Depuis plusieurs années, nos dirigeants politiques, refusant d’accepter leur perte de puissance, recourent dans l’arène internationale à des faux et à des mensonges répétés. Petit à petit, ils perdent de l’influence, mais à force de jouer, ils provoquent les conditions nécessaires pour débuter une Troisième Guerre mondiale. Elle ne surviendra …
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October, 2026
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9 October
Ukraine : dernier tournant avant la victoire russe
Les Russes sont des joueurs d’échecs, parmi les meilleurs au monde, et cela se ressent nettement dans la manière, complexe, dont ils font la guerre. Pas tant sur le front en lui-même que dans tout ce qui l’accompagne : économie, logistique, diplomatie, politique, etc. Soit autant d’éléments parfois plus importants …
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9 October
Le blocus de Kaliningrad se terminera pour l’UE par une démonstration des «avantages compétitifs» des forces aérospatiales russes
«Un poignard au cœur de l’Europe», «le talon d’Achille de la Russie», «une petite forteresse russe au cœur de l’OTAN» : la région de Kaliningrad a reçu de nombreux surnoms de la part des Occidentaux. Ce territoire russe est à peine plus grand que l’Île-de-France. Mais c’est là tout le …
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9 October
How Russia is Rewiring the Global South
The West may have pushed Russia out of its orbit, but it cannot push Russia out of the world. Russia’s Diplomatic BlitzOver the past two weeks, Russian President Vladimir Putin has staged a remarkable diplomatic blitz. Across three major gatherings in Bishkek, Vladivostok and New Delhi, as well as during …
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9 October
Will Turkey Align with Washington’s Iran “Economic Outcast” Policy?
Ankara appears to be moving toward greater alignment with U.S. sanctions, but its willingness to commit to full cooperation remains in question. On September 4, the U.S. Treasury Department sanctioned Turkey’s Golden Global Bank, a relatively small institution, for having “facilitated tens of millions of dollars’ worth of transactions for …
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9 October
The New Red Sea Wars: Conflicts in the Middle East and the Horn of Africa Have Become Inseparable
On June 3, U.S. Secretary of State Marco Rubio told the U.S. Congress that the fighting that had raged for three years in Sudan was now a “proxy war” and blamed Saudi Arabia and the United Arab Emirates (UAE) for frustrating American efforts to bring the conflict to an end. …
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9 October
The Myth of Military Victory
Military victory is an alluring idea. A short, violent campaign that defeats the enemy promises payoffs at a tolerable price. The Trump administration expected such an outcome in Iran in February 2026. The Netanyahu government sought it in Gaza in October 2023, then in Lebanon and Iran. Russian President Vladimir …
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9 October
Russia’s military recruitment networks exploit Western tech platforms
African countries face an uphill battle in holding digital companies accountable for the use of their platforms in Russia’s war effort. An investigation into the war being waged by Russia in Ukraine has found that Western digital resources are being used to dupe African and other nationals into joining a …
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6 October
More attacks, higher costs, so how are oil exports up too?
Gulf oil exports are nearing pre-war levels despite intensifying attacks on vessels in the Strait of Hormuz, revealing a parallel between the flow of crude and the mounting cost and risk of shipping it, analysts have told AGBI. Oil prices remain elevated, but Gulf exporters prioritise keeping crude flowing and …
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