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The Chinese world empire: a thwarted ambition?
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The Chinese world empire: a thwarted ambition?

written by Clément Guntern

ANALYSE LONG FORMAT, Clément Guntern | Malgré une image conquérante et de vastes ambitions, le projet d’empire-monde chinois risque bien de se heurter à de nombreux obstacles. Corruption, vieillissement de la population, baisse de la croissance... Voici les raisons pour lesquelles la route n’est de loin pas encore dégagée pour Pékin.

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Towards a Chinese century
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Towards a Chinese century

By Clément Guntern · 07 August 2021
In an unprecedented upheaval in human history, entire regions that had been synonymous with poverty and political chaos have emerged on the world stage. However, the West, which is largely responsible for this recent success, does not yet seem to have integrated the new global order: in the near future, it will no longer be the center of the world.
Continent of hope, continent of fear
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Continent of hope, continent of fear

By Clément Guntern · 02 September 2020
At a time when Africa is still experiencing record levels of poverty, a different future could be emerging. Often torn between confidence and pessimism, the international community must realize the limits of its action and redirect it towards other priorities.
Just peace or just peace?
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Just peace or just peace?

By Clément Guntern · April 23, 2019
Contemporary conflicts are increasingly characterized by a lack of rules. Every day, armed groups and states alike flout international law. But one aspect is rarely mentioned, given the omnipresence of violence: just peace.