In Israel too, filming the bombings can lead to court
In Israel, filming the bombings can lead to seizures, arrests and prosecution. Analysis of rules, risks and censorship.
War, oil, sanctions: the big American turn
Why Washington loosens sanctions on Iranian oil despite the war, and why Europe refuses to follow.
Lebanese Front, piece of war against Iran
The Lebanese front is part of a regional strategy against Iran, well beyond the southern border alone.
Negotiate with Israel, mirror of real Lebanese power
The issue of negotiations with Israel reveals the fragmentation of Lebanese power. Between presidency, government, Nabih Berri and Hezbollah, the Constitution is not enough to define who really decides. This dossier exposes the gap between institutional legality and strategic power ratio in a Lebanon with multiple power centres.
Should we die for Ormuz?
In this editorial, François El Bacha reveals the illusion of an obvious military response to the Ormuz crisis. Behind the call to secure the Strait, he sees an attempt to pool the human costs of an escalation decided elsewhere, without a clear mandate, without an exit strategy or credible political framework.
Erik Prince, founder of Blackwater back 2/2
In this second part, René Naba analyses the return of Erik Prince and the role of private military companies in Saudi and Gulf security. Between Blackwater, Vinell Arabia, electronic dams and Israeli-Western alliances, the article sheds light on geopolitical, military and strategic logics at work in the region.
