International Legion to fight in Venezuela?
In a bold invocation of historic solidarity, João Pedro Stédile, national coordinator of Brazil’s Landless Rural Workers Movement (MST), proposed organizing internationalist brigades to support Venezuela amid growing threats of […]
Trump unearths the ghost of the nuclear confrontation
Donald Trump has surprised everyone by making public his decision, and consequent “immediate” execution order to the Department of Defense, to “begin testing nuclear weapons”, according to him to be […]
The dialogue between Lula and Trump
The recent renewal of dialogue between Presidents Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva and Donald Trump appears to have been driven by pressure from economic elites in both Brazil and the […]
Madagascar: between unipolar continuity and multipolar sovereignty
Lately, we have been witnessing increasingly frequent multipolar convulsions across the African continent—much like a lion shaking itself in the savannah—tired of decades of irritation caused by the lingering vestiges […]
The Donald Trump Deal for Gaza and its regional risks
Before addressing the situation in Gaza, it is necessary to understand the strategies adopted by the actors involved in this asymmetric conflict, the role each civilization plays and the objectives […]
The Return to Traditions with Anti-Globalism
We are witnessing an unusual rise in conservatism and traditionalism in several parts of the world, running counter to what many, especially Western leaders who sponsor globalism, had expected. Although […]
The Taliban-Pakistani conflict and regional stability
Pakistan and Afghanistan are immersed in a series of historical and geopolitical contradictions that come from the past – even the remote one – and that, by a natural dynamic, […]
Trump and Modi: Fragile dance in Eurasia
For years, India was Washington’s dream partner in its crusade to contain China. But that idyll is beginning to show cracks. Under Narendra Modi’s leadership, New Delhi no longer accepts […]
Caribbean Geopolitics: Maduro, Washington and the New Phase of Power
To speak today of Venezuela is to speak of a country suspended in time. The crisis did not disappear: it was transformed. It no longer grabs global headlines as it […]
The European dilemma: sovereignty or global technocracy
At the heart of Europe, which proclaims itself the cradle of liberal democracy, a paradox is growing that dismantles its own founding myth. While preaching the defense of freedom, plurality, […]
