A war of attrition on both sides Analysts today agree on one point: the war between Iran and the United States will not …
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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 …
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When aid becomes a weapon of influence
par Elyes GHARIANIpar Elyes GHARIANI 9 minutes readOfficial development assistance (ODA) from Development Assistance Committee countries has begun a continuous decline. OECD figures do not …
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The Ormuz paradox: when Gulf prosperity remains suspended on a strait
par Elyes GHARIANIpar Elyes GHARIANI 11 minutes readHormuz, the strait upon which the global energy balance depends. Barely thirty kilometres wide at its narrowest point, this...
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Iran: behind the war, the world of tomorrow
par Anthony Tradpar Anthony Trad 27 minutes readThe war in Iran arguably constitutes the first full-scale test of the yuan as an international settlement currency. The share of transactions ...
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Macron and Africa: the investment gamble
par Ghizlaine Badripar Ghizlaine Badri 7 minutes readThe sun is setting over Nairobi as Emmanuel Macron announces, from the Kenyan university, twenty-three billion euros of investments for Africa. The figure is spectacular. …
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Africa: Growth under pressure – the story behind the International Monetary Fund’s forecasts
par Noël N'DONGpar Noël N'DONG 4 minutes readAn announced growth in a world under pressure In Washington, during the Spring Meetings of the International Monetary Fund and the …
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Russia–Cameroon: the behind-the-scenes of a logistical offensive that is worrying several capitals
par Noël N'DONGpar Noël N'DONG 3 minutes readRevelations on a silent battle between major powers. Officially, the Cameroonian Minister of Transport, Jean Ernest Masséna Ngallè Bibéhè, went to...
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Can China remain neutral in Hormuz?
par Ghizlaine Badripar Ghizlaine Badri 10 minutes readHeld hostage by its own energy dependence, Beijing has secretly negotiated an exclusive transit corridor with Tehran whilst displaying a …