The crisis in Ceuta and the repression in Belarus embody the shocks of our era: they do not lead to open war, but neither to total peace. “The phenomenon will go to more and we will end up living in the gray zone”, say the experts
What do a Chinese boat fishing in waters claimed by various countries, a trolley farm capable of spreading false news from the outskirts of Saint Petersburg, and the crowd encouraged to enter Ceuta illegally two weeks ago have in common?
It’s easy: they’ve all been used as pawns in the call Gray zone, that corner of geopolitical chess where conflicts – almost always between states – are fought below the war threshold and to which it is not possible to identify nor with him
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