What Lies Behind the Shield of the Americas?
Drug trafficking and transnational organized crime constitute genuine threats to Latin America. However, the real debate surrounding the “Shield of the Americas” should not be limited to whether these threats […]
What does the new Colombian government really represent for Ibero-America?
The rise of Abelardo de la Espriella to the Colombian presidency should be interpreted less as a simple ideological alternation than as part of a strategic reconfiguration of the Western […]
Geopolitics, the World Cup and corruption in German football
Germany often presents itself to Europe and the world as a power of legality, administrative transparency, and institutional discipline. From Berlin, lessons on governance are handed down, fiscal austerity is […]
How far will Pashinian go? Possible scenarios of destabilization in the South Caucasus
Nikol Pashinyan’s electoral victory does not close the Armenian crisis; it shifts it into a new phase. Armenia is now entering a period of high strategic vulnerability, where the internal […]
The impacts of the “Isaac Accords” on Latin America
The signing of the “Isaac Accords” between Javier Milei and Benjamin Netanyahu in Jerusalem marks a new moment in Israel’s projection toward Latin America. It is not merely a bilateral […]
The War on Iran: An Irreducible Confrontation with a Guarded Prognosis
The war between the United States and Israel against Iran has entered a phase in which the word “crisis” is no longer sufficient. What exists today is a structural confrontation: […]
Peru’s Perpetual Crisis: Short-Term Changes and Structural Continuity
Peru is undergoing yet another dizzying turn in its already chronic instability. On February 17, 2026, Congress removed interim president José Jerí after a sequence of accusations and motions linked […]
Israeli interference in the Mapuche scene
The recent visit to Israel by a delegation from Chile —in which Iván Enrique Paredes Pichinao, president of the Mapuche community Kupal Pichinao, took part— opened an inevitable debate: are […]
Farmers’ rebellion against EU policy
Today more than ever, the idea of a Europe immune to the problems of the so-called “Third World,” as in the past, seems increasingly distant. Indeed, a powerful mobilization of […]
The U.S. Plan for a “Syrian-Lebanese Confederation”: Geopolitical Reality or Strategic Utopia?
In recent months, Tom Barrack — the U.S. special envoy to Turkey and Syria under the Donald Trump administration — has sparked intense regional debate by suggesting unusual rapprochements between […]
