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Spotlight | France, Yemen
TotalEnergies caught in crossfire between Riyadh and Abu Dhabi in Yemen

TotalEnergies chairman Patrick Pouyanné with UAE President Mohamed bin Zayed al-Nahyan in Abu Dhabi, on 10 July 2024. © Abdulla al-Neyadi/UAE Presidential Court/AFP

Following Riyadh's lightning military campaign to push Abu Dhabi out of southern Yemen, France's main strategic asset in the country has fallen under Saudi control.

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Europe
Copenhagen in talks to replace Palantir

A protest against US tech company Palantir outside the German Chancellery in Berlin, on 3 September 2025. © Omer Messinger/Getty Images Europe via AFP

Danish intelligence is discreetly seeking to free itself from its dependence on US firm Palantir's services. This reliance is particularly jarring amid Copenhagen's existential diplomatic standoff with the White House over Greenland.

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United States
Conservative think tanks mirror rifts in US security apparatus after Caracas op

US President Donald Trump and Secretary of State Marco Rubio during a meeting with US oil company executives in the White House, on 9 January 2026. © Brendan Smialowski/AFP

Donald Trump posture of restraint during his first term helped to rally an anti-interventionist movement which has grown during his second term. The US operation in Venezuela on 3 January took his supporters by surprise.

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Myanmar
The secret negotiations to set up the SRA, Myanmar's resistance revamp

KNDF soldiers in Karenni (or Kayah) State, Myanmar, on 7 February 2024. © Oliver Petrie/Hans Lucas via AFP

Late last year, 19 autonomous Myanmar regional armed groups, close to the democrats of the national unity government, managed to set up the "Spring Revolution Alliance", a nationwide united front against the military junta.

Subscribers only Defence, Back-door diplomacy

France
Finance ministry's Tracfin urges banks to file fewer SARs

Faced with an influx of suspicious activity reports and lacking a big data tool to process them, the French finance ministry's anti-money laundering unit in late 2025 asked the banking sector to restrict the number of SARs it files.

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Spotlight | France, Yemen
TotalEnergies caught in crossfire between Riyadh and Abu Dhabi in Yemen

Europe
Copenhagen in talks to replace Palantir

United States
Conservative think tanks mirror rifts in US security apparatus after Caracas op

Myanmar
The secret negotiations to set up the SRA, Myanmar's resistance revamp

France
Finance ministry's Tracfin urges banks to file fewer SARs

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Spotlight | France, Yemen TotalEnergies caught in crossfire between Riyadh and Abu Dhabi in Yemen

Europe Copenhagen in talks to replace Palantir

United States Conservative think tanks mirror rifts in US security apparatus after Caracas op

Myanmar The secret negotiations to set up the SRA, Myanmar's resistance revamp

France Finance ministry's Tracfin urges banks to file fewer SARs

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Spotlight | France, Yemen
TotalEnergies caught in crossfire between Riyadh and Abu Dhabi in Yemen

Europe
Copenhagen in talks to replace Palantir

United States
Conservative think tanks mirror rifts in US security apparatus after Caracas op

Myanmar
The secret negotiations to set up the SRA, Myanmar's resistance revamp

France
Finance ministry's Tracfin urges banks to file fewer SARs