Another coup attempt in Burkina Faso
In Burkina Faso the security situation in the last month appears unstable and slowly deteriorating. This is particularly evident in the border areas where...
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Latin America, crossroads of Russian intelligence
In the last 18 months, suspected Russian spies have been discovered across Europe, from the Netherlands to Norway, from Sweden to Slovenia. Many of them have an element that…
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Attack in Ankara
Ankara shakes off the late summer heat with the detonation of a bomb that exploded in front of the Ministry of the Interior, inaugurating the start of parliamentary activities. One of the two...
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DFNC1: first International Defense Industries Forum
On September 29, Kyiv hosted the first International Defense Industries Forum (DFNC1), which brought together 252 companies from more than 30 countries producing...
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Kosovo: tensions in the north of the country
Tension is still very high in northern Kosovo after Sunday's clashes and shootings between local police and several groups of Serbian extremists. There would be 5 victims...
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Other opposite movements
The evolutions of the international scene are increasingly impacting the periphery of the world, where it was thought that marginality provided protection from threats. The new...
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Azerbaijan finishes work in Artsakh?
Military action began a few hours ago - officially "retaliatory" - against Armenians in the territory of Artsakh. Images arrive of bombings in...
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G20 geopolitics: who wins and who loses
The G20, despite its undeniable, but perhaps not immediately understood, relevance, slipped through our fingers like Ganges water, overtaken by events which, despite their...
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The animal spirit of economics
Any aspect of knowledge, when concretely declinable, offers more than one perspective. The more the single...
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The Indian Moon and its terrestrial implications
India has landed on the moon. When in Italy it was just after 14.30 pm on 23 August the Chandrayaan-3 mission...
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Protest by Afghan collaborators on August 21 in Tehran
"Almost two years! We have lost all our possessions. How long do we have to wait? We, fellow forces...
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The Quad (and more) moves...
Concerns about Chinese expansionism in the Indo-Pacific are reflected in the proliferation of military maneuvers…
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China and Japan: we hated each other so much
Asia is preparing to experience moments of fibrillation. Two hegemons, Beijing and Tokyo, with prospects and...
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Sudan: blood and deadlock in negotiations. Until?
The civil war is nearing its fourth month, with no deal in sight. The Khartoum government has extended the...
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Fentanyl: the chemical euphoria of the Dragon
Addictions boast a history that allows us to understand the importance and role of the substances with which it is accompanied...
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"Atoms for Peace" and wheat in St. Petersburg. Grits in Niger...
Only 17 African heads of state, according to Russia's tally, showed up for the St. Petersburg summit;…
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Africa, new powers in search of space (second part)
Saudi Arabia With the ascension of Mohamed bin Salman as crown prince and actually already ruler of the country1, politics...
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Africa, new powers in search of space (first part)
The decomposition (or recomposition) of the international community always follows new paths and not all of them are coherent and/or...
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Developments at the antipodes
Having reviewed developments in Australian defense policy, it is useful to look at another aspect…
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The Shanghai Cooperation Organization, the other BRICS?
While much attention is focused on the BRICS and its future, little is said or thought about the Shanghai Cooperation...
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