Malgré leur joie immense à leur libération dans le cadre du cessez-le-feu, ces Palestiniens, aveuglés, battus et privés de nourriture dans les prisons israéliennes, luttent pour surmonter des séquelles inimaginables.
Les prisonniers palestiniens libérés dans le cadre de l'accord de cessez-le-feu entre Israël et le Hamas arrivent à Khan Younis, dans le sud de la bande de Gaza, le 13 octobre 2025. (Abed Rahim Khatib/Flash90)
Lundi après-midi, des dizaines de milliers de Palestinien.ne.s (…)

- Palestine & Israël / Prisonniers politiques / d'opinon, Gaza, Conditions de détention / Condition carcérale, Torture (Fr)

In one of his first moves as newly appointed Prime Minister, Anutin Charnvirakul has named a new chief negotiator for the peace process in Thailand's far South, a region gripped by a conflict that has claimed over 7,700 lives since 2004.
The decision has been met with scepticism, however, as Anutin's government is set to serve only four months before Parliament is dissolved. Since the negotiating team is mandated by the Cabinet, any new government will be free to appoint its own officials. (…)

- Deep South (Thailand) / CHARNVIRAKUL Anutin, Bhumjaithai (De la fierté thaïe), Military, SHINAWATRA « Ing » Paetongtarn, BRN (Thailand), RUNGSITA Somsak, Peace process , Counter-insurgency

The recurring clashes between Thailand and Cambodia are often described as the residue of colonial-era boundary disputes. This explanation, however, obscures the real dynamic: the Thai military's repeated exploitation of anachronistic disputes to preserve its political dominance. The armed forces have transformed relatively minor incidents into national crises, obstructing peace initiatives and weakening civilian leadership. The border conflict functions less as a cause of insecurity than as (…)

- Thailand / History (past), Borders, Military, Cambodia, SHINAWATRA “Ing” Paetongtarn, Political Regimes