Bernard Haykel
L'impasse sectaire de la Syrie
PRINCETON – Ce qui a commencé en Syrie comme une révolte contre un régime oppressif a évolué en une guerre civile sectaire et plus récemment…
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PRINCETON – Ce qui a commencé en Syrie comme une révolte contre un régime oppressif a évolué en une guerre civile sectaire et plus récemment…
WASHINGTON, DC – Les tirs de roquettes récemment lancés par un groupe militant islamiste depuis le Sinaï égyptien en direction de la ville i…
BERLIN – The eruption of the Arab revolts in late 2010 and early 2011 put power relations among Middle Eastern countries in a state of flux,…
LAHORE – Le moment de vérité politique du Pakistan approche à grands pas. Le 11 mai, quelque 40 à 50 millions d’électeurs éliront une nouvel…
LONDRES – Les avis occidentaux concernant l’armement de l’opposition sont de plus en plus confus au gré du déroulement de la guerre civile e…
LOS ANGELES – Depuis le début de la guerre civile en Syrie, son important arsenal d’armes chimiques a pesé lourdement sur la zone du conflit…
ISTANBUL – Le conflit au Moyen-Orient menace non seulement la sécurité de plusieurs Etats, mais également leur existence pérenne. La Syrie, …
KHARKIV, UKRAINE – La prison a toujours été un lieu de deuil. Mais peut-être le fait d’avoir appris la mort de Margaret Thatcher depuis ma c…
PEKIN – Après environ un mois de belliqueuses bravades de la part de la Corée du Nord, la Chine, exaspérée, s’exprime enfin au sujet de la p…
CAMBRIDGE – L'élection du premier pape non-européen était attendue depuis longtemps. Après tout, la région natale du Pape François, l’Amériq…
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