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• Map. The Baltic States : from the periphery to the centre of the European strategic debate

  25 septembre 2025, par AB PICTORIS, Philippe PERCHOC
  ESTONIA, Latvia, and Lithuania have long remained on the fringes of West European strategic concerns. Today, these three republics are on the (…)



• Map 3/3 Tectonics of the European Geopolitical Plate. When the Fracture of Geographical Europe Accelerates : The Consequences of the War in Ukraine (February 24, 2022 - April 2024)

  4 juin 2024, par AB PICTORIS, Pierre VERLUISE
  Voir la carte et le texte en français AT THE INITIATIVE of Moscow, the resurgence of the Russian war against Ukraine on February 24, 2022, (…)



• Russia’s Black Sea fleet in Sevastopol beyond 2017

  23 mai 2010, par Philippe CONDE , Vasco MARTINS
  UNEXPECTEDLY, and cloaked in secrecy, both Russian President Dmitry Medvedev and his Ukrainian counterpart, Viktor Yanukovych, announced on 21 (…)



• The future of Central Asia : from the predictable to the desirable

  16 janvier 2009, par René CAGNAT
  EVEN IF the prospects for Central Asia, rich in hydrocarbons, uranium and gold, seem promising, its future remains a cause for concern. This (…)



• EUMM - Georgia : the European Union monitoring mission

  15 mai 2011, par Levon ISAKHANYAN
  INTRODUCTION AFTER the collapse of the Union of Soviet Socialistic Republics the region of the South Caucasus became an area of different (…)



• The EU’s relations with Russia

  18 septembre 2014, par Pierre VERLUISE
  Do post-Soviet Russia’s designs for the European Union carry legacies of the strategies of the former Soviet Union ? The Union of Soviet (…)



• EU The Eastern Partnership

  21 novembre 2013, par Florent PARMENTIER, Pierre VERLUISE
  Version en français Pierre Verluise : To what extent is the Eastern Partnership the result of specifically Central European initiatives, notably (…)



• A. Ažubalis to Belarussians : You can carry out experiments on a desert land but not next to us

  25 mai 2011, par Audronius Ažubalis
  What do you think about the plans of the Belarusian authorities to construct the nuclear power plant 30 kilometers from the Lithuanian border ? (…)



• La politique de la Pologne envers la Russie : tentatives et perspectives

  1er mai 2008, par Sławomir DEBSKI
  A l’EXCEPTION D’UN COURT EPISODE dans les années 1991-1993, l’état des relations polono-russes reste depuis des années à un niveau médiocre et (…)



• Espaces communs : espaces contestés et stratégiques

  29 octobre 2021, par Bruno DUPRE
  . Global Commons – such as Polar Regions, Cyberspace, Outer Spaces and High Seas (including maritime security and deep seabed mining) - are (…)



• The Skripal Case : A Revealing Sign of the New Post-Cold War Geopolitical Reshuffle ?

  22 mai 2018, par Pierre VERLUISE
  THE ATTEMPTED nerve gas poisoning of Sergei Skripal and his daughter on March 4, 2018 in the United Kingdom has resulted in a series of (…)



• Russia, China and the US : How to lead EU foreign policy In a Changing Environment

  23 octobre 2019, par Bruno DUPRE
  I. Major preoccupying trends 1/ Not many "Atlantists" left in the US Talk to NGOs, staffers, US companies. There are not many "Atlantists" (…)



• Strategic Europe from 1989 to 2019 : from the break-up of the Eastern Block to the implosion of NATO ?

  3 décembre 2019, par Pierre VERLUISE
  “NATO is dead (…). Turkey has left, nobody reacted and the USA did nothing to prevent it”, declared Jacques Attali on the France Info radio (…)



• Why and how does V. Putin win a fourth presidential term in Russia ?

  25 avril 2018, par Françoise THOM, Laurent CHAMONTIN
  Laurent Chamontin (L.C.) : Russia’s March 2018 election results leave no doubts. But then, why hold elections ? What is the logic behind the (…)



• De-politicization of Indigenousness in Russia

  7 juin 2016, par Sardana NIKOLAEVA
  Introduction INDIGENOUS people all over the world are increasingly involved in demands for sovereignty, political and cultural independence, (…)