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Milorad Dodik a sauvé les meubles en faisant élire son candidat, Siniša Karan, à la présidence de la Republika Srpska. Mais avec un score étriqué et entaché d'accusations de fraude, il est bien bien loin du plébiscite escompté. L'opposition ne reconnaît pas le résultat mais fait le service minimum. Analyse.

- Articles / Bosnie-Herzégovine, RS sécession, Politique, Courrier des Balkans

‘Only the companies truly know, and they exploit this to pit countries against each other’, French MP Hendrik Davi writes

Vincent Bolloré’s is helping the far right establish a powerful foothold in a sector traditionally defined by political moderation

Oslo, and Norwegian voters, are growing impatient with backing up Europe's energy transition

The need to improve intelligence capacity is undeniable. But von der Leyen’s chosen method reflects a familiar instinct: using crisis logic to expand the Commission’s authority

A new wave of defections is expected to dominate military news about Yemen's Shiite Houthi rebels in the coming months. At least, that is what Abdo Ahmed Abdo Awadh, a tribal sheikh from Hadhiyah in the Maqbanah district of Taiz, [...]

The UK government has approached owners of subsea telecoms cables around the British Isles to encourage them to lay new [...]

Norwegian ship spotters have a keen eye. On 3 November, one of them photographed the French Dupuy-de-Lôme in Norway's military [...]

France's DGA arms procurement agency sent a prospecting mission to Georgia on 5-6 November, Intelligence Online has learned, with the [...]

The peace initiative signed in Kuala Lumpur at the end of October has by no means put an end to [...]

One of the defendants at the trial of cement manufacturer Lafarge, which began on 18 November (IO, 17/11/25) and is [...]

How the shadow fleet enables Russia’s hybrid warfare in Europe.

Beijing gambled and is now reaping the rewards.

Mit der Initiative «Keine 10-Millionen-Schweiz» würde das Volk heute entscheiden, die Personenfreizügigkeit später automatisch zu kündigen. Das will der Appenzeller Ständerat Daniel Fässler verhindern.

With an election on the horizon, the party’s electoral appeal is waning, with neither powerful policy pledges nor inspiring leadership in sight.

According to the Washington-based Stimson Center, the past decade has seem a spike in unregulated mining activity in Myanmar, Laos, and Cambodia.

The U.S. Department of Homeland Security justified the decision on the grounds that the country has "made notable progress in governance and stability."

The Nepali Congress is on board and voter enthusiasm is running high. But powerful actors could undermine the vote.

India’s infrastructure push shows that a country can combine the best of both worlds—characteristics of a lawyerly society and the practices of an engineering state.

Europe can still compete in Central Asia’s minerals race – but only if it backs ESG promises with swift, strategic action