The mass regularisation of illegal immigrants in Spain and its social and political consequences
Strong opposition in Spain and Europe to the new decree law aimed at the mass regularisation of immigrants. In January 2026, Pedro Sánchez’s socialist government published a royal decree aimed […]
Hegemonic restoration and unlimited war in the Arctic-space multipolar competition
In the context of the transition to a multipolar order, characterized by the erosion of Western unipolar dominance and the simultaneous rise of powers such as China and Russia, US […]
Argentine-U.S. Trade Agreement: Cooperation or Vassalage?
On February 5, the Agreement on Reciprocal Trade and Investment was signed between the administrations of Donald Trump and Javier Milei, representing the United States and the Argentine Republic respectively. […]
The Great Space of Eurasia
Europe has become a vassal and at the same time unprotected region, a risk zone in the world. The sensible thing to do, in case of inferiority of power, is […]
Peru’s Perpetual Crisis: Short-Term Changes and Structural Continuity
Peru is undergoing yet another dizzying turn in its already chronic instability. On February 17, 2026, Congress removed interim president José Jerí after a sequence of accusations and motions linked […]
The crisis of power in England
From the United Kingdom to the United States, from the Emirates to Norway. Lawyers, entrepreneurs, politicians, show business personalities. There are many high-profile figures, clearly unsuspected, who have had to […]
Trump, Cuba and the Uncomfortable Reflection of Latin America
The renewed conflict between Trump and Cuba brings back to the table an old hemispheric discussion: to what extent U.S. foreign policy continues to be anchored in logics of pressure […]
France is in a bad way, a very bad way.
Let’s not even mention Europe, which now exists only as a malevolent power. Among the many reasons why we have ended up in this situation, there is one that is […]
Budapest: Between Wars and Elections
Spring is approaching in Hungary and, with it, parliamentary elections that transcend local politics. What is at stake in Budapest is not only the continuity of a government, but the […]
Dodik in Washington: Trump’s new Eastern connections
After the fierce fighting in Bosnia and Herzegovina in the 1990s, the Dayton Agreement brought all sides to the peace table, but locals knew the pact would be fleeting in […]
