Zangezur: Redefining the geopolitical game?
The reconfiguration of the geopolitical map and balance of power in the South Caucasus region has gradually been changing over the past five years, starting with the Nagorno-Karabakh War in […]
The Zangezur corridor: A bridge for peace or a new fracture line?
The Zangezur Corridor, located in the southern region of Armenia, has become one of the most sensitive issues in the South Caucasus following the 2020 Nagorno-Karabakh war. This strategic corridor […]
The European Union is already a Trump Colony
The Old Continent is under the absolute control of the United States and its current President, to whom the current leaders of the European Union have preemptively surrendered. The imposition […]
United Nations : What can we do?
The recent meetings between Chinese President Xi Jinping as host to President Putin and several other Asian and Middle Eastern leaders, and President Trump’s meeting in Washington with European Union […]
The perennial US pretext for intervening in Our America: the War on Drugs
We Ecuadorians are well aware of the fallacy of the “War on Drugs.” Recall that during the neoliberal government of Jamil Mahuad, a Forward Operating Post (FOL) was established in […]
Trump: the “President of Europe”?
Speaking to reporters in the Oval Office on Monday, August 25, the US president said the title, which the leaders “jokingly” bestowed on him, was “an honor.” He added: “I […]
American Conservatism as a New Colonial Mask
The rise of conservatism among youth is an ambivalent phenomenon. On the one hand, it indicates that new generations are beginning to grow tired of liberal artificiality, of postmodern nihilism, […]
Franco-British Bilateral Migration Agreement “One-In, One-Out”: Another Symptom of the Structural Erosion of the European Union
In July 2025, the bilateral “one-in, one-out” agreement between the United Kingdom and France reshapes migratory lines in post-Brexit Europe. Although South America is geographically distant, it is affected by […]
Tariffs Against Brazil: A New Opportunity?
As of last August, tariffs against numerous Brazilian products came into effect in the United States, with a focus on meats, coffee, and products from the metallurgical and steel sectors. […]
In Defense of the Status Quo: Starmer and Macron Pretend to Fight Illegal Immigration
On August 5th of this month, the much-discussed, cumbersome, and nebulous agreement between the United Kingdom and France on illegal immigration finally came into force. The governments of Keir Starmer, […]
