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Isaac Hammouch – Fake Belgian Employment Contracts: The Trap of Emigration in Morocco
A new case of alleged fraud linked to emigration to Europe is currently shaking northern Morocco. In Tangier, the justice system has opened an...
Isaac Hammouch: Why Western Democracies Are Experiencing a Crisis of Confidence
Western democracies have never been so free. Yet, rarely have citizens expressed such a level of mistrust toward their institutions. This contradiction constitutes one...
Isaac Hammouch: Immigration Has Become Europe’s Major Political Test
No subject divides European societies today more than immigration. No other theme influences elections as much, shapes public debate as deeply, or contributes as...
Isaac Hammouch: Have social media become a threat to democracy?
For a long time, social media were presented as a wonderful tool for citizen empowerment. They were supposed to democratize information, give a voice...
Isaac Hammouch: Is Belgium at risk of becoming ungovernable?
Belgium likes to present itself as the laboratory of European compromise. Yet, behind this reassuring image lies a more worrying reality: never in several...
Isaac Hammouch: Europe Facing the Return of Donald Trump
The transatlantic relationship between Europe and the United States is entering a new phase of uncertainty. The return of Donald Trump to the White...
Isaac Hammouch: The Évian G7 or the Brutal Return of Geopolitics
The G7 summit that has just concluded in Évian-les-Bains will undoubtedly go down as one of the most revealing diplomatic encounters of this new...
Isaac Hammouch: Is Europe falling behind?
For decades, Europe was convinced that its economic, social, and political model constituted a global benchmark. It possessed a powerful industry, considerable diplomatic influence,...
The Great Lockdown: When Europe Sacrifices Its Soul on the Altar of the New Migration Pact
Chronicle by Isaac HammouchJune 12, 2026, will not just be a date in the archives of the European Union; it will be the symbol...
Iran–United States: A 14-Point Memorandum Enacts a Fragile Truce, Not Yet Peace
After three to four months of indirect clashes, Washington and Tehran have initialed a text that opens a sixty-day negotiation phase. The United States...
Syria: A Suicide Bombing in Raqqa Revives Fears of an Islamic State Resurgence
The deadly attack that occurred on Monday in the Syrian city of Raqqa serves as a reminder that, despite the loss of its territorial...
Hormuz: The Strait Holding the World Economy Hostage – Op-ed by Isaac Hammouch
Sometimes a single spark in a 21-kilometer corridor is enough to set the planet on fire. The Strait of Hormuz, this ribbon of water...
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