The Nigerien hinterland, a new global chessboard: For a long time analyzed through the exclusively security-oriented prism of the fight against jihadism, the region ...
Ghizlaine Badri
Ghizlaine Badri
Editor-in-chief of Geopolitics.fr, Ghizlaine Badri is a political journalist with twenty-five years of professional experience, including fifteen in the press. She has built a career at the intersection of the French, European and international scenes. Ghizlaine has collaborated with nearly twenty media outlets, including Le Point, Le Figaro, Les Échos, L'Express and Forbes. As Morocco–Maghreb correspondent for Le Point and Africa correspondent for Forbes, she has distinguished herself through in-depth coverage of political and diplomatic dynamics between Europe and the African continent. To date, she is the only active Moroccan journalist to have collaborated with major mainstream French press titles outside the pan-African sphere in France. Within the economic daily L'Économiste, Morocco's leading daily newspaper, she founded the France–Morocco section, helping to shape an unprecedented editorial space. Holding three master's degrees obtained in France, she has worked in the fields of institutional communication, notably at the Bordeaux City Hall alongside Alain Juppé, and has also held management roles in marketing communication, notably with the French Embassy in Morocco. Polyglot, she is French-Italian-Moroccan, born in Casablanca, has lived in New York and is fluent in five languages: French, Arabic, English, Italian and Spanish.
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- AmericasDefenceEuropeInternationalFeatured
Greenland, the Arctic and European rearmament
par Ghizlaine Badripar Ghizlaine Badri 4 minutes readThe American threat and the European awakening It all begins on 4 January. Donald Trump claims that the United States needs Greenland …
- InternationalFeatured
The Iran war, or how Beijing wins without fighting
par Ghizlaine Badripar Ghizlaine Badri 4 minutes readA strategic shock with unexpected effects On 28 February 2026, Israel and the United States launch a joint military operation against Iran codenamed…
- ElectionsInternationalFeaturedArab world
Morocco: what the 23 September legislative elections really reveal
par Ghizlaine Badripar Ghizlaine Badri 5 minutes readOn 23 September, Moroccans will go to the polls to renew the 395 seats of the House of Representatives. At...
- EconomyInternationalFeatured
The Petroyuan vs the Petrodollar: What Bishkek really changed in the global balance of power
par Ghizlaine Badripar Ghizlaine Badri 6 minutes readOn 31 August and 1 September 2026, the city of Bishkek hosted one of those summits whose organisation …
- DefenceInternationalFeaturedArab world
Iran, Strait of Hormuz and new security architectures in the Middle East
par Ghizlaine Badripar Ghizlaine Badri 5 minutes readTehran has managed to institutionalise permanent administrative control over the Strait of Hormuz. The creation of a maritime toll authority and the ...
- EconomyFranceFeatured
Choose France 2026: zenith or mirage of Macronian economic diplomacy?
par Ghizlaine Badripar Ghizlaine Badri 6 minutes readChoose France, eight years of building a national brand Launched in January 2018, the Choose France summit is the most visible incarnation …
- DiplomacyFranceFeatured
France and the changing international order: strategic repositioning of a middle power
par Ghizlaine Badripar Ghizlaine Badri 6 minutes readEmmanuel Macron, long-time champion of a European «third way» between Washington and Beijing, has had to implicitly acknowledge the limits of this ...
- Asia/OceaniaDefenceInternationalFeatured
Tensions over the Indus Waters Treaty: India and Pakistan one year after Pahalgam
par Ghizlaine Badripar Ghizlaine Badri 5 minutes readIndia had announced, in the weeks following the attack, the suspension of its participation in the consultation mechanisms provided for by the treaty. The …
- FrancePolitics
Sarkozy facing the precipice, the man who wouldn't believe it
par Ghizlaine Badripar Ghizlaine Badri 4 minutes readThe fall of a system There is a tragic irony in Nicolas Sarkozy's trajectory. He who embodied the verticality of ...