Latin America and China: The economic and debt situation and the U.S. discomfort
Latin American countries have no relatively good room for fiscal and monetary policy adjustment like China, and basically lack the ability for governmental countercyclical...
Russia and Belarus: An increasingly difficult alliance
Way back in 1991, while the crisis of the Soviet system was leading to the disintegration of that galaxy of nations which, under the...
Latin America and China: The difficulties in relations and Covid-19
The relations between China and Latin America have developed positively, but some problems and challenges are also being faced. Firstly, the intensified strategic and...
Latin America and the challenges for true political and economic independence
Latin America - and its core countries, namely Brazil, Argentina and Mexico - has become a region of high global strategic value due to...
Can Syria be reborn from the ruins after a decade of civil war?
According to the data from the "Syrian Observatory for Human Rights" (a non-governmental organization based in London), in 2020 - after ten years of...
The new Silk Road: The agreement between the EU and China opens up new geopolitics scenarios
The year that has just started does not seem destined to be more peaceful than the one that has just ended.
While the world continues...
The importance of maritime areas in the Pacific Ocean
Ocean governance has increased and developed with the continuous progress of globalization since the late 1940s and early 1950s, and it has gradually shaped...
Israel, Turkey, United Arab Emirates: The New Geopolitical “Triangle”
During the last months of the year which is drawing to a close, in a world distracted by the Covid 19 pandemic, the U.S....
China’s conquest of space
Manned cosmic flight is the most technologically complex and difficult aerospace project in the world. It represents a country's strength in science, technology and...
The Year To Come: From Brexit To Biden’s Election – An Overview Of The Near Future
Herman Khan (1922-1983) is universally considered the father of 'futurology', the - inevitably inexact - branch of political science which aspires to draw future...