13/07/2026 5:23 PMIs Iran seeking to politically exhaust the United States?
This may be the central question in the current crisis between Washington and Tehran. Is Iran seeking to politically exhaust America, complicate its leadership, weaken its alliances, and make every American decision more costly?
The answer is quite clear: Iran is not seeking a...
29/06/2026 7:09 AMMiddle East: Two Tracks, Two Doctrines
Sometimes, inside an American administration, the real divisions are not expressed openly. Officially, everyone is aligned behind the president. Officially, there is only one strategy, one line, one diplomacy. But in reality, files often speak more clearly than official statements.
This is what we...
Reflection on the current geopolitical situation
For a long time, people thought that diplomacy was supposed to end wars. We signed treaties, drew borders, and established new balances, then history resumed its course. This vision is becoming less relevant. The world of June 16, 2026, shows us something else: contemporary diplomacy no...
25/05/2026 10:51 AMWhile waiting for the agreement?
Given the latest available evidence, an imminent agreement would probably not yet be a peace, but rather a strategic truce dressed up as a political accord. The information refers to a text including an extension of the ceasefire by 60 days, the reopening of the Strait of Hormuz, the lifting of the...
15/04/2026 12:28 PMStrait of Hormuz: masterstroke or strategic Trap
The idea of a U.S. naval blockade of Hormuz is no longer just a far-off thought since the American-Iranian conflict started on February 28, 2026. It is now a real option for strategy. But in geopolitics, an option on paper almost always has effects that are not neutral.
What Washington...