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La géopolitique systémique
La géopolitique systémique est une approche moderne de l’analyse des relations internationales qui considère le monde comme un ensemble de systèmes interconnectés. Contrairement à la géopolitique classique centrée sur les États et les rapports de force militaires, elle intègre des dimensions multiples : économiques, technologiques, environnementales, sociales et informationnelles.
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Azərbaycan: Antisemitizm və dözümsüzlük qarşısında birgəyaşayış nümunəsi!
Bu gün yaşadığımız dünyada bəşəriyyətin qarşılaşdığı ən ciddi problemlərdən biri nə kütləvi qırğın silahları, nə də qlobal iqlim dəyişikliyidir. Bütün bunlarla yanaşı, insanlığın gələcəyini təhdid edən ən böyük problemlərdən biri dözümsüzlük, irqçilik, dini ayrı-seçkilik və antisemitizmdir. Bu gün dünyanın müxtəlif ölkələrində İsrail dövlətinə və yəhudi xalqına qarşı nifrət dalğasının artması ciddi narahatlıq doğurur. Belə bir dövrdə Azərbaycan öz tarixi təcrübəsi, multikultu
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Azerbaijan: An example of coexistence in the face of antisemitism and intolerance
By Eric Gozlan and Murad Salmanov One of the most serious challenges facing humanity in today's world is not only weapons of mass destruction or global climate change. Alongside these threats, one of the greatest dangers to the future of humanity is intolerance, racism, religious discrimination, and antisemitism. Today, the growing wave of hatred directed against the State of Israel and the Jewish people in various countries around the world is a matter of serious concern.
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They came back. But are they really home?
Ukrainian children deported to Russia: facing the challenge of rebuilding their lives Can we really say that a child has “come home” when they have found their family but have not yet found their bearings? This question seems essential to me. Since the beginning of the full-scale invasion of Ukraine, more than 20,500 Ukrainian children are reported to have been deported or illegally transferred to Russia or to occupied territories. Just over 2,100 have, to date, reportedly be
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What if the problem isn’t what we believe, but what we no longer question?
Reflection after Yom Kippur We go somewhere for one reason and leave with another entirely — that was my experience during Yom Kippur. I was in the synagogue, surrounded by the prayers of the faithful. Some knew the texts by heart, others read them, but the same words came out each time, as they had since time immemorial. Watching the faces and listening closely, a question came to me: Do we still think about what we are saying? Yom Kippur is meant for introspection; we must
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Corruption: and what if the first line of defense was the Judge
Why every State must train its judges in the fight against corruption? Corruption is generally presented as an economic disease. It diverts public funds, distorts markets, enriches a handful of individuals, and weakens institutions but this reading is incomplete. Corruption is not only a matter of money. It touches on state sovereignty, national security, citizens' trust, democracy, and, increasingly, international stability. Corruption that goes unpunished gradually becomes
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Rosh Hashana: What if the world also examined its conscience
Tomorrow evening, a new Jewish year will begin. On this occasion, I would simply like to wish Shana Tova to my Jewish friends, but also to my non-Jewish friends. Because although Rosh Hashana is an important moment in the Jewish calendar, the message it carries, in my eyes, goes far beyond the Jewish community alone. Between Rosh Hashana and Yom Kippur comes a particular period: a period of introspection, questioning and taking stock. Everyone is invited to look back at the y
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Where are the voices of God when children are deported?
A silence that demands answers from religious authorities in the face of the Ukrainian tragedy History sometimes requires people of faith to do more than pray. It demands that they speak out, stand together to protect the powerless, and not hesitate to denounce injustice. At the very least, it asks them not to look away. The case of Ukraine's children is one such moment. Since Russia's invasion of Ukraine, tens of thousands of children have been deported to Russia and its occ
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Ukraine: A country fighting antisemitism, far from the “Nazism” attributed to it by Russian propaganda
From France to Ukraine, the same question: How can we fight antisemitism? In a previous article, I examined the driving forces and mechanisms of antisemitism in France through the lens of systemic geopolitics. I then looked at different trajectories and models, such as Azerbaijan, whose history and environment are completely different from ours, but which offers a particularly interesting case when it comes to coexistence between its communities. Today, I would like to contin
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Antisemitism in Europe: What if Azerbaijan were an example worth looking at?
