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 […]
Hondurasgate: a geopolitical tool of the United States
Analysing the role played by judicial pardons granted to drug traffickers and used as a geopolitical weapon, the United States uses the justice system as an instrument of control over […]
The perversion of MAGA by the hegemonic liberal system
Trump’s election to his second term, which was expected to revolutionize U.S. foreign and international policy, revealed in a short time that it is just more of the same. MAGA […]
Messages and consequences of the EU-Armenia summit
Introduction The EU-Armenia summit, first of its kind, was held on 4th-5th of May in Yerevan, Armenia’s capital. The event was attended, along others, by European Council President Antonio Costa, […]
Armenia faces existential challenges and popular discontent with the government is growing
The focus of the world is between a front line that has already been connected by the force of events: West Asia and Eastern Europe. This line of unification connects […]
The Bilderberg Club: a supranational power at the expense of the people?
Founded in 1954, the Bilderberg Group describes itself in this year’s press release as “an annual conference designed to promote dialogue between Europe and North America. Every year, between 120 […]
Elections and the State of Democracy in Peru: Reflections on the Results of the First Round
Peru has experienced one of the most complicated electoral processes since, perhaps, the February 1990 elections, when, in a similar situation, Peruvian voters had to contend with a ballot nearly […]
Elections, inflation, and energy: interrelated impacts on the Brazilian economy
Brazil’s domestic context, from both political and economic perspectives, is marked by challenging factors that have drawn the attention of analysts. The political landscape is characterized by an extremely heated […]
