Religious freedom in Armenia at risk
The Armenian Apostolic Church is the main hub of the country’s national identity, historically being the first nation in the world to officially adopt Christianity. Its Christian identity has marked […]
Armenia and religious persecution
Armenia is probably going through its worst historical phase in the last 60 years in terms of the dangers it faces with regard to its future existence and the foundations […]
Germany at a historic crossroads: Between a declining establishment and rising populism
Once upon a time, there was a country called Germany, sometimes nicknamed “the economic engine of Europe.” It was also said that if Germany caught a cold, the rest of […]
Hispanity: Francisco de Vitoria and the birth of Public International Law
On January 31, 1537, Emperor Charles V sent a royal decree to the Council of the Indies that would prove decisive for the history of law in general and, in […]
Digital ID in the United Kingdom: Modernisation or threat to freedom?
The United Kingdom is at the centre of an intense debate following the announcement by Keir Starmer’s Labour government of the creation of a national digital identity, known as the […]
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 […]
Do the actions of the Armenian prime minister harm his people?
The current administration of Nikol Pashinyan reveals not only deep signs of authoritarianism but also the transformation of Armenia into a gear more fully integrated into the Western strategy. What […]
ANTIFA and its role in American complexities
The recent return of ANTIFA to the center of the US political conflict cannot be interpreted as an isolated event or a spontaneous outbreak of radical activism. The incidents in […]
International Legion to fight in Venezuela?
In a bold invocation of historic solidarity, João Pedro Stédile, national coordinator of Brazil’s Landless Rural Workers Movement (MST), proposed organizing internationalist brigades to support Venezuela amid growing threats of […]
The Return to Traditions with Anti-Globalism
We are witnessing an unusual rise in conservatism and traditionalism in several parts of the world, running counter to what many, especially Western leaders who sponsor globalism, had expected. Although […]
