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By: Pierre Haski
Thirty-one countries gathered in Paris — without the United States — to coordinate their support for Ukraine during this critical time. This unprecedented “soft NATO” initiative comes as Washington turns its back on its allies. And two main leaders emerge.
By: Pierre Haski
Massive crowds are not letting up in Turkey, in a standoff amid a climate of growing authoritarianism, fueled by Donald Trump’s victory.
By: Pierre Haski
Why is the U.S. suddenly hostile towards the EU? It's a question of models and ideology, but also a wake-up call for Europeans for what's at stake.
The United States has "quietly" kept bombing Yemen, more than 50 times in two weeks. But what if Donald Trump’s real target is Iran?
By: Pierre Haski
China has conducted military exercises around Taiwan, simulating a blockade of the island that Beijing seeks to take over — a test of the Trump administration’s resolve to defend the self-governing territory. So far, the U.S. president has kept his cards close to the chest in East Asia.
By: Pierre Haski
Donald Trump has cultivated his image as a “disruptor,” a term coined by tech startups. But by launching a global trade war, the U.S. president risks achieving the opposite of what he intends. What's the opposite of "great again?"
China retaliated on Friday against Donald Trump's latest round of tariffs by imposing 34 percent import duties on US goods and restrictions on rare earth exports.
By: Pierre Haski
The Israeli account of the deaths of 15 Palestinian aid workers is contradicted by a video. But that won’t change anything in this war that follows no rules. In this context, Emmanuel Macron is in Egypt, but this rare diplomatic initiative is unlikely to carry much weight for now.
On Holy Saturday Vladimir Putin unilaterally announced a 30-hour ceasefire, which was accepted by Ukraine. While the truce was only partially observed on the front lines, there were no air strikes on either side. Commentators analyse the situation in light of Donald Trump's threat to withdraw
By: Pierre Haski
-Analysis-PARIS Last Friday, the Politburo of the Chinese Communist Party, the countrys top decision-making body, held a session focused on
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