A war meant to bend Tehran now traps Washington The Iranian crisis now carries all the familiar features of recent Western wars: overwhelming technological superiority, deep-strike capabilities, enormous military spending and, at the same time, uncertain political results, sometimes opposite to the stated goals. The United States has…
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Eurodrone, Dassault and Airbus: the Economic War Behind Europe’s Defence Crisis When strategic autonomy becomes an industrial battlefield The Eurodrone affair is not merely a technical disagreement between Dassault Aviation and Airbus. It must be understood as an episode of economic warfare within the European camp itself. What…
Iran, the Geography of Attrition and the New War of Corridors Why Tehran Is Weaker, but No Less Central The temptation is strong: to look at Iran today, observe sanctions, oil difficulties, American military pressure, the rise of Turkey, the energy reorganization of the Gulf, and conclude that…
Digital Sovereignty, Economic Intelligence and Europe’s Struggle to Regain Control European technological sovereignty can no longer be treated as a secondary chapter of industrial policy. It has become a question of power, security, freedom of action and economic survival. The postponement of the European plan on artificial intelligence…
The war against Iran is not merely ravaging the Middle East. It is exposing, with rare brutality, the true state of global power relations. That is the essential point: we are not simply facing an expanded regional conflict, but a crisis involving Russia, China, Europe, the Western alliance…
There is a point at which wars cease to be merely military campaigns and become systemic crises. In the conflict involving the United States, Israel and Iran, that point has a precise name: the Strait of Hormuz. But stopping at Hormuz, essential as it is, is still not…
Glenn Diesen’s intervention at the United Nations as an indictment of the Western media system The War of Narratives and Diplomacy Made Impossible Glenn Diesen’s intervention at the United Nations as an indictment of the Western media system The intervention delivered by Glenn Diesen at the United Nations…
In the heart of Paris, on March 27, 2025, one of the most important—and simultaneously most disheartening—parliamentary hearings in recent years took place: the Commission of Inquiry into the Obstacles to France’s Reindustrialization. In a nearly empty room, with only four members of parliament present, a high-level exchange…
The recent US government decision to block Nippon Steel’s $15 billion acquisition of US Steel highlights the strategic importance of economic sovereignty and the application of the Paris School of Economic Warfare’s principles. This move underscores the United States’ resolve to safeguard its critical industries while navigating an…