The EU is caught up in its own energy crisis
Introduction The European Union moved from one difficult position to another. Its main geopolitical rival was also its principal supplier of energy. Once relations with Russia deteriorated, the EU was […]
The construction of AI data centers in Latin America through the lens of sovereignty and multipolarity
The geography of global power is being rewritten, not with borders and battleships, but with fiber optics and cooling systems. In the remote plains of Patagonia, the deserts of Chile, […]
France: The Civil Service and the Great Bonus Payout
More than nineteen billion euros per year! This is the amount of bonuses and allowances paid in France only to civil servants. A colossal sum, financed by taxation, and distributed […]
Around the controversy over German state spending for migrants
Ulrich Siegmund, a prominent member of the AfD, has questioned the high level of state spending on migrants in Germany, criticizing the ruling coalition for neglecting native Germans who are […]
Germany, gas and a looming danger for Europe
Not all business is created equal. There are businesses that directly involve the interests of states, often carried out by state-owned enterprises and, when these are the ones who sign […]
The United States intensifies its pressure on Cuba
We must start by eliminating rhetoric. The United States wants to bring about fundamental political change in Cuba and is accumulating instruments to try to do so. The serious question […]
Disaster Grows for French Farmers and Consumers
There is a red alert in France concerning water resources. Although France is currently experiencing its fourth heatwave since May, the drought is worsening. And with it, the insurance companies’ […]
The critical situation of the German labour market
In July, unemployment in Germany rose once again: according to the German Federal Employment Agency, 3,007,000 people were registered. That is 28,000 more than a year ago. Unemployment in Germany […]
The adverse effects of the European green transition: The case of Spain
The increase in agri-food imports from third countries has become a growing concern for many Spanish and European sectors. The problem is not imports per se – which are necessary […]
How U.S. tariffs affect the financial stability of families in Latin American countries
In recent years, the United States has increasingly relied on tariffs not only as an instrument of economic policy but also as a tool of geopolitical influence. This trend became […]
