Türkiye: with or without the reis
If it is true that the name of the new president was not extracted from the cylinder of the Turkish electoral consultations, it is however equally true that political indications have arrived...
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Did the Dragon really learn to swim?
China wants to grow, go to sea and above all demonstrate that it can do it. Without oscillating between pessimism and extreme optimism, we need to do some reflection, maybe...
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Türkiye: 20 years in an Ottoman bubble
Wherever elections take place, they leave a mark; starting from the consultations held in North Africa, where the Tunisian political situation stands out, up to the shore...
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Sudan, or rather the long wave of the crisis
The crisis in Sudan falls into a difficult regional context whose prospects are at the center of the attention of various actors, always looking to strengthen their own...
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Japan, the empire born from a sword
Abe Shinzō, the most prominent Japanese prime minister in over 60 years, has given impetus and defined features to Tokyo's foreign and defense policy; the evolutions...
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Sudan or "the perfect storm"
The crisis of the two Sudanese warlords, the commander in chief (and de facto head of state) of the SAF (Sudanese Armed Forces) General Abdel Fattah Al-Burhan and the commander...
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Tunisia, the Arab winter
Since the onset of the Arab Spring, Tunisia has assumed a significant role in the search for consensus between Islamist forces and secular components, consisting...
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Iran is strengthening its network of underground military bases
As the world simmers in tensions caused by the long waves of the Russo-Ukrainian War, the Islamic Republic of Iran is also working hard to boost its…
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The end of Boko Haram?
If 2023 is shaping up for Western chancelleries as "the year of the intensification of the Russo-...
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Where is South Korea going?
South Korea is a country of great contrasts. If on the one hand it is presented as an example of success,…
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The amazing military capabilities of the Houthis
While most of the world's attention continues to be focused on the vicissitudes of the War...
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Verba volant, acta manent
The recent announcement of the resumption of diplomatic relations between Saudi Arabia and Iran came as a bit of a surprise...
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War of Ukraine and the Gulf, agreements and about-face
The Russo-Ukrainian war - and the long list of potential global conflicts that could erupt like in Taiwan, in…
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Maritime spaces and international security
The strong competition for access to marine and underwater natural resources and the consequent claims on...
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Wagner in Libya: is Crosetto right?
On March 13, Defense Minister Guido Crosetto declared: "The exponential increase in departures is in ...
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A measly two pennies
The bankruptcy of Silicon Valley Bank and Signature Bank reopens the scenarios that fear had attempted to...
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The Algerian enigma (fourth part)
The COVID pandemic and global drop in energy costs have hit Algeria hard, coinciding with…
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The Algerian enigma (third part)
The position of Spain, in its relations with the Maghreb, shows that one of the strategic axioms of its...
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Double-breasted wolves
Confirming an evergreen political line, Qin Gang, the new foreign minister of Beijing, during his last ...
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The war in Ukraine can change the balance in the Libyan stalemate
More than twelve years after the fall of Gaddafi, the Libyan question remains far from a solution. In the hearing...
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