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Guerre en Ukraine : pourquoi les Émirats sont devenus incontournables?

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Guerre en Ukraine : pourquoi les Émirats sont devenus incontournables?Par Isaac Hammouch Alors que la guerre en Ukraine entre dans une phase d’usure stratégique, marquée par l’enlisement militaire, la lassitude des opinions publiques et l’absence de perspectives politiques crédibles à court terme, une série de réunions discrètes organisées aux Émirats arabes unis a remis Abou Dhabi au centre du jeu diplomatique international. Ces rencontres, […]

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