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India’s Anti-Terror Law and the Punishment of the Unconvicted

The statistics released by the government paint a troubling picture. From 2019 to 2023, India arrested 10,440 individuals using its strictest anti-terror law, but only 335 were convicted. This number didn’t come from a human rights organisation; it was shared by the Union Home Ministry itself during a session in Parliament in December 2025. The National Crime Records Bureau put […]

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Après un an de tensions, le Niger se réaccorde avec Pékin sur le pétrole

Un an après avoir expulsé plusieurs responsables chinois du secteur pétrolier, le régime nigérien a signé de nouveaux accords avec Pékin pour relancer production et exportations de brut. Un retour au pragmatisme dicté par les impératifs économiques de Niamey. Le Niger et plusieurs sociétés chinoises qui exploitent du pétrole dans le pays ont conclu une série d’accords pour relancer la […]

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Putin Needs Xi’s Help. The 3 Things Russia Wants From China

The red carpet from Donald Trump’s visit to Beijing had only just been packed away before it was rolled out again for Vladimir Putin. The Russian president’s visit to China on Tuesday and Wednesday will see the embattled leader – weakened in the fifth year of fighting in the Ukraine war – push for even more help from its biggest […]

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Putin’s Beijing Stopover and the Alliance Trump Couldn’t Crack

The back-to-back summits in Beijing revealed not only China’s growing diplomatic confidence but also the emergence of a deeper Sino-Russian axis that increasingly challenges the foundations of the US-led global order. Donald Trump flew home from Beijing with Boeing orders and a framework label. Forty-eight hours later, Vladimir Putin touched down at the same airport, was greeted by children waving […]

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Balikatan 2026 : Une tentative calculée contre la Russie et la Chine

Les puissances occidentales, menées par les États-Unis, s’approchent dangereusement de la base navale russe de Vladivostok et des flottes chinoises de l’Est, du Sud et du Nord. Ces manœuvres navales, menées sous couvert d’exercices militaires, pourraient s’avérer extrêmement dangereuses. La 41e édition de l’exercice militaire conjoint américano-philippin Balikatan s’est déroulée du 20 avril au 8 mai 2026. Balikatan, qui signifie […]

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L’histoire a basculé à Pékin

Dire qu’il ne s’est pas passé grand-chose pendant les deux jours passés par Trump dans la capitale chinoise, comme beaucoup semblent le penser, c’est ne pas voir la forêt qui se cache derrière l’arbre. Que les Chinois sont raffinés, que leurs gestes sont délicats, après deux millénaires d’expérience dans l’art de gouverner et les arts diplomatiques. Ils peuvent faire comprendre […]

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“Dans l’oeil du cyclone”

“Le calme avant la tempête”… Washington se prépare à une frappe de grande envergure et l’Axe remet les compteurs à zéro — Talal NahleAnalyse stratégique et géopolitique du dimanche 17 mai 2026 (79e jour de la guerre) Les tambours de guerre ne résonnent plus en coulisses, mais retentissent désormais dans le ciel de la région survolé par des avions-cargos et […]

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The duel of empires is being played out on the field of worldviews

Ultimately, Trump did not disappoint us: like his predecessors in the White House, he proclaimed himself the champion of liberty, he dispensed punishments and rewards, and he wants us to believe he is saving the world with every display of material power as impressive as it is ineffective. It’s a historical constant: armed with the incorrigible self-righteousness of the “born […]

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From Taiwan to Hormuz: Hidden Messages of Beijing Meeting

Trump’s visit to China was more than a diplomatic encounter; it symbolized the decline of US unilateralism and the consolidation of China’s role in a multipolar order. The trip exposed both Beijing’s display of power and Washington’s strategic setbacks. The visit by US President Donald Trump to China and his meeting with Xi Jinping unfolded amid extensive controversy, with the […]

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South Asia Intelligence Review

Manipur: Recurrent Violence Fresh violence continues to engulf Manipur, indicating a dangerous intensification of the State’s already fragile security environment. The latest incidents, marked by targeted civilian killings, inter-group clashes, bomb attacks, and the increasing use of sophisticated tactics such as drone warfare, demonstrate that the conflict is entering a more volatile and unpredictable phase. The recent developments also reveal […]

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