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No degree yet · University of Strasbourg (Unistra)
Sacha Sikora is pursuing a Master's degree in Public International Law at the University of Strasbourg, specialised in humanitarian law. Also reservist member of the French Military, he is interested in the evolution of national and international law alongside geopolitical changes, with backgrounds in German and British studies.
This article asks whether history follows recurring cycles of recession and expansion or unfolds by chance. It argues that downturns reflect a persistent cyclical pattern rather than isolated events, concluding that while these cycles evolve, their underlying logic remains constant.
1. Main Question: How has the Non-Aligned Movement evolved from Cold War neutrality to a tool for Global South influence? 2. Argument: NAM now engages strategically in economic, technological, and security cooperation, leveraging BRICS+ and South-South partnerships. 3. Conclusion: The Movement re…
Will the conflict between Japan and Russia over the Kurils resolved? The historic context, the presence of resources and the confrontation between Putin and Japanese ambitions halted the possible resolution. The ongoing conflict is very unlikely to be resolved as the situation stays the same.
