Diplomacy & Crisis News

La nouvelle équipe dirigeante de l’Autorité de régulation du secteur de l’électricité (ARE) se fixe pour objectif d’améliorer le taux d’accès à l’électricité à travers le pays.

Dans un rapport publié lundi 2 mars, l’ONG Badilika a dressé un état des lieux sombre de la situation sécuritaire au Nord-Kivu, où des violences armées ont coûté la vie à plus de 200 civils.

 Près de 200 000 nouveaux déplacés y ont été enregistrés, principalement dans le territoire de Masisi.

The perils for the region—and the alliance.

Iran’s favorite proxy is down but not out.

And really compete with China.

Democrats describe the assault as illegal and contrary to U.S. interests.

The U.S. president and his officials can’t get their story straight.

Beijing is an unentangled superpower—but one with key interests at stake.

Most U.S. citizens were not warned to leave the region before the United States and Israel launched the war on Iran.

Jakarta has made numerous concessions in the agreement but there is little evidence of reciprocity from Washington.

As chaos spreads from Iran, global shipping is buckling under the strain.

In any scenario where Taiwan loses its democratic sovereignty, Taiwanese women lose first and lose most.

Inexperienced and overextended, Trump’s envoys have failed on three fronts.

In response to Trump’s strikes, European leaders have created an alternate reality to escape their hypocrisy.

As conflict unfurls across the Middle East, Asian countries – U.S. friends and foes alike – are watching carefully.

The war on Iran sounds the death knell for the old-school idea of “you break it, you own it.”

The institutional machinery driving the Beijing summit is already too far advanced to reverse, and the Iran crisis has made holding it more urgent, not less.

Partenaire choyé de l'Union européenne, le royaume a connu plusieurs contestations au cours des dernières années, dont celle de la « Gen Z 212 », sigle choisi par la jeunesse en révolte contre les inégalités et la corruption. Les revendications qu'elle formule font écho à celles des travailleurs (…) / Maroc, Agriculture, Mouvement de contestation

Mark Carney’s tour of the Indo-Pacific this week is a rousing show of defiance, but it may have unintended effects.

Legal, political, and sovereign constraints make the militarization of the Chinese-operated Port of Chancay far less plausible than critics suggest.