Israel-Hamas: Military Confrontation, Propaganda, and the War of Images
This translation benefited greatly from the expertise and collaboration of Dr. Lalla Amina Drhimeur, who holds a PhD in Political Science from Sciences Po Lyon. Her research explores the evolution of political Islam in government, comparing the experiences of the AKP in Turkey and the PJD in Morocco within their broader national and international contexts. […]
Is Iranophobia an Israeli construction?
Since the 1990s, the Israeli officials have consistently portrayed Iran as an “existential threat” to the State of Israel, to regional stability in the Middle East, and even international peace and security. In particular, Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has repeatedly warned of the alleged apocalyptic danger posed by Iran’s nuclear program throughout his political career. […]
The European cost of the Islamic Republic: six points that no one has added up
Weeks ahead of the G7 summit under French presidency, the Iranian dossier is back on the agenda of European foreign ministries through its usual points: diplomacy, nuclear issues, sanctions, and regional security. As it has for two decades, it will be addressed without any multilateral institution having first consolidated its financial toll. Yet the Israeli-American […]
Hormuz: From Legal Chaos to an Ad-Hoc Regime?
Since February 28, 2026, the Strait of Hormuz has become the theater of a confrontation in which the law of the sea appears, if not torn apart, at least to have its fundamental principles challenged. Iran’s closure of the strait, the American blockage of Iranian ports since April 13, the toll imposed by the Revolutionary […]
The Arabian Gulf Countries: Turning Point or Breaking Point?
The U.S.-Israel war on Iran tested the Gulf Cooperation Council (GCC) in unprecedented ways. Prior to the conflict, the GCC had an optimistic vision of the future. In the aftermath, however, the organization must reassess its direction. First the war has halted, if not derailed, all the prewar megaprojects. Second, the GCC must redirect its priorities toward […]