Bosnian Serb Officials’ Claim About ‘Trump Envoy’ Probing USAID Spending Debunked
When a US lawyer, Martin De Luca, visited Bosnia’s Serb-led entity, Republika Srpska, in April, the entity’s publicly-funded media outlets reported that he was a member of a US administration team investigating the alleged misspending spending of funds by aid agency USAID in Bosnia and Herzegovina.
Alexeï Pouchkov : «Ce qui se joue en Ukraine, c’est l’ordre international du XXIe siècle» – Réseau International
Alexeï Pouchkov est sénateur, président de la Commission pour l’information et les médias au Conseil de la Fédération de Russie. Fin connaisseur des relations internationales, il est l’auteur de plusieurs ouvrages, dont «Le jeu russe sur l’échiquier mondial», dans lequel il expose la stratégie géopolitique de la Russie face à l’Occident. Son parcours incarne le lien entre diplomatie, information et influence.
«L’OTAN a été créé par les Nazis» – Réseau International
Les Charlots font du complotisme.
Contrairement à ce dit l’histoire officielle, ce sont les méchants qui ont gagné la Seconde Guerre mondiale. Mais attention : les méchants, ce sont les Nazis, comme le dit l’histoire officielle. Nous ne le savions pas, mais les Nazis ont gagné la guerre. D’ailleurs, «l’OTAN a été créé par les Nazis». C’est prouvé par cette photo authentique du siège de l’OTAN à Bruxelles :
The Precarious Power of Azerbaijan: How a Delayed Peace With Armenia Endangers a New Regional Order
Few other countries in the past five years have experienced as great a shift in fortune as Azerbaijan. As recently as 2020, the small, oil- and natural-gas-rich country was mired in a decades-long conflict with neighboring Armenia and lacked full control of its territory. For years, the breakaway region of Nagorno-Karabakh, a mountainous area with an ethnic Armenian population within Azerbaijan’s internationally recognized borders, had been governed by a self-declared authority backed by Armenia. The unresolved status of the conflict left Azerbaijan diplomatically constrained and limited outside engagement with the country. It also made the nation strategically dependent—particularly on Russia, which cast itself as the region’s indispensable arbiter and used the stalemate to keep Armenia reliant on its security guarantees while maintaining leverage over Azerbaijan.
Le «Dôme d’or» de Washington : au mieux un vol de plusieurs milliards de dollars d’impôts, au pire une provocation dangereuse – Réseau International
Le président américain Donald Trump a annoncé que son administration avait choisi l’architecture du système de défense antimissile «Dôme d’or» proposé, affirmant qu’il coûterait 175 milliards de dollars et serait opérationnel en «moins de trois ans» avec un «taux de réussite proche de 100%».
Pakistan, Afghanistan, And China Forge Unbreakable Alliance For Regional Unity And Progress – OpEd
From 19 to 21 May 2025, Pakistan’s Deputy Prime Minister Ishaq Dar undertook a three-day official visit to China at the invitation of Chinese Foreign Minister Wang Yi. The visit took place amid rising regional tensions between the two South Asian nuclear-armed neighbours, India and Pakistan. Following Operation Sindoor, the situation between the two countries has escalated, prompting increased diplomatic and strategic support for Pakistan from Beijing. China continues to emphasize the importance of fostering regional stability through diplomatic engagement.
Espionage, Elections, Ethnic Tension: What’s Behind The Latest Hungary-Ukraine Spat? – Analysis
Ukraine’s arrest of suspected Hungarian intelligence operatives in Transcarpathia has revived fears about Budapest’s intentions towards the region. But experts think the incident says more about Orban’s electoral vulnerability than his territorial ambitions.
Mozambique: Thousands Flee Homes As Conflict And Disasters Fuel Worsening Crisis
More than 25,000 people have been forced to flee their homes in northern Mozambique in recent weeks, as conflict and a series of disasters fuel a worsening humanitarian crisis – one that risks deepening as vital relief operations face a severe funding shortfall.
The Strategic Value Of Deepening NATO-MENA Ties – Analysis
Recent developments in Syria and the ongoing war in Gaza serve as regular reminders of the importance of the Middle East to Western policymakers.
At a time when many in the West, particularly in the US, would prefer to reduce their engagement in the region and focus more on areas such as the Indo-Pacific, the geopolitical realities on the ground continue to prevent this shift from becoming a reality.