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Depuis 1913, les montagnes d'Épire se partagent entre la Grèce et l'Albanie. Des hellénophones vivent dans cette région scindée, formant une population écartelée entre deux États et longtemps opprimée en Albanie. L'écrivain Sotiris Dimitriou est né en 1955 dans cette Grèce des confins. De sa dizaine de (...) / Albanie, Grèce, Langue, Littérature, Minorité nationale - 2022/11

Netanyahu’s policies since Oct. 7 have strained relations with Cairo at the expense of Israeli security.

China’s strategic ambition is reminiscent of the pioneering spirit of the Apollo missions that won the Space Race for the U.S.

There is a growing trend of strategic voting within Gen Z, a demographic committed to making their first votes count.

Trump should strike a deal with Southeast Asia to secure imported U.S. AI chips.

The military’s upcoming election is essentially a scam, with local warlords and the militia-business complex positioned to profit. 

Sri Lanka faces both the constraints of a post-crisis economy and the opportunities of a shifting global aid architecture.

Peru’s ability to successfully balance between the United States and China will depend on putting its own true interests first.

A plan to beat the Kremlin on its own terms.

It reflects the city-state’s confidence in advancing its own national interests together with those of neighbors, major powers, and the wider maritime commons.

It’s time for some game theory.

It’s hard for anyone to make sense of the Ukrainian president’s latest military reforms.

The border state in India’s Northeast erupted in violent ethnic clashes over two years ago. Modi’s absence evoked much criticism.

The country has an export-driven manufacturing economy and signed an early deal with the United States.

If elections cannot be organized in six months, Nepal could descend into a grave political and constitutional crisis.

As its influence faded, Washington dissembled and denied reality.

The case of Umar Khalid, jailed on terrorism charges, underscores a frightening judicial crisis.

Online nihilism is spilling over into real-world violence.

The agreement would see Chinese company ByteDance divest the social media app to a U.S. corporation.

Tens of thousands of civilians died amid Sri Lanka’s defeat of separatists in 2009. Some Israeli military strategists see it as a campaign to be emulated.