Assessing the Impact: How Critics Say Trump Altered U.S. Strength
Analysts outline areas where Donald Trump’s presidency changed U.S. institutions, alliances, economy and public trust, and why debates persist.
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Complaint against Mohammed VI before the ICC: What is known, what remains to be proven
A legal initiative targeting King Mohammed VI and Moroccan Head of Government Aziz Akhannouch has sparked numerous reactions on social media over the past few days. Some commentaries are already speaking of an “earthquake in The Hague” or an international indictment of the Moroccan government. The reality, however, is more nuanced: a complaint has indeed…
WHO and DRC Advance Talks to Launch Phase 3 Ebola Vaccine Trial Amid Escalating Outbreak
The World Health Organization and Democratic Republic of the Congo are negotiating to expedite a multi-armed Phase 3 trial of vaccines targeting the Bundibugyo virus as the outbreak intensifies, WHO director-general warns.
Taiwan Reports Overseas AI-Assisted Cyberattacks on Government Agencies
Taiwan’s Ministry of Digital Affairs says AI-assisted cyberattacks from overseas targeted government agencies last month and were successfully handled.
Russia’s LNG Pivot to Asia: Strategic Shifts and Market Consequences
As sanctions and declining European purchases reshape trade, Russia is shifting a larger share of its LNG exports toward Asian markets, with implications for prices, shipping and energy diplomacy.
Iran: The Invisible Supreme Leader and the Republic of the Generals – Opinion by Isaac Hammouch
Mojtaba Khamenei consolidates his power at the heart of an Islamic Republic transforming into a military and security fortress Since ascending to the position of Supreme Leader of Iran in March 2026, Mojtaba Khamenei has remained largely absent from the public eye. Yet behind this striking absence, the new Iranian leader is steadily leaving his…
Mohamed Ziane: From System Insider to the Prisoner the Regime No Longer Wants to Hear – By Isaac Hammouch
A Man from the Heart of the Institutions Mohamed Ziane’s destiny is all the more singular because it does not resemble that of a traditional opponent who built his entire political life in opposition to the regime. Born in 1943, a lawyer, former head of the bar association, member of parliament, and political leader, Mohamed…
A Strategic Pivot: Prioritizing the West Bank After Gaza Plan Stalls
With the Gaza initiative stalled, a U.S. pivot toward stabilizing the West Bank through diplomacy, security coordination and institutional support could reduce the risk of wider conflict.
Elections in Morocco: Can We Finally Move Beyond the “200-Dirham Note” Democracy? By Isaac Hammouch
When Money Enters the Polling Booth, Voting Freedom Recedes Every representative democracy relies on an elementary principle: citizens must be able to freely choose the individual to whom they entrust a portion of their political sovereignty. However, as soon as a financial counterpart enters into this choice, the nature of the democratic relationship changes. The…
Syria Announces Agreement with Russia on Status of Two Military Bases
Syria announced it has reached an agreement with Russia concerning the status of two Russian military bases in the country, following Moscow’s role in the Syrian conflict and the 2024 political change.