- 30 October, 2025
Turkey’s Ambitions: A Lesson Not To Be Lost
Marc Lavergne, Géopolitologue, Directeur de recherche au CNRS, Université de Tours. The recent visit of Tunisian President Kaîs Saied to Paris on the 22-23 of
Is It Rivalry Or Cooperation? The Relations Between Turkey And Iran
MG (Ret). Sayed Ghoneim, Chairman, Institute for Global Security & Defense Affairs (IGSDA) 20 June 2020 The Nature of the Turkish-Iranian Rivalry: It is doubtless
Great Reset or Greater Divide?
Satoshi Ikeuchi, Professor, Religion and Global Security, University of Tokyo Two paths are diverging in front of us as the world stumbles to feet recovering
Fin de partie à Tripoli ? Quelles perspectives après la déconfiture du maréchal Haftar ?
Marc Lavergne, Géopolitologue, Directeur de recherche au CNRS, Université de Tours. Une nouvelle page de l’histoire tourmentée de la Libye semble s’ouvrir, avec la visite
Memento Mori, Memento Loci
Satoshi Ikeuchi, Professor, Religion and Global Security, University of Tokyo The world is aiming for a gradual return to a normal life from COVID-19 lockdowns.
Corona and the Social Responsibility
Jaber Mohamed Al Shuaibi, Emirati Researcher in Geopolitical Issues 10 June 2020 The Emirati values of loyalty and positivity have always been fruitful at the
‘Contradiction of Powers’ Relations in Libya’
Complicated relations in Libya: Turkey is a regional competitor to Russia in several hotbeds, despite their strong needs for each other. It is true that
Conflict of Science and Politics
Satoshi Ikeuchi, Professor, Religion and Global Security, University of Tokyo Where have all the social distancing-things gone? The death of a black man George Floyd
Societal Balance in the Face of Crises
Jaber Mohamed Al Shuaibi, Emirati Researcher in Geopolitical Issues 31 May 2020 In the global crises, the significance of the community emerges from its ability
Social Nesting, a Time for Introspection
Satoshi Ikeuchi, Professer, Religion and Global Security, University of Tokyo The state of emergency declaration has been lifted in all prefectures in Japan until May