EU budget dispute sharpens
Brussels is experiencing its most uncertain hours since the creation of the European project. The negotiations to define the 2028-2034 EU budget are stalled. Even the German chancellor, Friedrich Merz, […]
The BRICS and the sovereigntist resilience
An international summit begins to really matter when its decisions come into everyday life: the medicine that a family can buy, the work that allows them to live with dignity, […]
Colombia: Sovereignty in Dispute and the Return of the Doctrine of Power
The victory of Abelardo de la Espriella marks one of the most significant political changes in Colombia’s recent history. It does not only represent an alternation of government. It represents […]
Armenia at the crossroads: between national sovereignty and Western geopolitical expansion
The acceleration of the rapprochement between Armenia and the EU in 2025 and 2026 represents one of the most relevant geopolitical movements in the South Caucasus in recent years. The […]
Artificial Intelligence and Sovereignty: A Strategic Commitment to Multipolar Development
In the context of UNCTAD’s 29th Commission on Science and Technology for Development, the side event “Artificial Intelligence for Regional Sustainable Development” organized by Fudan University took place, which referred […]
Global Double Standards: Why Human Rights Need to Be Decolonized?
The decolonization of human rights should be one of the most relevant discussions in the field of contemporary international law today. Far from being a questioning of the universality of […]
