Diplomacy & Crisis News

Le débat géopolitique semble clos. L'Ukraine doit entrer dans l'Union européenne dès la guerre terminée. En réalité, cette promesse inquiète toute la région et comporte des risques pour la cohésion du Vieux Continent. En Pologne, alors que les élites soutiennent une telle adhésion de longue (…) / Pologne, Ukraine, Agriculture, Relations bilatérales

Washington s'est toujours immiscé dans les affaires de Brasília. La campagne des élections générales des 4 et 25 octobre l'a confirmé. Une victoire du candidat d'extrême droite Flávio Bolsonaro, soutenu par l'administration Trump, provoquerait un basculement régional favorable au locataire de la (…) / Amérique latine, Relations internationales, États-Unis, États-Unis (affaires extérieures), Géopolitique, Brésil

En 1986, les cortèges étudiants et lycéens avaient contraint le gouvernement de Jacques Chirac à retirer le projet Devaquet. En 2006, les mobilisations de la jeunesse forçaient l'exécutif à abandonner le contrat première embauche. Quelle mesure répondrait aujourd'hui aux revendications lycéennes (…) / Éducation, France, Université, Jeunes, Mouvement de contestation, Répression, Police

Japan, South Korea, and the U.S. appear to have given little thought to which country should build what, or who controls the key technologies that every shipyard depends on.

Preferential access has taken Pakistan about as far as it can without deeper reforms at home. 

The Republic of China Air Force waited 20 years for these aircraft. What are they for?

How China is weaponizing WWII history

Previously, India sorted out its differences with friendly nations quietly. Last week, it aired its grievance with Washington publicly.

Under Prabowo Subianto, leadership on the issue has been lacking – and tens of millions are suffering as a result.

The Chinese activities around the Philippines' northernmost province represent the opening of a new front in the maritime struggle between the two nations.

As Washington’s reliability wavers, Tokyo and Canberra are learning to depend on each other.

Reckoning with the country’s real crisis.

A new majority—even in Gaza—support compromise with Israel.

Vladimir Putin’s first-ever visit to a northern territory claimed by Japan comes amid a steady uptick in Russian naval activity near Japan’s southernmost islands.

The United Nations, U Thant, and the 1967 Arab-Israeli War.

The appointment of Arrmanatha Nasir is likely to result in a reassertion of the Foreign Ministry's role in Indonesian foreign policymaking.

An idea rejected in 1986 deserves a second look.

Unemployed Bruneians are using Australian tourist visas to work as fruit pickers.

Humo Bank's ultimatum to its Russian clients shows how Western sanctions can shape Tajikistan's banking sector.

Candidates across Taiwan are campaigning on local issues that vary by city – not topics like cross-strait relations. What can we learn from these elections?