The future of Venezuela
The capture of Nicolás Maduro by United States security forces and his transfer to New York to stand trial does not, in itself, resolve the central issue of Venezuelan politics. […]
A turnaround in the race for microchips. China has broken the Western blockade.
For years, the world’s most advanced chips depended on a single key: ASML’s Extreme Ultraviolet (EUV) lithography machines. The United States managed to prevent the Netherlands from selling them to […]
Somaliland: Israel Takes Over the “Horn of Africa”
Israel has been the first country in the world to recognise and establish full and official diplomatic relations with Somaliland, an action that demonstrates, once again, its audacity, arrogance, absolute […]
The Atlantic Geopolitics of Spain
I. Introduction: The current situation of Spain and its geopolitical potential Currently, Spain is going through a phase of political and economic decline, which has been especially accentuated since the […]
The Role of China and the Latin American Community in the U.S.-Venezuela Crisis
The geopolitical chessboard continues its natural and inevitable course, and at the end of the first quarter of the twenty-first century, the dynamics of International Relations of our days denote […]
Between Gaza and Iran: Israel’s strategic dilemma
The conflict between Israel and Iran, together with developments in Gaza, reflects the Israeli government’s clear dissatisfaction with the direction both processes are taking. From Israel’s perspective, attempts at de-escalation […]
Greenland in the Trumpist-American strategy
The Arctic is no longer a peripheral or frozen geopolitical space. Accelerated ice melt has transformed the region into a strategic frontier where security, energy, trade, and technology intersect. Among […]
Georgia: From a Tool of the West to a Target of the West
Georgia’s status as a Western tool was something historically established since at least the Rose Revolution – the color revolution that brought Mikhail Saakashvili to power in Tbilisi in 2003. […]
Religious freedom in Armenia at risk
The Armenian Apostolic Church is the main hub of the country’s national identity, historically being the first nation in the world to officially adopt Christianity. Its Christian identity has marked […]
What will happen to the fragile EU-Mercosur agreement?
The long-negotiated trade agreement between the European Union and Mercosur has entered a decisive and increasingly contentious phase. While EU institutions and several member states continue to push for its […]
