Between digital inclusion and geopolitical influence, Starlink represents the new face of contemporary power. Its role in conflicts and crises demonstrates that sovereignty today also involves controlling the invisible networks that underpin global communication.

Wars and crises are no longer the exception; they now structure international politics. Ukraine, Gaza, Venezuela, and the Arctic reveal a security governance based not on resolution, but on the permanent management of instability, with selective responses, short horizons, and increasingly fragile norms.

Sins washed away by blood on the front and a war against moral decay: Putin's Russia is not just occupying land, it is occupying minds.

With the suspension of US military aid to Ukraine, NATO faces its biggest crisis. Could this be the beginning of the end for the alliance?