Piotr Smolar is a reporter au service "International" at Le Monde. He covers a range of themes including security and law enforcement, public security, and world affairs, with a focus on geopolitics, international affairs, and current events in South America and the United States. His insights and reporting have been featured in Le Monde.
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Piotr Smolar's coverage primarily focuses on government and politics, with a significant emphasis on US domestic and foreign policy. His interest in legal policy regulation suggests an openness to experts who can provide insights into the legal aspects of political decisions or global affairs.
Given the broad range of topics covered, potential sources could include political analysts, international relations scholars, diplomats, and legal experts with direct knowledge or analysis related to the US government, foreign policy decisions, and global conflicts. These sources should be able to provide nuanced perspectives on complex geopolitical issues.
Piotr doesn't have a specific geographic focus but his articles cover international events extensively. Therefore, he would likely appreciate input from credible sources familiar with various regions around the world as they relate to geopolitics and international relations.
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By: Piotr Smolar
By staging a fight night for his birthday on Sunday, the US president is cementing his 25-year friendship with the head of the Ultimate Fighting Championship. He is also confirming his vision of politics as a violent spectacle between winners and losers.
The memorandum of understanding, signed on the evening of June 17 by the presidents of both countries is intended to end hostilities and allow for the reopening of the Strait of Hormuz. Nuclear negotiations will begin immediately afterward.
The American vice president defended the signing of the framework agreement at the White House on Thursday, which faced criticism from both the right and the left in the US. He strongly responded to criticism from Israeli officials.
NEWS ANALYSIS. The war in the Middle East has sped up a realignment that was already underway, forcing the US's partners to rethink flexible alliances without creating overly strong dependencies.
By: Piotr Smolar
The president kicked off the festivities on Wednesday evening in Washington at a gathering that resembled a campaign rally, adopting an approach that equated American patriotism with a cult of personality.
By: Piotr Smolar
After his reciprocal tariff policy was struck down in February, Donald Trump has suffered yet another major setback before the nation's highest court. The policy in question was a flagship of his anti-immigration agenda.
A new generation of candidates, critical of elites, social injustice and US support for Israel, is making its mark in the Democratic primaries ahead of November's midterm elections.
By: Piotr Smolar
Taken over by Donald Trump, the celebrations are set to culminate on Saturday with Independence Day. The pavilions installed on the National Mall in Washington, intended to honor history and popular culture, have failed to draw crowds.
By: Piotr Smolar
Washington, engaged on multiple fronts, is renegotiating the transatlantic contract unilaterally by pressuring its European allies to take responsibility for their own security, the political scientist explains in an interview with Le Monde. This 'burden shifting' challenges Europe to coordinate the organization of its defense industries.
By: Piotr Smolar
Two journalists from the 'New York Times' retrace the early months of the US president's second term, highlighting the ruptures and upheavals his approach to power has unleashed.
