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Israel’s Syrian Push, Congo M23 Advance, Zelensky‑Pope Dialogue, Gaza Rubble Scale...
Mardi 9 décembre 2025 à 10:50
International Affairs
Israel expands its footprint in southern Syria
The Guardian reports that Israeli forces have intensified air strikes, ground incursions and settlement activity in southern Syria since the fall of Bashar al‑Assad’s regime, effectively abandoning the 1974 disengagement agreement. Analysts warn that this new front could redraw regional power balances and complicate Western diplomatic efforts to contain the broader Middle‑East conflict.
The Guardian
M23 rebels press toward Uvira despite U.S.‑brokered peace deal
Financial Times notes that Rwanda‑backed M23 rebels are advancing on the eastern Congolese city of Uvira, less than a week after a White House‑mediated peace accord was signed. The movement underscores the fragility of peace initiatives in the Great Lakes region and raises concerns about spill‑over effects on neighboring Burundi and Tanzania.
Financial Times
Zelensky meets the Pope while rejecting U.S. pressure for concessions
Live coverage from The Guardian and the Boston Globe shows President Volodymyr Zelenskyy convening with Pope Leo XIV in Rome, emphasizing Ukraine’s refusal to cede any territory despite intense diplomatic pressure from Washington. The meeting highlights the intertwining of moral authority and geopolitical strategy as Kyiv seeks broader European solidarity.
The Guardian
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Gaza’s rubble weighs as much as Manhattan’s streets
The World Street Journal quantifies the devastation in Gaza, estimating that the 68 million tonnes of debris would exert a pressure of 215 pounds per square foot if spread over Manhattan. This stark metric illustrates the scale of reconstruction needed and the potential economic and humanitarian burden on the region and its donors.
World Street Journal (International)
Global Economy
Eni uncovers major gas field off Indonesia’s coast
According to the World Street Journal, Italy’s Eni reported a promising gas discovery at the Konta‑1 well, with an estimated output of up to 80 million standard cubic feet per day. The find could bolster Indonesia’s energy security and attract further foreign investment amid a tightening global gas market.
World Street Journal (International)
Skild AI seeks over $1 billion at a $14 billion valuation
The Information reveals that robotics‑focused startup Skild AI is in talks with SoftBank and Nvidia to raise more than $1 billion, valuing the company at roughly $14 billion. The funding round signals strong investor confidence in AI‑driven automation as a catalyst for future productivity gains worldwide.
The Information
Political Power Moves
Trump’s pardons favor white‑collar offenders, sparking regulatory backlash
The Washington Monthly analysis details how President Donald Trump has issued dozens of pardons and commutations that disproportionately benefit white‑collar criminals, from securities fraudsters to cryptocurrency executives. Coupled with the administration’s dismantling of the CFPB and crypto enforcement units, the moves raise alarms about systemic financial deregulation.
Washington monthly
Federal judge blocks Trump administration’s attempt to halt wind approvals
The Hill reports that a federal judge rejected the Trump administration’s effort to suspend approvals for new wind‑energy projects, deeming the policy overreach a violation of statutory procedures. The ruling preserves momentum for renewable‑energy expansion in the United States, countering the president’s broader agenda to curb clean‑energy development.
The Hill
Environmental Crises
Food and fossil‑fuel production inflicts $5 billion of hourly damage, UN warns
A Guardian piece citing a UN GEO report quantifies the environmental toll of current food and fossil‑fuel production at $5 billion per hour, urging a rapid transformation of global governance, finance and economics to avert ecological collapse. The analysis links production patterns directly to climate‑change acceleration and biodiversity loss.
The Guardian (Environnment)
Caribbean reefs lose nearly half their hard coral since 1980
Research highlighted by The Guardian shows a 48 % decline in hard‑coral cover across Caribbean reefs, driven primarily by unprecedented marine heatwaves that disrupt the symbiotic algae essential for coral health. The loss threatens fisheries, tourism and coastal protection for millions of island inhabitants.
The Guardian (Environnment)
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