Editorial Sections
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Jordan was a sanctuary. For years, American forces found safe refuge there, far from the tensions of the Gulf. In July 2026, that sanctuary was shattered. Four Iranian attacks in five days. The Muwaffaq Salti Air Base, in the north…
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China has not fired a single shot in the Iran-United States war. Yet it may be the main beneficiary. It has observed, it has waited, it has reaped. While the United States was depleting its missile stocks, Beijing made sure…
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The dollar is no longer what it used to be. In 2001, it accounted for 73% of global foreign exchange reserves. By 2025, that figure had fallen to 54%. A drop of nearly 20 points in two decades. It is…
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The American economy, seen from a distance, looks like a solid machine. Growth is holding up, consumers keep spending, markets are hitting record after record. Nothing alarming, at first glance. But scratch the surface a little, and the picture becomes…
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Cameroon is a country too often forgotten. Wedged between Nigeria and the Congo Basin, it is nonetheless a strategic pivot whose stability conditions that of the entire Central African region. In this year 2026, the country finds itself at a…
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The Ukrainian conflict is no longer a war of movement. It has entered a phase where the exhaustion of resources and the paralysis of infrastructure are becoming the real strategic objectives. On one side, Russia is seeking to suffocate the…
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They were seen as a tribal militia, isolated in the mountains of Yemen. Today, the Houthis have become a key player in the conflict engulfing the Middle East. Not because they have suddenly acquired decisive military power. But because Tehran…
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Martin Pfister’s statement went almost unnoticed in the international media. In Switzerland, it felt like a minor jolt. The Federal Councillor said it plainly, in the cMartin Pfister said something simple. Perhaps too simple. NATO will not come to defend…
