Headlines
Senegal: Is a Breakup Looming Between Faye and Sonko?
A deep political fracture appears to be emerging at the heart of the Senegalese state. The Faye–Sonko duo, once hailed as the populist and nationalist force behind the March...
Headlines
Iraqi Legislative Elections: A Rigged Vote Under Crossfire Surveillance
The Iraqi Stage: Between Fake Pluralism and Real Power Struggles
On Tuesday, November 11, 2025, polling stations opened across Iraq for legislative elections touted by...
Headlines
Typhoon Kalmaegi: Deadly Chaos in the Philippines, Vietnam Braces
Typhoon Kalmaegi, a climate catastrophe and a revealing marker of chronic unpreparedness, has already claimed at least 140 lives in the Philippines. As the...
Headlines
US budget shutdown: Washington sinks into the longest deadlock in its history
A historic record of budgetary paralysis
The United States has just crossed a symbolic and troubling threshold: 36 days of shutdown, a record-breaking budgetary paralysis...
Geopolitics
North Korean Rocket Fire Ahead of Pete Hegseth’s Visit: Calculated Provocation or Subtle Signal?
Just an hour before U.S. Secretary of Defense Pete Hegseth arrived at the inter-Korean border, North Korea launched several artillery rockets, military theatrics or...
Headlines
Sudan – El-Fasher: Satellite Images Expose Massacres Western Diplomacy Prefers to Ignore
The Fall of El-Fasher: A Foretold Tragedy, Softened by Media Euphemisms
On Monday, October 27, 2025, the city of El-Fasher, the last remaining stronghold in...
Headlines
Dutch Legislative Elections: Centrist Surge, Populist Setback?
In a Europe increasingly agitated by immigration tensions and political disillusionment, the Dutch legislative elections delivered a complex message: a centrist victory for D66,...
Headlines
Aleria and NVIDIA Lay the Foundations of a Strategic Digital Statecraft
While Western democracies continue to debate the contours of digital sovereignty with little to show beyond legislative fog and fragmented ambitions, the United Arab...
Headlines
Sanae Takaichi, a Nationalist in Power: Japan Between Continuity and Disruption
A Prime Minister for Order
October 21, 2025, marks a symbolic rupture in Japan's political history: Sanae Takaichi becomes the first woman to lead the...
Geopolitics
Moscow Calls for Peace: A Calculated Shift from the Kremlin
On October 20, 2025, a message from Moscow pierced through the usual fog of war: in a video circulating widely on Russian Telegram channels,...
Geopolitics
Houthis Detain UN Employees: Unicef Chief Among 20 Held in Sanaa
A coordinated raid in Yemen’s capital leads to the capture of twenty UN staff, including the British head of Unicef. The silence from Western...