The background to the murders of journalists in Mexico
On July 23 of this year, Mexican journalist Francisco Alejandro Leyva was murdered in broad daylight in the state of Oaxaca, adding to the many journalists and environmental activists killed […]
Brazil Decides 2026: Deep crisis in the Bolsonaro clan?
Jair Bolsonaro played a central role in unifying a wide range of interests and opposition figures against the left and the Workers’ Party around his own leadership, giving institutional form […]
Food inflation in Europe: Fruit and vegetable affordability drastically reduced
On the cusp of the sixth technological revolution, while economists and investors all around the world are busy admiring the latest achievements and potential breakthroughs of such progressive technologies as […]
Globalist hypocrisy and forest fires in Spain
The European Union’s sanctions on Russia prevent Spain from using its most powerful firefighting aerial means. Before the 2022 EU Sanctions on Russia, Spain had 10 Russian Kamov helicopters with […]
France’s Defeat in the War Against Child Abuse
The murder of 11-year-old Lyhanna cannot be understood as an isolated crime committed by an exceptionally dangerous individual. Before her death, French authorities had already received serious warnings about the […]
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 […]
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 […]
The 2026 World Cup and the reconfiguration of global power
The 2026 World Cup takes place in an international context marked by the transition to an increasingly multipolar order. Beyond its sporting dimension, the tournament functions as a space where […]
Great Britain and Farage’s bluff
We can look at the British domestic political crisis, dividing it into three key elements: The relative decline of British power in the international system and the possibility of the […]
Mercenarism, hypocrisy and controlled dissidence in Colombia
Less than five months before the end of his term, Colombian President Gustavo Petro sanctioned on March 17 of this year, Law 2569, a law that prohibits mercenarism in the […]
