Economic impact of the war against Iran
A structural war is a military conflict or a high geopolitical confrontation that transcends the mere tactical conjuncture or temporary military confrontation, becoming a factor of permanent alteration in the […]
Brazil Decides 2026: Deep crisis in the Bolsonaro clan?
Jair Bolsonaro played a central role in unifying a wide range of interests and opposition figures against the left and the Workers’ Party around his own leadership, giving institutional form […]
Food inflation in Europe: Fruit and vegetable affordability drastically reduced
On the cusp of the sixth technological revolution, while economists and investors all around the world are busy admiring the latest achievements and potential breakthroughs of such progressive technologies as […]
The centrist platform as a divisive and destructive vector of France
On April 18, 2027, the French will be called upon to elect a new President of the Republic. Fortunately, Emmanuel Macron will not be able to run again. But before […]
Globalist hypocrisy and forest fires in Spain
The European Union’s sanctions on Russia prevent Spain from using its most powerful firefighting aerial means. Before the 2022 EU Sanctions on Russia, Spain had 10 Russian Kamov helicopters with […]
Hiding in Plain Sight: Germany and the EU’s Anti-Corruption Policy for Ukraine
“The closer we are to danger, the farther we are from harm” is a famous quote by Pippin in The Lord of the Rings: The Two Towers. He says it […]
What does Turkey gain and what does it lose in NATO?
When many forecasters predicted that, by this part of the 2020s, Turkey would be extremely minimized in terms of its ability to express power influence, the truth is that the […]
What lies behind the recent political and social events in Ukraine?
Although corruption has been the common denominator of Ukrainian politics since the dissolution of the Soviet Union, the degradation of the slightest state order has been exponential in recent years, […]
France 2027: The Powder Keg Election
With the first round of France’s presidential election set for April 18, 2027, and the runoff on May 2nd, the country enters a high-stakes pre-campaign period marked by uncertainty, polarization, […]
Spain is the laughing stock of the world: and Hispanic America remains on the list
Some might think that the title of this piece is grossly exaggerated and deliberately melodramatic. Nor does it stem from judgement clouded by nostalgia for the past. But, unfortunately, this […]
