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Syria’s long and fragile path to transitional justice

Without a clear mandate, inclusivity, or enforcement mechanisms, transitional justice in Syria could become a political gesture instead of a transformative tool In a move that could redefine Syria’s post-war trajectory, the country’s interim government has announced the creation of a Transitional Justice Commission (TJC). The body, unveiled in early …

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Kavkaz Investment Forum 2025: Geoeconomic Outlook

Executive Summary This report provides an analytical assessment of the North Caucasus Federal District (NCFD) based on developments presented at the Kavkaz Investment Forum 2025, recent macroeconomic data, and ongoing geopolitical dynamics. This analysis evaluates investment prospects, pinpoint sector-specific opportunities, and assesses the wider strategic ramifications of current regional economic …

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Yerevan Dialogue and Iran’s Partnership with Armenia

Executive Summary This report examines Iran’s strategic posture in the South Caucasus following Deputy Foreign Minister Saeed Khatibzadeh’s remarks at the Yerevan Dialogue 2025 forum. Highlighting Tehran’s stance on regional stability, his address stressed the importance of an Armenian-Azerbaijani peace agreement and the Armenia-Iran corridor’s geopolitical significance. The analysis provides …

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Iraq Is Buffeted by Regional Crosscurrents

The security calculations of the Shia Muslim-dominated government in Baghdad were upended by the collapse of the Assad regime in neighboring Syria, which brought Sunni Muslim Islamists to power on Iraq’s western border. The Türkiye-backed political change in Syria leaves Iran as Iraq’s main remaining regional ally. Iraqi Shia leaders …

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Les États-Unis ont acculé leurs alliés dans une impasse

Le débat fait rage dans les pages du magazine hongkongais Asia Times : que se passera-t-il si – non, plus «si», mais «quand» – les États-Unis, avec leurs alliances militaires et leurs engagements, se retirent d’Asie ? Dans un article récent sur ce sujet, le chercheur singapourien Marcus Lo se …

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Du clown au tyran : l’Ukraine livrée à la Bête

Comment l’Europe, aveuglée, sacre-t-elle un pantin devenu tyran, niant la vérité et semant la ruine de l’Ukraine ? Cet article, né du rêve perdu de 1989, dénonce un narratif occidental arrogant, effaçant les voix russophones. Citoyenne européenne indignée, je pleure notre complicité dans une honte que l’histoire lucide jugera.

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