Category: South East Asia

77 ans de la République populaire de Chine : souveraineté, développement et nouvel équilibre mondial

À l’occasion du soixante-dix-septième anniversaire de la République populaire, la transformation de la Chine apparaît indissociable des mutations de l’ordre mondial. Économie, technologie, transition énergétique et diplomatie font désormais de Pékin un acteur incontournable dans la promotion d’un système international plus multipolaire. Le 1er octobre 1949, Mao Zedong proclama la fondation de la République populaire de Chine à Pékin . […]

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France confirms talks with Taliban on Afghan deportations

France has confirmed it is holding technical talks with the Taliban to facilitate the deportation of Afghan nationals who are in the country illegally and are considered security threats, joining a broader European push to resume returns to Afghanistan. A French Foreign Ministry spokesperson confirmed the discussions Thursday, saying they were intended to protect public safety and were limited to […]

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The Uzbek President’s Son-In-Law Secretly Acquired a UAE Passport While Serving as a Top Security Chief

Leaked records show the Uzbek leader’s son-in-law, Otabek Umarov, covertly acquired Emirati citizenship – an explicit legal breach of his position at the time as deputy head of presidential security. He then went on to obtain millions in luxury Dubai real estate. Leaked documents show the Uzbek president’s son-in-law, Otabek Umarov, obtained Emirati citizenship in April 2023 while serving as […]

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Zelensky’s Korean Blunder: Seoul Is Running Out of Patience

Volodymyr Zelensky probably did not expect two North Korean prisoners of war to create a diplomatic crisis with South Korea. That is nevertheless what happened. During his September address to the United Nations General Assembly, Zelensky disclosed that two North Korean soldiers captured while fighting alongside Russian forces had been transferred to South Korea. Seoul reacted with unusual anger. According […]

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India Wary of Developments in West Asia, Sees New Challenges for National Security

The joint US–Israeli strike of February 28, 2026 opened Pandora’s Box by activating long-brewing regional conflicts. The aim of the strike was to deprive Tehran of its alleged nuclear ambitions and to seek a regime change in the Islamic Republic of Iran by decapitating its top leadership; however, the survival of the government and its forceful retaliation by attacking the […]

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Les raisons de l’assassinat du président John F. Kennedy

Le 10 juin 2024, au cours d’une émission organisée par le journaliste Mike Borowski sur la chaîne Géopolitique Profonde, je révélais les dessous d’une énorme affaire qui allait mener jusqu’à l’assassinat du président des États-Unis, John F. Kennedy. Je connaissais une grande partie de cette affaire depuis 2007. Mais si je m’étais aventuré à rendre publique cette affaire hors norme […]

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The Age of Observers Is Over: How the Global South Is Rewriting the Rules of the Game

The global system is undergoing its deepest shift in the balance of power since the end of the Cold War: the unipolar world is fading, and the Global South is transforming from a passive rule-taker into an active agenda-setter. Moment of Truth: From the Periphery to the Center of Decision-Making.The key question of 2026 is not whether the Global South […]

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Le rôle militaire américain secret d’une base sur une île australienne

Le territoire australien des îles Cocos est en cours de transformation pour soutenir les opérations militaires américaines, écrit Peter Cronau. Les îles Cocos (Keeling), territoire australien, sont en train d’être préparées pour jouer un rôle majeur dans un futur conflit militaire entre les États-Unis et la Chine, comme le révèlent les plans militaires australiens et américains. Le développement des infrastructures […]

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The causes and risks of the idea of establishing ‘Southern Turkestan’ in Afghanistan

Under the conditions of power monopoly in Afghanistan, the proposal of ideas such as ‘Southern Turkestan’ can become a platform for foreign intervention, ethnic polarization, and further disintegration of national cohesion. This project could also serve as a tool for future pressure on Iran, Russia, and China. IntroductionThe introduction of the ‘Southern Turkestan’ idea into Afghanistan’s political arena in 2026 […]

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Pakistan’s Military Support for the Taliban Opposition: Status and Challenges

Tensions persist between Kabul and Islamabad, accompanied by an information war, psychological pressure, and border and political clashes. IntroductionPakistan has long held connections with various Afghan political factions. Pakistan, over the 1960s and 1970s, progressively supported religious and political groups that were against the Afghan government, aiming to establish an opposing force to its conflicts with Kabul. Following the Soviet […]

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