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Winds of Change: Angola's Political Zeitgeist
New US Geopolitical Strategies: A Pivot to the…
The US is moving further away from its traditional geopolitical strategy in the Middle East as the Biden…
Famine and Democratic Backsliding: The Long-Term…
When essential resources become increasingly scarce, authoritarian figures and institutions are emboldened to act…
The Seventeenth Philippine President
The recent 2022 Philippine election came as a shock to the international community. What exactly were the factors…
A Women’s Revolution in Sudan
Despite violent military pushbacks, women once again are present at the protests. This time, women have brought…
Opinion | The Failure of South Korea’s Democracy
Yoon Seok-youl — the candidate for the conservative PPP — was elected South Korea’s thirteenth president.
China and Russia: A Complicated History
The relationship between China and Russia has a deep — and not always amicable — history. Their rapprochement in…
Are the Olympics Truly Apolitical?
Who gets to decide where “sport with a purpose” morphs into clear political manipulation?
Enfants de la Creuse : L’humain face aux politiques du…
Voilà comment 2 150 enfants réunionnais furent récupérés par les services sociaux et amenés de force en France…
La COP 26: une arène de gouvernance climatique traversée…
Depuis l'Accord de Paris en 2015, de nombreux États se sont engagés à limiter le réchauffement climatique à 1,5°C.…
Du Féodalisme au Libéralisme : la transition d’une…
En 1353, la Peste Noire marquait la fin du régime féodal. À l’instar du XIVème siècle, la pandémie du COVID-19 au…
An End-Of-War Declaration on the Korean Peninsula: Why…
South Korean President Moon Jae-in urges nations to come together to declare an end to the Korean War.
« Quelque chose a changé » : témoignages de détenus…
Ils sont jeunes. Ils sont russes. Ils s’appellent Alika, Dmitryi, Denis, Gabelaya, Konstantin, Olga et Rinat. Ils…