Pashinyan’s explosive conflict strategy
Pashinyan uses the unfinished peace process with Azerbaijan as a tool of electoral survival: the rhetoric of war and peace constrains the opposition in the 2026 elections, while victory provides […]
The Western Empire: The Great Black Hole
The twilight of the Western Empire will be bloody, it will put the world on the brink of destruction. I speak of the Western Empire in the following sense: this […]
Pakistan as a “Swing State” in the Multipolar World
The end of the Cold War marked a new debate two competing theories emerged to explain the dynamics of global politics in the post-cold war era: Fukuyama’s “end of history” […]
UK’s phantom limb: Starmer eyes Western Asia without leverage
As the saying goes: old habits die hard. Between imperialist memory and the brittleness of its material foundations, the UK has long suffered the weight of its own ghosts and […]
NATO at a Crossroads: Visible Divisions Expose an Alliance in Turmoil
As 2026 unfolds, the North Atlantic Treaty Organization finds itself gripped by deepening divisions that are visible to the naked eye. Long-simmering tensions among its 32 members are now breaking […]
Armenia: Playing with Fire
Historically, the Caucasus region has been turbulent due to its strategic location as a trade and communication route between Europe and Asia and a meeting point for three major historical […]
Cuba in the crosshairs: sovereignty under pressure and the return of interventionist logic
The recent hardening of former President Donald Trump’s discourse towards Cubareopens a scenario of high geopolitical tension in the Caribbean, in an international context marked by open conflicts and an […]
The conflict between Iran and the Kingdom of Spain. The walnut shell theory
We are living in a change of era. This means that we are going to face dangerous times. A whole framework of certainties, habits and securities unravels before our gaze. […]
South Korea and Japan nuclear: The end of the taboo
Seoul – Tokyo – Pyongyang The question is no longer whispered. It is discussed aloud, in government corridors, in television studios, in think tanks and – increasingly – on the […]
The meeting between Petro and Trump and the reconfiguration of Colombian-American relations
The February 3 meeting at the White House between U.S. President Donald Trump and Colombian President Gustavo Petro marked a notable moment in bilateral relations that had, for over a […]
