The BRICS and the sovereigntist resilience
An international summit begins to really matter when its decisions come into everyday life: the medicine that a family can buy, the work that allows them to live with dignity, […]
Europe: A victim of Hormuz
Europe, on the verge of a new winter, is deepening an energy crisis the likes of which it has not suffered for decades, a victim of the prolongation of the […]
From Hormuz to Bab el-Mandeb: Global energy war intensifying
World trade, energy and shipping are entering an area of unprecedented turbulence. The simultaneous closure of two of the world’s major bottlenecks threatens to transform a regional war into a […]
Around the energy crisis in Europe
Western Europe is deficient in fossil energy. Unlike the giants of China (which is on its way to becoming an “electro-state”), the United States or Russia, which have large amounts […]
Rare Earths, Strategic Autonomy and the New Struggle for Brazil’s Sovereignty
The United States Department of War’s decision to commit US$750 million to secure rare-earth supplies from Brazil’s Serra Verde project in Goiás should be understood not merely as a commercial […]
How much geopolitics has to do with the chronic insecurity that exists in Latin America
Without a correct geopolitical and socio-political orientation-approach, the fight against insecurity and organized crime does not exist, it is in essence false or at least epidermal. By correct I mean […]
Fear of the East – the German establishment’s concern about the rise of Alternative for Germany
The Alternative for Germany (AfD) is polling 40-42 per cent in Saxony-Anhalt ahead of the East German state’s Landtag election due to be held on 6 September, according to opinion […]
Germany at the Breaking Point
German Chancellor Friedrich Merz came to power by promising order, economic competence, secure borders, and a return to conservative government. He has delivered confusion, debt, weak leadership, and the continuation […]
The Arctic Route: A new board in the global competition
From melting ice to the dispute over supply chains, the Arctic is moving from being a remote frontier to becoming one of the decisive geostrategic spaces of the 21st century […]
Energy in Europe, the factor of Algeria and Spain
At the end of July this year, Pedro Sánchez and Abdelmadjid Tebboune had a meeting in New York in which it was agreed to increase the supply of natural gas […]
