New strategic anchorage between non-Anglo-Saxon America and the Indo Pacific powers
Apodictically, both the depths and the surfaces of the world system entered, more than a decade ago, into a combinatorial phase of changes and transformations such that the globalist monody, […]
The European Union and the scepter in the West
The European Union cannot and will never be able to pursue a true foreign policy. The reasons for this irrefutable and apodictic judgment can essentially be summarized in a few […]
Analysis of the historic Alaska summit between Donald Trump and Vladimir Putin
The announcement of the imminent meeting between Presidents Trump and Putin has sparked diverse and contradictory reactions internationally. Many of these reactions require attention due to the vagueness and inconsistency […]
The United States and China in the Spanish-Latin American geopolitical arena
A maxim of International Relations theory states that: “In International Relations, there are no friends, only interests.” States are rational actors pursuing their security, existence, and expanding their power. Therefore, […]
U.S. Influence and the Demilitarization of Ibero-American Military Thought
Over the past decades, the United States has pursued a strategic shift in its engagement with Ibero-American military institutions. Washington has pushed for the adoption of doctrines focused on so-called […]
European Union: the paradigm of a retreating actor
Europe as a continent reached its pinnacle in the years leading up to the First World War. During these years, England was the leading maritime power and Germany the land […]
