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Le Représentant spécial du Secrétaire général de l'ONU en RDC, James Swan, a réaffirmé, lundi 20 avril à Beni (Nord-Kivu), l’engagement de la MONUSCO à assurer la protection des populations civiles à travers la République démocratique du Congo.

La flambée des prix du brut due à la guerre au Moyen-Orient a apporté un oxygène budgétaire inattendu à la Russie. Mais le tableau favorable pour Moscou est à nuancer.

Intelligence Online can reveal that back in early April, several Western intelligence agencies were quick to order satellite imagery of Mayyun island from Airbus Defence and Space (ADS). Located at the south entrance to the Red Sea, Mayyan is the [...]

Following a resounding election victory, incoming Hungarian Prime Minister Peter Magyar has vowed to defund a plethora of Hungarian think [...]

The postponement prompted by the war in Iran of the Xi Jinping and Donald Trump summit until mid-May in Beijing [...]

Emmanuel Macron is preparing the final major reshuffle of prefects of his presidency. With the details set to be finalised [...]

It was a first for the annual dinner of the Special Forces Club, the legendary British institution and temple to [...]

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Bundesrat und Parlament wollen den Wechsel von der Armee zum Zivildienst erschweren. Gegen die Gesetzesänderung wurde das Referendum ergriffen. Am 14. Juni entscheidet das Volk.

Le gouvernement français va dévoiler mardi des mesures d'économies supplémentaires pour compenser l'effet de la guerre au Moyen-Orient. Il estime son impact à au moins 6 milliards d'euros, avant d'autres annonces de Matignon sur les aides aux carburants attendues en fin de journée.

The country's conflict is not forgotten, but has suffered from a perception of irrelevance compared to other unfolding crises.

Whether or not it is approved, Washington's request for overflight access could invite even more controversial proposals in the future.

Deputy Prime Minister Phiphat Ratchakitprakarn said that the Hormuz crisis has "demonstrated the advantage" of controlling key transport routes.