Diplomatie
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UnclaimedDiplomatie is a French bimonthly magazine covering international affairs and strategic analysis, published by the Areion press group.
Last updated September 28, 2026
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Overview
Diplomatie is a French bimonthly magazine dedicated to international relations and strategic affairs. Founded in January 2003 by French geographer and political scientist Alexis Bautzmann, who also serves as editor-in-chief, it has become a leading title in its field in France. The magazine is published by the Areion press group, which also produces other specialized periodicals such as Défense et Sécurité internationale (DSI), Moyen-Orient, Carto, Histoire & Stratégie, Europa, Enjeux Méditerranée, and DSI-Technologies (formerly Technologie et Armement). Diplomatie is distributed in France through newsstands and bookstores, and is also available in more than 40 foreign countries. Its editorial line focuses on analysis and reflection, featuring contributions from French and international experts, as well as political, economic, and military figures. The magazine is known for its extensive use of maps and illustrations, and it annually publishes a geostrategic atlas and a report on global conflicts. A distinctive feature is its editorial independence, wide newsstand distribution, and strong presence in over thirty countries. The scientific direction of Diplomatie is provided by the Centre d'analyse et de prévision des risques internationaux (CAPRI). The magazine also maintains editorial and scientific partnerships with numerous research centers and universities in France and abroad. Its website, hosted under the Areion24.news portal, offers articles, blogs, and information about the magazine and its sister publications.
History
Diplomatie was founded in January 2003 by Alexis Bautzmann, a French geographer and political scientist, who has served as its editor-in-chief since its creation. The magazine was established as a bimonthly publication focusing on international relations and strategic affairs, quickly gaining recognition as a leading French title in its field. It is published by the Areion press group, which also produces other specialized magazines such as Défense et Sécurité internationale (DSI), Moyen-Orient, Carto, Histoire & Stratégie, Europa, Enjeux Méditerranée, and DSI-Technologies (formerly Technologie et Armement). From its early years, Diplomatie distinguished itself through its analytical depth, extensive use of maps and illustrations, and a commitment to editorial independence. It is distributed in France via newsstands and bookstores, and has expanded its reach to more than 40 foreign countries. The magazine annually publishes a geostrategic atlas and a report on global conflicts, which have become key features of its offering. The scientific direction of Diplomatie is ensured by the Centre d'analyse et de prévision des risques internationaux (CAPRI). The magazine has also developed editorial and scientific partnerships with numerous research centers and universities in France and abroad. Its online presence is integrated into the Areion24.news portal, which hosts articles, blogs, and information about the magazine and its sister publications. As of the 2020s, Diplomatie continues to be a prominent voice in French geopolitical and strategic debate.
- 2003
Diplomatie magazine founded in January by Alexis Bautzmann.
Magazine expands distribution to more than 40 foreign countries.
Annual publication of a geostrategic atlas and a report on global conflicts becomes a regular feature.
Products and positioning
Analysis and reflection on international and strategic affairs, with editorial independence and wide international distribution.
Diplomatie magazine
Bimonthly magazine on international and strategic affairs.
Grands Dossiers de Diplomatie
Special issues or dossiers published as part of the Diplomatie brand.
Geostrategic atlas
Annual atlas published by the magazine.
Report on global conflicts
Annual report on conflicts worldwide.
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