Pierre Haski is a journalist who writes for Worldcrunch and has also been featured in ARTE. He covers a wide range of topics, including international politics, conflicts, and global events. With a focus on the Middle East and Asia, Pierre provides insightful analysis and commentary on current affairs and their implications on a global scale.
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By: Pierre Haski
Read more about the power of gastronomic diplomacy as French President Macron and German Chancellor Scholz meet over a private dinner in Paris. Can their shared interests and responsibilities within the EU help navigate the complex challenges facing Europe today?
The Chinese president is in France for the 60th anniversary of French-Chinese diplomatic relations. He will play up Europe's independence from the United States, but behind the smiles will be the war in Ukraine and the Russian-Chinese "friendship."
By: Pierre Haski
The Israeli prime minister has foreign and domestic pressure to accept a ceasefire deal, but he may be set to make the bloodiest decision of the war to date in the southern Gaza city of Rafah.
By: Pierre Haski
By visiting Serbia and Hungary, two countries that will soon be linked by a railroad built and financed by China, Xi Jinping is showing that he has not given up on cultivating special friendships on the continent, even if it undermines relations with Europe's more influential leaders.
By: Pierre Haski
The competing May 8 and May 9 World War II victory celebrations, and an upcoming D-Day snub to Vladimir Putin, show how uncertain the future appears right now. Perhaps even more uncertain than the Cold War.
-Analysis- PARIS — In the avalanche of bad news for Ukraine , including Russia's recent advances on the Kharkhiv front, there's one Ukrainian success story that has received little attention.
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu was taken to task by hostage families during his Memorial Day speech on Monday — just the latest sign of the deep divisions in Israeli society as the war enters its eighth month, with no vision for the future.
By: Pierre Haski
Europe's fate is also being played out in countries outside the EU, where East and West are battling for influence. In Georgia on Tuesday, the government bowed to pressure from Moscow, and passed a law on "foreign influence" modeled on a Russia law.
By: Pierre Haski
The Russian president is in Beijing on Thursday and Friday, his first foreign trip since his re-election. Beijing and Moscow have their differences, but share the same long-term objective of changing the international order.
By: Pierre Haski
Paris has accused Azerbaijan of meddling in the unrest in the French Pacific territory of New Caledonia. But in this new hybrid war of influence, external actors don't create problems, they amplify them.
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