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Foreign Policy & IR
The Forging of a New World Order
Why the old world order is gone, and why it's never coming back.
Les relations France-Vietnam, la « troisième voie » de…
L’alternative française proposée au Vietnam pour échapper au dynamique de blocs en Indo-Pacifique paraît davantage…
The Past as Power: Memory Politics and Diplomatic…
In East Asia, the past is not history, it is a political weapon that continues to shape diplomacy today.
Fractured Command: What China’s Military Shakeup Reveals…
China's most powerful generals are gone—and the military that Xi Jinping built to take Taiwan can no longer fight.
Opinion | The Mic That Spoke Too Much
A stray hot mic at a Beijing military parade revealed how Vladimir Putin and Xi Jinping wield and understand power…
Weaponizing War: Iran’s Geopolitical Excuse for…
As domestic discontent grows, Iran has made executions central to a repressive strategy that recasts dissent as…
En Asie Centrale, les Stans sont à un tournant, entre…
Pris entre Moscou, Pékin et Washington, les États d’Asie centrale cherchent à s’affirmer comme un bloc économique…
Before Ukraine, There Was Georgia: The War That…
From Georgia to Ukraine, Russia’s wars reveal a chilling pattern of aggression enabled by years of Western…
The Legality of US Airstrikes and Regime Change in…
US airstrikes on Venezuelan vessels, framed as a war on “narco-terrorism” and culminating in the forcible removal…
Lessons in Autocracy: How Bolsonaro and Trump Weaponized…
How much power does nostalgia really have? In Brazil and the United States, rewriting the past is becoming a…
From Pax Americana to Pax Europaea: Can Europe Defend…
Last September, French President Emmanuel Macron and British Prime Minister Keir Starmer co-chaired the “Coalition…
Winning Without Victory: Russia’s Hybrid War in Moldova
Russia’s interference in Moldova’s elections was never just about winning; its fundamental aim was to sow…