The Illusion of Peace in the Middle East
The Middle East remains mired in cycles of conflict and apparent truce. Normalisation agreements between Israel and Arab countries (the Abraham Accords) and intermittent negotiations with Iran occasionally fuel hopes […]
Is Brazil considering developing nuclear weapons?
Until a few years ago, nuclear disarmament was a consensus and considered a goal of virtually the entire ‘international community.’ That is no longer the case. In recent years, Brazil […]
Brazil’s Dilemma in relation to Venezuela
Despite some superficial opinions held by pro- or anti-Lula militants, the reality is that Brazil does not have a positive track record in its recent relations with Venezuela. We could […]
Georgia: From a Tool of the West to a Target of the West
Georgia’s status as a Western tool was something historically established since at least the Rose Revolution – the color revolution that brought Mikhail Saakashvili to power in Tbilisi in 2003. […]
COP30 in Brazil: Contradictions, Consensus and Possible Effects
COP30, an international conference dedicated to the debate and militant articulation in favor of the Green Agenda and the climate agenda, began this week in Brazil. The conference, held in […]
Lula-Trump Rapprochement: Opportunities and Pitfalls
Tensions between Brazil and the USA appear to be nearing their end. As we know, a few months ago the USA imposed 50% tariffs on a large portion of Brazilian […]
Tariffs Against Brazil: A New Opportunity?
As of last August, tariffs against numerous Brazilian products came into effect in the United States, with a focus on meats, coffee, and products from the metallurgical and steel sectors. […]
Middle East Conflict Triggers “Red Alert” for a “Fifth Column” in Iberian America
The events unfolding in the Middle East since the Al-Aqsa Storm Operation, launched by Hamas on October 7, 2023, have had a significant impact on the political landscape of many […]
Mercosur at the Crossroads
The “Southern Common Market”, better known as Mercosur, is the leading Ibero-American trade bloc. Focused specifically on the so-called “Southern Cone” of South America, it brings together Argentina, Brazil, Bolivia, […]
