Iran: A turning point in the World Order
Iran and the End of the Illusion: The Day the International Order Stopped Working For decades, the world operated under a premise that was as invisible as it was powerful: […]
South Korea and Japan nuclear: The end of the taboo
Seoul – Tokyo – Pyongyang The question is no longer whispered. It is discussed aloud, in government corridors, in television studios, in think tanks and – increasingly – on the […]
The Gulf in tension: Saudi Arabia, UAE and Iran reshape the region
After more than a decade of strategic collaboration, Saudi Arabia and the United Arab Emirates (UAE) seem to be taking different paths. What for years was a united front in […]
Chile among Multipolarism and the shadows of an unexploded crisis
The concept of “systemic crisis” usually activates the ghosts of October 18 (shorter, 18-O): simultaneous fires, destroyed stations, a social wave in unison. But specialists agree on something that makes […]
Trump and Modi: Fragile dance in Eurasia
For years, India was Washington’s dream partner in its crusade to contain China. But that idyll is beginning to show cracks. Under Narendra Modi’s leadership, New Delhi no longer accepts […]
Trump, Xi, and Taiwan: Between Détente and Storm (2025–2030)
The announced meeting between Donald Trump and Xi Jinping in October promises to become a turning point in global geopolitics. More than just a bilateral meeting, the face-to-face meeting between […]
The Zangezur corridor: A bridge for peace or a new fracture line?
The Zangezur Corridor, located in the southern region of Armenia, has become one of the most sensitive issues in the South Caucasus following the 2020 Nagorno-Karabakh war. This strategic corridor […]
Iberoamerica pivots towards the Indo-Pacific
Iberomerica is changing its perspective. For decades, trade and politics focused on the Atlantic: the United States and Europe were the natural partners. Today, attention is increasingly focused on the […]
Is the Monroe Doctrine coming back? Our America in the crosshairs
In the midst of an accelerated process of reconfiguration of the world order, the United States is undergoing a strategic retreat—not a surrender, but a withdrawal and a redirection—that affects […]
The South also sails: Magallanes and Panama between neutrality and conflict
As the Panama Canal faces external and climatic pressures, the Strait of Magellan is gaining prominence in the struggle for control of global shipping routes. In the competition for global […]
