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En 1913, pendant la révolution mexicaine, l'écrivain américain Ambrose Bierce, septuagénaire parti rejoindre les troupes de Pancho Villa, disparaît. On ne sait toujours pas aujourd'hui ce qu'il est devenu. Les théories vont bon train : un assassinat par Villa ? une mort simulée, pour mieux (…) / Mexique, Littérature

India has detailed systems for measuring poverty. But when it comes to wealth, the data goes dark.

China’s focus on advanced UAVs offers critical insights into the People’s Liberation Army Air Force’s future airpower strategy.

After an earlier trip was postponed, his arrival in Beijing was a positive sign – but ties are not completely mended yet.

Governments must now choose: keep political money largely hidden, or adopt the basic transparency needed to sustain public trust. 

While the government is yet to divulge details, it is considering legislative amendments to relax rules related to the liability of operators and suppliers

According to a human rights lawyer, the Pakistani army is not interested in securing her release, as that would implicate them in illegal activities they want to keep hidden.

The immediate threat from Sumatra's floods and landslides may be over, but for many survivors the ordeal is only just beginning.

America’s greatest export was never democracy or consumer culture. It was the template for global power itself.

What a democratic restoration offers the country’s citizens—and the world.

What can reverse democratic decline?

Compared to the fighting in July, there is a greater chance that the current conflict will be more protracted.

Why the Rwanda-Congo accord misses the point.

The Trump administration accuses Jakarta of "backtracking" on agreements to eliminate non-tariff barriers on U.S. goods.

Officials still seem to be working toward a trade deal, but it won’t be a silver bullet.

The White House wants the court to alter the Rome Statute so Trump and his officials can’t be prosecuted.

The White House wants the court to alter the Rome Statute so Trump and his officials can’t be prosecuted.

The same U.S. administration Palau relies on for its security is openly dismissing the climate crisis that threatens Palau’s very existence.

Naming it one will only bolster repression in the Middle East and the United States.

“There is no peace without the end of the occupation,” Albanese said.