Armenia faces existential challenges and popular discontent with the government is growing
The focus of the world is between a front line that has already been connected by the force of events: West Asia and Eastern Europe. This line of unification connects […]
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 […]
Britain’s Multifaceted Crisis: Its Implications
In an undeniable way, Great Britain, as a whole, as a historical heritage, as a cohesive state and as a system of power, is perhaps going through its greatest existential […]
West Asia: Towards Security in Your Own Hands
West Asia is strategically located at the crossroads of three continents: Asia, Europe, and Africa. Therefore, it controls access to and from these continents. Situated in a central position, it […]
Iran: A turning point in the World Order
Iran and the End of the Illusion: The Day the International Order Stopped Working For decades, the world operated under a premise that was as invisible as it was powerful: […]
A Geopolitical Judgment on Orban
HIS ASCENT TO POWER IN 2010 AND THE KEY FACTORS BEHIND HIS DEFEAT IN 2026 FIRST: TOTAL COLLAPSE IN HUNGARY IN 2009 UNDER A SOCIALIST GOVERNMENT THAT CAME TO POWER […]
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 […]
The Bilderberg Club: a supranational power at the expense of the people?
Founded in 1954, the Bilderberg Group describes itself in this year’s press release as “an annual conference designed to promote dialogue between Europe and North America. Every year, between 120 […]
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 […]
Elections and the State of Democracy in Peru: Reflections on the Results of the First Round
Peru has experienced one of the most complicated electoral processes since, perhaps, the February 1990 elections, when, in a similar situation, Peruvian voters had to contend with a ballot nearly […]
