Finance
Venezuela Opens Its Oil Sector: Washington Applauds, Sanctions Suspended
A historic oil reform in Venezuela coincides with a strategic gesture from the United States, lifting part of its sanctions. The global economic order, shaped in Washington, claims a...
Finance
Lunate’s Strategic Move: Abu Dhabi Leans In With Ministerial Leadership
The recent appointment of UAE investment minister Mohammed Hassan Alsuwaidi as executive chairman of Lunate, an Abu Dhabi-based investment firm managing $115 billion, is...
Headlines
Niger: Gunfire at Niamey Airport, Uranium Under Tension
Gunshots, a militarized airport, and an official silence that speaks volumes
On the night of January 28 to 29, 2026, the relative calm of the...
Headlines
Death of Two Americans and ICE Withdrawal: Toward Political Paralysis?
The death of two American citizens during an ICE operation in Minneapolis is forcing Donald Trump to recalibrate his approach. Agency repositioning, budgetary tensions,...
Geopolitics
Trump in Davos: Europe Humiliated Over Greenland
When the Masks Fall
Donald Trump did not come to Davos to talk—he came to dominate. His speech, delivered on January 21, 2026, at the...
Geopolitics
American Invasion of Canada: Ottawa No Longer Dismisses the Idea
As Trump revives old imperial fantasies, the Canadian military quietly simulates an American invasion. Behind the diplomatic niceties, Ottawa is preparing for what globalist...
Headlines
North Korea: Economic Purge as Kim Jong-un Fires Deputy PM
A Swift Dismissal Unveils Deeper Economic Chaos in Pyongyang
In yet another theatrical move — one that masks both weakness and desperation — North Korean...
International
Myriam Giancarli: When Africa Takes Back Control of Its Pharmacy
The Strategy of One Woman, the Shift of a Continent
In the tangled web of international tensions, where medicine flows have become as strategic as...
Headlines
Portuguese Presidential Election: Far-Right Ventura Faces Seguro in Runoff
A major political fracture is emerging at the top of the Portuguese state, with André Ventura—controversial yet rising—qualifying for the presidential runoff. An institutional...
Headlines
Sudan: Food Aid on the Brink Amid Diplomatic Paralysis
The World Food Programme has sounded the alarm again. This time, the deadline is March 2026: unless immediate funding materializes, food aid to Sudan...
Geopolitics
Myanmar: Genocide Accusations over the Rohingya, a Geopolitical Power Play
Myanmar's Junta Pushes Back Against Genocide Accusations: Between International Justice and Geopolitical Theater
As the International Court of Justice (ICJ) convenes in The Hague to...