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Contents of issue N°111

EDITORIAL

• 2528 Attempted coup d’état in South Korea

AMERICAS

• 2529 Joe Biden pardons his son Hunter for all the crimes he may have committed
• 2530 Antony Blinken once again gives military aid to Ukraine
• 2531 Behind Donald Trump’s proposed trade war
• 2532 Donald Trump calls for the release of Hamas hostages before he takes office

EUROPE

• 2533 The complicity of the governments of Rishi Sunak and Keir Starmer in the crimes committed in Gaza
• 2534 France will not apply ICC arrest warrants against Israeli officials
• 2535 French National Assembly censures the government
• 2536 Didier Reynders again accused of money laundering
• 2537 EPP and Renew Europe oppose anti-Semitic party joining Lithuanian government
• 2538 Hungary changes university boards to comply with EU
• 2539 EU to continue supporting Ukraine even after Donald Trump’s inauguration
• 2540 The Anglo-Saxons’ plundering of Ukrainian state-owned enterprises
• 2541 Council of Europe supports the European aspirations of some Georgians
• 2542 Oreshnik missiles disrupt traditional military analyses

AFRICA

• 2543 Chad terminates defense agreements with France
• 2544 Celebration of the Senegalese Tirailleurs
• 2545 Czech drones seized in Sudan

ASIA

• 2546 Moshe Yaalon accuses Netanyahu of ordering the IDF to carry out ethnic cleansing
• 2547 France denounces Israel’s repeated violations of the ceasefire
• 2548 The International Committee for the Observance of the Ceasefire
• 2549 Hezbollah respects verbal ceasefire
• 2550 Russia and Hezbollah in Syria
• 2551 Hayat Tahrir al-Sham jihadists take Aleppo
• 2552 Bashar al-Assad sees the war against Syria as a stage in the recolonization of the Middle East
• 2553 US army fails to react to Türkiye’s capture of a Kurdish mercenary town
• 2554 Tareq Khouri calls on Amman to bet on Damascus
• 2555 Iraqi Shiites are aware that jihadists in Syria are acting for Israel
• 2556 Saudi Arabia rejects normalization with Israel
• 2557 Consultation between MBS and MBZ
• 2558 Abu Dhabi reportedly tried to negotiate with Washington to lift sanctions against Syria
• 2559 Hakan Fidan denies Turkish involvement in Syria war
• 2560 Iran and Türkiye relaunch the Astana process
• 2561 Bangladesh prepares to help the Pentagon against Myanmar

INTERGOVERNMENTAL ORGANIZATIONS

• 2562 The United Nations convenes a conference on Palestine
• 2563 Existence of the ICC threatened
• 2564 The Organization of Turkic States envisages a development comparable to that of the EU
• 2565 Mark Rutte asks how military spending should be incurred
• 2566 70th Session of the NATO Parliamentary Assembly
• 2567 Summit of the Global Alliance for the Implementation of the Two-State Solution