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Un soldat ukrainien, le 19 janvier 2026. [Photo d'illustration]

5 mai 2026, 16:14

Sur X, ce 5 mai, Gustavo Petro a vivement réagi au message d'un ex-ministre ukrainien déclarant que 7 000 Colombiens combattaient sur le front, formant de "très loin" le "plus grand contingent" étranger à la solde de Kiev.

Ricardo Martins,

Quatre nations, 1,9 million de soldats et un arsenal nucléaire sont en train de bâtir, discrètement, une architecture de sécurité que Washington n'a pas été invité à concevoir. Le Moyen-Orient n'attend plus la permission américaine.

Qu'est-ce que ce pacte et comment a-t-il émergé ?

Tout a commencé avec seulement deux pays. Le 17 septembre 2025, le prince héritier saoudien Mohammed ben Salmane et le Premier ministre pakistanais Shehbaz Sharif se sont rencontrés au palais Al-Yamamah, à Riyad, pour signer l'Accord stratégique de défense mutuelle (SMDA).

El problema fundamental para Trump a la hora de poner fin a la guerra con Irán (aparte de que su ego le impide parecer "un perdedor") es que no le es posible... asumir compromisos creíbles, salvo un estatus de tratado pleno, en lo que respecta a la no agresión contra Irán o al alivio de las sanciones.

Escríbenos: infostrategic-culture.su

Reunir a dos partes -por no hablar de tres- que cuentan con versiones de su historia tremendamente divergentes y aún menos puntos en común a la hora de trazar su futura trayectoria nacional, era, por naturaleza, poco probable que condujera a un acuerdo.

News out of the Pentagon is that the great retreat from Germany is beginning. Five thousand U.S. troops are being withdrawn at the request of a petulant president who can't stand criticism of his disastrous war of choice with Iran. (Then again, maybe it wasn't a war of choice, as it appears his commander-in-chief, Bibi Netanyahu, gave him none.)

Other countries to have annoyed Trump include Spain and Italy.

By Fabrizio POGGI

May 2nd. On the anniversary of the Nazi massacre at the House of Trade Unions in Odessa, May 2, 2014, one must acknowledge that Europe has declared war on Russia.

May 2nd. On the anniversary of the Nazi massacre at the House of Trade Unions in Odessa, May 2, 2014, one must acknowledge that Europe has declared war on Russia. No one has yet appeared on any balcony in Brussels to announce that "an hour marked by destiny beats in the sky" crossed by "Europeanist values." No Brunhilde-Ursula or Fredegonda-Kallas has yet warned that they are "taking the field" against the "Eurasian autocracies" that "have undermined the very existence" of Europe, the "cradle of all liberty." They haven't said it so openly yet; but that war has been practically ongoing for several years, and various countries of that Europe, reeking of cordite, have long been co-belligerents, sponsors, and at the same time promoters of a Nazi-coup regime that sees the continuation of the war against Russia as its last and only path to survival and enrichment.

Bruna Frascolla

In 1666, a bipolar rabbi who married the Torah sparked a secretive, transgressive Jewish messianic cult.

In recent years, Israel has attempted to impose on public opinion that all those who do not find the slaughter of children a beautiful thing are anti-Semitic. Thus, it is not surprising that people are losing their fear of this accusation, which was once so worrying, and are beginning to investigate the most sinister themes of Jewish history.

George Samuelson

CEOs got an 11% raise in 2025; workers just 0.5%. The average top exec now makes 490 years of a typical employee's wages.

Top global CEO pay increased 20 times faster than workers' pay in 2025, while at least four CEOs of major corporations each pocketed over $100 million in pay and bonuses last year.

At a time when the global workforce is concerned about keeping up with the challenges imposed by artificial intelligence in the workplace, corporate top executives are hoarding the lion's share of the profits.

Par IntelSky, le 5 mai 2026

L'illusion de la protection américaine s'effondre à Ormuz, la guerre de l'ombre frappe Bushehr, et Netanyahu fixe l'heure H en reportant son procès. - Talal Nahle

Évaluation stratégique et géopolitique pour le mardi 5 mai 2026 à midi :

La situation stratégique est aujourd'hui extrêmement sensible, avec des événements qui s'accélèrent vers un point de rupture total.

Le président du Parlement iranien, Mohammad Bagher Ghalibaf, a déclaré que la situation actuelle du détroit d'Ormuz devenait "insupportable" pour les États-Unis, alors que Téhéran "n'a même pas encore commencé à réagir".

Dans un message publié mardi 5 mai sur X, Ghalibaf a indiqué qu'une "nouvelle équation" était en train de s'instaurer dans cette voie maritime stratégique.