Europe Once Saw Xi Jinping as a Hedge Against Trump. Not Anymore
BRUSSELS — A year ago, the self-styled global elite gathered at Davos, shaken by the election of Donald J. Trump, who made no secret of his contempt…
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Category: March
What Putin Wants in Syria
NEW YORK – On February 7-8, according to Western sources, a US-led airstrike on forces aligned with Syrian President Bashar al-Assad killed at least 300 Russians, all working for the private military firm Wagner.
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Europe’s Bretton Woods Moment
Political leaders in France and, soon, Germany will have a chance to deliver the European Union from its malaise…
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What Does the US Want in Syria?
Given that most of the Middle East is now in a state of turmoil, US Secretary of State Rex Tillerson should be commended for keeping the Syrian conflict in mind during his recent trip to the region.
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La Chine en Méditerranée: une présence émergente
La présence chinoise en Méditerranée fait l’objet d’interrogations croissantes au sein des diplomaties des pays du Maghreb comme d’Europe du Sud.
Read MoreThe U.S. and Turkey Go Their Separate Ways
U.S. Secretary of State Rex Tillerson recently said what many analysts have long been thinking: The relationship between Turkey and the United States has reached a “crisis point.”
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La bombe à retardement syrienne
L’actuel conflit en Syrie présente de nombreux points communs avec la guerre de Trente Ans qui ravagea le cœur de l’Europe – notamment la ville germanique de Magdebourg, sorte d’Alep de l’époque – entre 1616 et 1648.
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Cold War II
The Cold War lasted four decades
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No longer “Only by accident”, not necessarily “Unintended”
For long decades, since the Turkish invasion in Cyprus in 1974
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