From the rise of antisemitism in France to Azerbaijan’s experience of coexistence In a previous article, I wrote that the level of vigilance regarding antisemitism in France was high. A few weeks later, the figures unfortunately confirm this warning. In 2025, 1,320 antisemitic acts were recorded in France, representing more than 3.5 acts per day. These acts accounted for 53% of all recorded anti-religious acts, even though Jews represent less than 1% of the French population.
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Anti-zionism: A danger to the French Republic?
For several years now, one phenomenon has deserved careful reflection: the evolution of anti-Zionism in the French public debate. Long presented as a political position regarding the Israeli–Palestinian conflict, it now appears, in some of its rhetoric and manifestations, to extend far beyond that framework. This raises an important question: can anti-Zionism, in some of its forms, constitute a threat to the principles of the French Republic?This question is not intended to p
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The attack on the Iranian vessel: A minor incident… with potentially global consequences
Recent developments appear to reinforce this perspective. The attack claimed by Ukraine against a vessel allegedly involved, according to Kyiv, in military logistical exchanges between Iran and Russia may not simply represent another episode in the war in Ukraine. Instead, it could prove to be one of those "weak signals" that announce a much deeper transformation of the international system.
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Antisemitism in France: A systemic geopolitical analysis. SVI Level 3 (July 2026)
the Systemic Vigilance Index (SVI) provides an analytical tool that makes it possible to assess not only the level of threat, but above all the intensity of the interactions between these different risk factors.
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Climate does not wage war, but it can make -war inevitable
Within this framework, climate has become one of the most widely debated factors. Some experts predict the emergence of future “climate wars.” Others, on the contrary, argue that climate change is merely an environmental issue with no direct connection to international security.
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What If peace in the Middle East emerged through care?
The central hypothesis of this study is that integrative health could emerge as one of the most powerful vehicles for peacebuilding in the Middle East, grounded in a shared historical legacy, common health challenges, and a systemic understanding of human relations.
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Jews and Muslims in France: the first collateral victims of a democracy under strain?
Executive summary The 2027 French presidential election could represent a major turning point in the evolution of the French political system. This study is part of a systemic geopolitical approach aimed at analyzing the interactions between political polarization, identity-based tensions, international influences, and national cohesion. The central hypothesis is that Jewish and Muslim communities could become the first collateral victims of a democracy under strain. This vul
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French presidential election of 2027: When extremes meet the limits of reality
An election under systemic constraints The 2027 French presidential election may prove to be one of the most consequential political events of the Fifth Republic. Unlike previous elections, it will take place in an environment marked by an unprecedented accumulation of constraints: European economic slowdown, massive public debt, the war in Ukraine, energy tensions, social fragmentation, identity polarization, the digital revolution, and information warfare. France no longer
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he 2027 French presidential election: an election shaped by systemic constraints
As the 2027 presidential election approaches, one fact is becoming increasingly clear: France is entering an election unlike the traditional political cycles of the Fifth Republic. For decades, French presidential elections were primarily driven by domestic ideological confrontations: Left versus right, State versus market, Social policies versus liberal policies, Sovereigntism versus European integration. The upcoming election, however, will be profoundly influenced by globa
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The Azerbaijani presidency of the Council of Transport Ministers: Corridor diplomacy at the heart of the new geoeconomic order
Behind the technical discussions on freight digitalization, smart infrastructure, and interoperability standards lies a much deeper transformation of global geopolitics: transport is increasingly becoming an instrument of systemic power.
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The geopolitical time bomb of inequality
Inequality is no longer a social issue but a geopolitical issue. For a long time, inequalities were considered internal issues within states, but today this is no longer the case.
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Iran–Ukraine: We have already entered systemic warfare
We continue to view the war in Ukraine and the crisis in Iran as separate issues; episodes that have nothing to do with each other, crises that can each be placed in their own box. But this way of seeing things is outdated. The world can no longer be understood by analyzing conflicts in isolation. Everything is now interconnected: a hotspot, a tension somewhere, influences the entire international system. As a result, these are no longer just wars added one after another. We
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