geopolitics
The Sino-Russian Axis and its Extensions: The Challenge of Naming Reality
Putin's Russia-Eurasia and Xi Jinping's neo-Maoist China are maneuvering together.
Toward a Munich-Style Agreement, Slowly but Surely, and the Return of Feudalism
The lost time makes it increasingly difficult to thwart the project of world vassalization pursued by Xi Jinping and Putin.
Russia-Mongolia: Constraints Weighing on Mongolian Diplomacy
This country, a signatory to the Treaty of Rome, welcomed Putin despite the international arrest warrant. In truth, Mongolia's latitude for action is limited.
Regarding the Washington Summit: A Plea to NATO
What is the future of the alliance in the face of the very probable election of Donald Trump next November, a flamboyant survivor of an attack against him?
Why the EU Should Replace the Eastern Partnership With a Trans-Caspian Partnership
It is time for a more geopolitically assertive European Union to rethink geographically and broaden thematically its Eastern policy.
French Sovereignty and Western Solidarity in the Face of the Moscow-Tehran-Beijing Axis
The concrete exercise of sovereignty requires a certain number of conditions, including a clear awareness of the issues of the time.
In Pursuit of a More Perfect Union
Moscow has chosen its side. A few days before the second round of the French legislative elections, the Russian Foreign Affairs Ministry published a message that leaves no room for ambiguity: "The people of France demand a sovereign foreign policy that serves their national interests and a break from...
Solidarity in the Carpathian Region
A cross-border area of 16 million inhabitants, the Carpathian region is unique in its linguistic and cultural diversity.
South Africa, an Ally of Russia in Africa and Within the Global South
We must stop treating South Africa as some kind of liberal democracy on the African continent.
On Indian Diplomacy, Sino-Russian Eurasia, and the West: Towards a Geopolitical Transformation of India?
It is often said that India, along with Iran, is part of this anti-Western club. This is to forget that the differences between China and India are old and deep.