Affaires européennes

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Joe Biden has ultimately won but the election outcome has ultimately depended on a small number of states. The United States presidential elections were supposed to produce a sweeping victory for Joe Biden with November 3 supposed to be “judgment day” after four years of Donald Trump.

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The last time a peace deal in the Middle East and North Africa (MENA) was made with Israel was in 1994, when King Hussein of Jordan (the same king who oversaw the attack of Israel in 1967 when Israel captured the West Bank and East Jerusalem) recognized the Jewish state. Before that, in 1979 Sadat, president of Egypt, had recognized for the first time a Jewish state.

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Is this the end of decades of a U.S. Policy - dating back almost five decades to President Nixon’s “Opening to China” - in which promoting Chinese economic growth became an American priority, until 1989, to counterbalance the Soviet Union, believing that modernization would foster a more liberal China on the global stage?

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The 75th anniversary of the United Nations is an opportunity to reflect and look back on the UN’s history and take stock of its achievements and failures. It is also an opportunity to spotlight where the UN and the international community as a whole need to redouble their efforts to meet current and future challenges across the three pillars of UN: peace and security, development, and human rights.

Table des matières

Sur le paradigme minoritaire en démocratie

Plan de relance économique ou Sainte Alliance politique?

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MARK RUTTE, LE SOMMET DE BRUXELLES ET LE TRAITE DE WESTPHALIE.pdf

Mark Rutte, le perturbateur implacable

De Troubetskoï à Douguine.

Géopolitique et Weltanschauung dans la pensée russe

Un échange nucléaire de théâtre en Europe est il possible, au cœur de rivalités multipolaires et planétaires?

Ennemi, coalitions hostiles et enjeux de conflit

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The ongoing war in Libya is a microcosm of the tragedy that has gripped many Middle East countries. If it is not resolved soon, the fighting in Libya could sow instability in Tunisia and Egypt, and trigger more waves of refugees fleeing to Europe.