Working Paper - L'ÉGALITÉ OU LE SUICIDE DE L'OCCIDENT
Observations critiques sur les conceptions égalitaristes de notre temps
Date de publication:
22/1/2018 Prémisse
USA
Working Paper - Trump and the Jerusalem issue
Date de publication:
10/1/2018 Trump and the Jerusalem issue
Foreword
After risking a nuclear conflict with North Korea, Trump has targeted the most sensitive geopolitical hotspot in the world. By moving the US Embassy to Jerusalem and recognising the city as the capital of Israel, the prospects of an end to the Israeli-Palestinian conflict are likely to recede.
Is this an act of diplomatic arson, the débâcle of the century, the utter contempt for the views of the rest of the world? Or is there an undisclosed plan in Trump's initiative?
Working Paper - LA MULTIPOLARITÉ ET LA RÉCONFIGURATION DU SYSTÈME INTERNATIONAL. CONCEPTIONS PRÉCAIRES DE L'ORDRE GLOBAL ET RECHERCHES DE STABILITÉ POLITIQUE
Les difficultés d'unE diplomatie erratique entre multipolarité, multilatéralisme et non-alignement
Date de publication:
25/12/2017 
CONFÉRENCE
"LE CAPITALISME FINANCIER
Working Paper - The future of the European Union
Date de publication:
7/12/2017 The future of the European Union
Foreword
The EU is a political system with a unique structure and functioning, incomparable to anything which has existed before, far away from any classical, either national or international model. In such supranational union that is neither a pure intergovernmental organization nor a true federal state, political institutions appear vague and somewhat obscure and indistinguishable.
Working Paper - IRAN AND SAUDI ARABIA
How likely is a war between Iran and Saudi Arabia ?
Date de publication:
17/11/2017 How likely is a war between Iran and Saudi Arabia?
Foreword
Are Iran and Saudi Arabia going to war? They are already fighting – by proxy – all over the region. Relations between Saudi Arabia and Iran quickly deteriorated in January 2016 following Riyadh’s execution of Shiite cleric Nimr al-Nimi but their struggle for power dates back to Iran's Islamic Revolution in 1979. Tehran's influence extends today across a broad area of the Middle East from Iran in the east to Lebanon in the west.
Working Paper - Afghanistan 2017. Is there a light at the end of the tunnel?
Date de publication:
4/11/2017 Afghanistan 2017. Is there a light at the end of the tunnel?
Foreword
13,000 NATO and US troops are currently in Afghanistan with a limited mission: to train and support Afghan Forces in their fight against the Taliban and the Islamic State.
Working Paper - The protection of the World Cultural Heritage
Date de publication:
4/11/2017 The protection of the World Cultural Heritage
Foreword
UNESCO’s Director-General, Irina Bokova and the Italian Minister for Foreign Affairs, Paolo Gentiloni signed in February 2016 in Rome an agreement on the establishment of a Task Force of cultural heritage experts in the framework of UNESCO’s global coalition “Unite for Heritage”. Under the agreement, UNESCO will be able to ask the Italian Government to make experts of the Task Force available for deployment for the conservation of cultural heritage in areas affected by crises.
Working Paper - TRUMP-MERKEL-POUTINE
« Guerre civile éthnique », « Front-Uni euro-méditerranéen » «Partenariat civilisationnel euro-russe »
Date de publication:
19/2/2017
TRUMP-MERKEL-POUTINE
« Guerre civile éthnique », « Front-Uni euro-méditerranéen »
«Partenariat civilisationnel euro-russe »
Working Paper - De Gaulle, la Nation et l'Europe, de l'Atlantique aux Ourals, hier et aujourd'hui. Deux approches géopolitiques et systémiques
Date de publication:
20/1/2017 LE « NEW DEAL » EUROPE - ÉTATS-UNIS A L'ÈRE DE TRUMP
Quelles leçons pour l'Histoire ?
Working Paper - Cold War 2.0
Date de publication:
15/12/2016 Cold War 2.0
Foreword
In October 2016 John Sawers, a former MI6 chief, told BBC that the world was entering an era possibly “more dangerous” than the Cold War, as “we do not have that focus on a strategic relationship between Moscow and Washington”.
Lt. Gen. Eugeny Buzhinsky, head of PIR Centre, a Moscow Think Tank, did maintain: “If we talk about the last Cold War, we are currently somewhere between the erection of the Berlin Wall and the Cuban Missile Crisis but without the mechanisms to manage the confrontation”.
