Opinion – Polarization and collective action: the EU at a crossroads Trendy Blogger
A more and faster integration is not a choice but a necessity if the EU must be taken seriously in the emerging multipolar world.
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Man, meme, bipartite paradox Trendy Blogger
JD Vance is no longer just a politician – he has become a meme. His face, digitally deformed and constantly reused, has become a viral canvas for critics and supporters. At a time when politics is lived through pixels rather than politicians, Vance entered the same strange digital purgatory occupied by figures like Donald Trump, … Read more
Opinion – Technocolonialism through the Pacific Trendy Blogger
The name of Starlink draws from the novel The fault in our stars By John Green about two adolescents with cancer who find love and a significant link while facing their forces out of their control. Like these characters who refuse their determined fate, the Pacific nations are faced with a fight against external powers. … Read more
Opinion – Recognize the new risks of the Government of Syria in the stability of the Middle East Trendy Blogger
On December 8, 2024, the streets of Damascus broke out in a mixture of jubilation and uncertainty while Hay’at Tahrir al-Sham (HTS), an Islamist Sunni militia with roots like an al-Qaeda emanation, a regime of Bashar al-Assad after an 11-day offensive. Overnight, the transitional government of Syria, led by Commander of HTS, Ahmed Al-Sharaa, came … Read more
Review – Memory memory Trendy Blogger
Memoirs: the policy of the past in Putin’s RussiaBy Jade McGlynnBloomsbury Publishing, 2023 Researchers focused more on the question of the instrumentalization of history, memory policy and the Putin regime in Russia, in particular from the climbing of Russia against Ukraine in February 2022. Putin often used history to explain its vision of the world. … Read more
Opinion – Rediction of Post -Assad Syria Trendy Blogger
Following the fall of Bashar al-Assad in Syria, Western media and decision-makers rushed to celebrate what many consider the long-standing collapse of a brutal authoritarian regime. However, as history has shown in Libya and Iraq, the suppression of a dictator does not guarantee peace. The reports have surfaced detailing the mass murders of the Alaoute … Read more
Opinion – The impact of an indecisive America on Indo -Pacific Trendy Blogger
In recent years, the world has gone through turbulent conflicts that have linked themselves to certain respects and have increased fears of a third world war. The Russian invasion of Ukraine, the War of Israeli Hamas and tensions in Indo-Pacific underlined the need for precious deterrents for countries that are frightening threats. In the context … Read more
Opinion – Free yourself from the special relationship Trendy Blogger
While Sir Keir Starmer went to Washington last week to meet President Trump to discuss Ukraine, the fate of the special relationship between the United States and the United Kingdom began to feel like a relic from another era. From Washington’s point of view, Great Britain is a strategic partner on certain questions with an … Read more
How the American public considers North Korea nuclear Trendy Blogger
In January, President Trump qualified North Korea as “Nuclear publication”With the nomine of the Secretary of State then Pete Hegseth Indicating the same thing, arousing concerns of South Korea. These statements suggest a future in which, rather than promoting denuclearization, the United States recognizes the nuclear program of North Korea and are rather focusing on … Read more
Opinion-How could Iran be able to survive Trump 2.0’s maximum pressure? Trendy Blogger
Donald Trump repair of the maximum pressure on Iran, February 4th 2025, and his alleged Ultimatum letter to the Iranian government, sparked concerns about the increase in tensions of the Middle East. However, the United States is faced with an Iran which has past experience of the first Trump administration and can therefore anticipate Trump’s … Read more