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, […]
The protests in Morocco by the “Generation Z”
For several weeks now, the international community has paid special attention to an unusual phenomenon that deserves to be addressed, analyzed, since due to its characteristics it is necessary to […]
Lula-Trump Rapprochement: Opportunities and Pitfalls
Tensions between Brazil and the USA appear to be nearing their end. As we know, a few months ago the USA imposed 50% tariffs on a large portion of Brazilian […]
Trump will not release Bolsonaro, but he will probably get what he wants in 2026
Would Trump try to leverage an economic deal to help Bolsonaro and partially influence Brazil’s foreign policy? Ever since the New Republic began (1985), the Brazilian elite has no patriotism. […]
The Paraguay of Santiago Peña: Between Unrestricted Pro-Western Conservative Alignment, and the Diplomatic and Foreign Policy Risks
Since taking office in August 2023, Santiago Peña has defined a foreign policy that has sparked admiration among international conservative sectors and concern in more critical circles. His alignment with […]
Trump’s plan is no Peace Plan
Because that ‘plan’ seeks to achieve through diplomatic means, what Nazi Zionism has not achieved on the battlefield, despite the enormous suffering it has caused to Gazans and the Palestinian […]
