The Third Global Energy Transition
In the first part of this brief text we intended to show that the hegemonic powers were those that managed to bring together, under their cadence, the elements of national […]
Hormuz and Europe’s energy eclipse
The weak truce between the Islamic Republic of Iran and the “Epstein coalition” has not held up, the conditioning and pressure of the Zionist lobby within the presidential administration in […]
France and the “ventilator crisis” as a reflection of the failed European state
Since the first heat wave began in France at the end of May this year, a drawer has been opened with a series of consequences that all lead to a […]
Technological Geopolitics: The Struggle of the U.S. and China Supercomputers
The technological cold war chessboard has just undergone its most symbolic turnaround in almost a decade. China has officially claimed the position of the world’s most powerful supercomputer. This milestone […]
Volkswagen’s crisis, energy sovereignty and geopolitical dependence
From Energy Sufficiency to Strategic Dependency Germany’s path to its current industrial crisis begins not in 2022, but in the early 2000s, a period when the country made fateful policy […]
India and Latin America: the awakening of a new strategic interest
For decades, Latin America held a secondary place in India’s foreign policy. New Delhi’s attention was focused on its immediate neighborhood, the Indian Ocean, and the great powers of Asia. […]
The G7, a temple of Atlanticist submission
The most recent G7 summit took place from 15 to 17 June 2026 in Évian-les-Bains, France. This organisation, founded in 1975 as an informal economic forum for the major Western […]
How far will Pashinian go? Possible scenarios of destabilization in the South Caucasus
Nikol Pashinyan’s electoral victory does not close the Armenian crisis; it shifts it into a new phase. Armenia is now entering a period of high strategic vulnerability, where the internal […]
Anglo-Zionist Unipolarism Is Drowning in the Strait of Hormuz
The “endless wait”: characterized by bombastic statements and denials, sudden moves, and unexpected bombings that obstruct a convoluted negotiation hanging by a very thin thread that could snap at any […]
Germany between expectations and limitations
Introduction “Poor old Germany. Too big for Europe, too small for the world,” allegedly said Henry Kissinger, implying that Germany, having a large population, natural resources, and a central geographic […]
