Suite à ça, un petit thread #123-Bashar-wa-bass sur la cantatrice Soumaya Hallak. Mme Hallak doit être libre de ses opinions: même si ses amis l'ôtent à d'autres, c'est son droit le plus strict. Par contre, les médias ont un devoir de contextualisation, et le droit de s'abstenir.

#Syria: delayed and partial transitional justice is fueling growing popular anger. Protests erupted past ~24h in several areas demanding expulsion of those who collaborated or fought with Assad's Regime. Video from S. Idlib countryside. #Aleppo witnessed same situation: x.com/zamanalwsl/status/2065… It comes amid a renewed wave of killings targeting former Regime elements, most of whom were low-level fighters who were left free - while the arrests focus on emblematic figures.

In a new book, Mark B. Smith not only pushes back against the idea that the Soviet collapse guaranteed Putin’s rise to power, but also that Russia is stuck in an unending cycle of authoritarianism. foreignpolicy.com/2026/06/12…

This is the Israeli military justification for attacking a Lebanese army patrol inside Leb territory - ‘the area is an active combat zone, and movement in the area requires coordination with the IDF’ The Israeli military is demanding Leb troops asks its permission to move around its own country 🧵

Only final dismantling (due to #decolonization & #deimperialization) of so-called "Russian Federation" and full independence for all 41 independent states of #PostRussianSpaces💪 p.s. example of the collapse of #USSR🤮 was best thing that happened in second part of XX century, not only to all of its citizens (except for a few percent of the "beneficiaries" of the late Soviet era, represented by the nomenklatura🤮, #KGB🤮🤮🤮, Komsomol members🤮, "military pensioners"🤮, "internationalist soldiers"🤮🤮🤮, "profsous leaders"🤡 & other "red castes"), not only to all of its neighbors, but also to the entire world, globally💯 #MakeMoscoviaSmallAgain ✌️ #PostRussia #DecolonizationRF #MoscoviaDelendaEst 🔥

Today, Zelenskyy, Starmer, Macron, and Merz meet in London. The format itself is worth welcoming, even if the EU has once again been left on the sidelines. The real question is what mindset the E3 brings to the table. Zelenskyy set the tone with his open letter to Putin. While his European partners likely share its substance, they are unlikely to be ready to openly put their signatures beneath it. But they do see that Russia is not looking for middle ground. It is set on war. Seeking a balanced compromise with an aggressor committed to conquest is not diplomacy. It is self-deception. The predecessors of today’s leaders understood this well. Symbolically, eighty-five years ago, London hosted another gathering. In June 1941, representatives of fourteen Allied governments and liberation movements met there to unite against Nazism. The final London Declaration was not about ending a war. It was about uniting those willing to win it and shape the peace that followed. One can only hope today’s meeting is guided by the same logic. Europe’s prosperity depends on its security. Europe’s security depends on Ukraine. It is time to turn that truth into effective policy. And fast.