In Latin America, U.S. telecommunications companies are consolidating their presence, while China is gaining ground and Russia is losing ground, against a backdrop of rivalry among major powers.

The Mediterranean is a graveyard that keeps filling up. The pope’s voice is strong enough to bring about some much-needed changes in sea rescue operations.

Less visible than their Chinese counterparts, South Korean private military companies—also known as K-SMPs or K-PMCs—are currently expanding rapidly, particularly in Asia. Although the d...

International organizations rely on financial support from many countries, including the United States, to provide aid to the most vulnerable. But since Trump’s return, humanitarian aid has been destabilized.

In Iraq, since the adoption of the new Personal Status Code in 2025, the situation for women has been deteriorating. Between early marriages and the automatic transfer of child custody to the father, the effects of the reform are...

In Afghanistan, a new penal code, enacted by the Taliban last January, legalizes domestic violence. This code, consisting of 119 articles divided into 10 chapters and three sections, has sparked strong concerns...

With a population of nearly 170,000, this community is nevertheless little known in France. A survey provides insight into how people perceive their identity as part of the Malagasy diaspora, as well as the diversity of relationships...

After Venezuela, Greenland? The fear doesn’t seem far-fetched: the Trump administration has just appointed a special envoy whose mission is “the annexation of Greenland to the United States.”