Dans le cadre de l’amélioration de son service, Algérie Poste a mis en place une plateforme numérique dédiée aux réclamations, offrant aux clients la possibilité […]
L’article Algérie poste lance un nouveau service en ligne pour améliorer l’expérience client est apparu en premier sur .
Selon un communiqué des Affaires étrangères publié en ce jeudi, les autorités algériennes ont analysé la lettre du président français, Emmanuel Macron, à son Premier […]
L’article Visas diplomatiques : Alger répond à Macron et opte pour le principe de réciprocité est apparu en premier sur .
Russia’s full-scale invasion of Ukraine marked the start of a prolonged confrontation between Moscow and Europe – one that is fundamentally reshaping the parameters of European security. The return of Donald Trump to the White House and his stated intent to quickly end the war in Ukraine and put pressure on the European allies including Ukraine to assume greater responsibility for their security is a second critical inflection point. In this rapidly evolving security landscape, Europe faces the dual challenge of ensuring the long-term security of Ukraine, the Baltic states and the Black Sea region and strengthening the European Union’s defence and military capabilities. Turkey has a strategically significant, albeit politically contentious role to play within both contexts. What kind of an alignment might there be between the EU and Turkey, given that Ankara is simultaneously a partner, competitor, rival and even threat to EU member states? For its part, the European Union should adopt a gradual, pragmatic and interest driven approach to Turkey’s integration into the changing European security architecture. It should aim to reinforce the role of Europe – including Turkey – as a strategic and capable security actor while making clear that enhanced defence cooperation with Ankara and Turkey’s stalled EU accession process are two separate issues.