The Third Global Energy Transition

In the first part of this brief text we intended to show that the hegemonic powers were those that managed to bring together, under their cadence, the elements of national […]
France’s Defeat in the War Against Child Abuse

The murder of 11-year-old Lyhanna cannot be understood as an isolated crime committed by an exceptionally dangerous individual. Before her death, French authorities had already received serious warnings about the […]
To be blunt: NATO is becoming an international club for war profiteers – What is the point of that?

The annual NATO summit took place on 7 and 8 July in Ankara, the Turkish capital. It was a summit marked by two main outcomes: Firstly, the conclusion that the […]
Hormuz and Europe’s energy eclipse

The weak truce between the Islamic Republic of Iran and the “Epstein coalition” has not held up, the conditioning and pressure of the Zionist lobby within the presidential administration in […]
NATO 3.0: Between Bluffing, Business and War

Ankara as a symptom of a historic rift Ankara hosted a summit at which the Alliance’s main backer (the US) veiledly threatened not to have attended were it not for […]
Geopolitics, the World Cup and corruption in German football

Germany often presents itself to Europe and the world as a power of legality, administrative transparency, and institutional discipline. From Berlin, lessons on governance are handed down, fiscal austerity is […]
What is Israel seeking with the recognition of the Armenian genocide?

The State of Israel has joined, with great fanfare, the select list of 32 countries that already recognize the Armenian genocide, that open wound in the collective memory of a […]
France and the “ventilator crisis” as a reflection of the failed European state

Since the first heat wave began in France at the end of May this year, a drawer has been opened with a series of consequences that all lead to a […]
The scope of Moldovan-Ukrainian incorporation into the EU foreign policy group

The military-political events of February 2022 became a turning point for the European Union’s policy of eastern enlargement. Within a few months, Ukraine and Moldova were granted candidate status for […]
The Brazilian Standoff: Narco, Proxy or Sovereign State?

The organized crime conundrum in Brazil as it stands can be easily summarized: From the state, President Lula’s pseudo-left wing government established stance is either mopping the rain through localized […]