operations [T]he EU organization itself… — once again –- is at the center of a new corruption scandal…. While Huawei has been effectively banned in the US – and has closed all its official and direct lobbying operations in Washington in early 2024 – the company …

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From Fragmentation to Possible National Salvation – The Syrian Observer

If we fail to act now, Syria’s map will be redrawn in blood, not ink, Nabil al-Mulhem warns in an article published on the MENA Media Monitor. The Syrian catastrophe was not merely the outcome of a civil war, but the culmination of decades of political suffocation—marked by monopolised power, …

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North and East Syria Conference Calls for Inclusive, Decentralised Syrian State – The Syrian Observer

Representatives of the diverse communities of north and east Syria convened this week for a landmark conference, issuing a final declaration that set out a vision for a democratic, decentralised Syria built on equal citizenship and shared governance. The gathering brought together Kurdish, Arab, Syriac Assyrian, Turkmen, Armenian, and Circassian …

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Israel’s Druze Community and the Question of Suweida: Between Leverage and Limitation

In Israel, the Druze community occupies a complex position: celebrated as loyal citizens by the state, yet subject to systemic inequalities that have persisted since the 1950s. Their story has returned to the spotlight amid speculation about Israel’s intentions toward Syria’s Druze-majority Suweida province — a prospect that analysts say …

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Lebanon Comes Under Pressure to Disarm Hezbollah

Bottom Line Up Front Trump officials have given Lebanon’s government an ultimatum to take control of Lebanese Hezbollah’s arsenal of heavy weapons or forgo U.S. efforts to compel Israel to withdraw from its positions in southern Lebanon. U.S. officials expect Lebanon’s cabinet, at a meeting this week, to issue an …

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Plan to Reoccupy Gaza Further Isolates Israel

Bottom Line Up Front Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu’s proposal to reoccupy all of the Gaza Strip has caused tensions with his defense establishment and with his allies in Washington. Top Israel Defense Forces (IDF) leaders and the families of remaining Israeli hostages are trying to scuttle the re-occupation plan, …

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Gaza is the endpoint of liberal democracy The West has lost its moral authority

In Altneuland, the Austro-Hungarian journalist and Zionist pioneer Theodor Herzl, swept up by the romantic nationalism and ethnic rivalries of the late Habsburg empire, painted a portrait of the promised land to come, where Jews and Arabs would join together in the mutually beneficial development of what was then Ottoman …

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In Israel’s Genocide of Gaza, We See the Face of Five Centuries of Western Colonialism

There are times when it is difficult to bring myself to my writer’s desk, when I know there is something that desperately needs to be acknowledged, but I barely have the words for it. And if I could find them, I ask myself what effect could one small voice possibly …

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