The geopolitical legacy of Mikhail Gorbachev: the honest man that history has made fun of
A question that repeats itself forever, the meaning of life. Why does man come into the world? Such a short moment compared to eternity. I don't know if it is better that the man not ...
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Operation Ibar: the Serbian plan for the reconquest of Kosovo
In January of this year, with the worsening of the Ukrainian crisis, we wrote an analysis entitled "Swarm of Fire" in which we explored the possibility, then dramatically ...
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The Russian military-industrial sector at the time of sanctions. The "three card game"
The restrictions imposed by the International Community with the economic sanctions issued after the invasion of Ukraine, have limited the companies of the industrial complex and ...
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Military and geopolitical implications of the sinking of the Russian cruiser Moskva
On April 14, the flagship of the Russian Black Sea fleet, the missile cruiser Moskva, first unit of the "Slava" class (Russian for "glory"), sank while ...
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The consent, the one lost, and its search
Between the second half of July and the beginning of August over thirty people died (including two Moroccan soldiers and two Indian policemen) in the course of accidents ...
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Where is the European Union going?
The strategic reflection of the EU has always progressed with difficulty, due to the often different views of its members. However, the positions got closer in ...
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Al Zawahiri, the end of a king in the flames of hell
Al Qaeda loses its subtlest mind; as in a Tom Clancy novel, al Zawahiri was eliminated by the 2 Hellfire missiles launched from a drone. These lines do not mean ...
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If the rearmament of Hungary and Serbia threatens peace in Europe
In the course of the two previous analyzes, we first spoke about the figure of the Prime Minister of Hungary, Viktor Mihály Orbán, and how he managed de facto to subvert ...
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Rivals and partners in difficult waters
India and China are the two major Asian powers and among the most important countries in the world. Their relationships are ...
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Afghanistan: from the UN report the situation after ten months of Taliban rule
In the spring of last year, the United States, United Kingdom and NATO announced the withdrawal of troops from the ground ...
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The uncertainties of an immature empire
It being understood that international relations, by their very nature, cannot experience moments of stasis, there is no ...
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Demographics and power: what future for Hungary?
In the course of our previous analysis we talked about how the leader of the political party Fidesz, Viktor Mihály ...
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Sri Lanka: yet another victim of Pekingese Scrooge
In international relations it is advisable to let events settle; the risk of full bets without ...
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Dragons in Algeria: a lesson in geopolitics
Draghi and a large delegation of ministers - half a dozen - are preparing to conclude a large number of agreements ...
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United Kingdom"? The uncertain prospects of the (former) British Empire
The dramatic human times - and therefore intrinsically geopolitical - that the collectivities and the powers they express are ...
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Sahel and surroundings: domino effect?
The end of the French 'Barkhane' mission in Mali (closely followed by that of the multinational operation of ...
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Italy facing the challenge of wheat
It is now clear that the war in Ukraine is also a war over that country's food resources. Among all, the ...
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Turkey: a partner of Italy at the center of all power games in the Middle East
Mario Draghi spoke of Turkey as Italy's main trading partner in the region that includes the Middle ...
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Fire and war from the waters of the Levant
The Mediterranean once again lends itself to being the ideal backdrop for those wishing to shift attention from Ukraine; ...
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Green light for Finland and Sweden in NATO. What did Erdogan want and what does it mean for us?
As was widely expected, during the Summit of NATO Heads of State and Government in Madrid, Finland and Sweden ...
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