The term “Pacte de sécurité,” which translates to “Security Pact” in English, generally refers to a formal agreement or arrangement between two or more parties aimed at establishing terms of mutual protection or cooperation regarding security issues. This can involve a range of security guarantees, commitments to support each other in times of crisis, or cooperative strategies to enhance safety and stability within a defined context, such as national security, regional stability, or collective defense. Security pacts may be established between nations, organizations, or communities, and typically address concerns related to defense, crime prevention, or emergency response. The specifics of a pact de sécurité can vary widely, depending on the parties involved and the nature of the security challenges they aim to address.
Le gouvernement néo-zélandais a annoncé son intention de rejoindre le pacte de sécurité AUKUS, élargissant ainsi le partenariat existant entre l'Australie, les États-Unis et le Royaume-Uni. Cette décision fait suite…