Ceuta, one month since the invasion and collapse
A month has passed since Morocco forcibly brought more than 100,000 of its citizens into the Spanish city of Ceuta. An invasion promoted by the United States and Israel in […]
Germany at the Breaking Point
German Chancellor Friedrich Merz came to power by promising order, economic competence, secure borders, and a return to conservative government. He has delivered confusion, debt, weak leadership, and the continuation […]
The Arctic Route: A new board in the global competition
From melting ice to the dispute over supply chains, the Arctic is moving from being a remote frontier to becoming one of the decisive geostrategic spaces of the 21st century […]
The Future of Syria in the Context of Turkish-Israeli Equations
Israel’s August 18 bombing of the Abu al-Duhur military airport in northwestern Syria, an installation under Damascus administration yet situated within the Turkish security perimeter, marks more than a tactical […]
The EU is caught up in its own energy crisis
Introduction The European Union moved from one difficult position to another. Its main geopolitical rival was also its principal supplier of energy. Once relations with Russia deteriorated, the EU was […]
The construction of AI data centers in Latin America through the lens of sovereignty and multipolarity
The geography of global power is being rewritten, not with borders and battleships, but with fiber optics and cooling systems. In the remote plains of Patagonia, the deserts of Chile, […]
Giorgia Meloni and Pedro Sánchez are at a critical moment
Until June 2026, Rome and Madrid normally collaborated in the European institutions, finding common support for the EU budget. But there was a strong ideological distance. Meloni had built her […]
France: The Civil Service and the Great Bonus Payout
More than nineteen billion euros per year! This is the amount of bonuses and allowances paid in France only to civil servants. A colossal sum, financed by taxation, and distributed […]
Israel, a new global power?
Forty days before the Israeli elections in which it will be decided whether Benjamin Netanyahu remains in power or not, it is worth taking stock of the situation, in the […]
What does the new Colombian government really represent for Ibero-America?
The rise of Abelardo de la Espriella to the Colombian presidency should be interpreted less as a simple ideological alternation than as part of a strategic reconfiguration of the Western […]
