U.S. facing an Impasse on Key Political Breakthroughs
The change in the US regime has arguably been one of the most erratic moments in the history of the country. Just when the...
Syria Between Turning Over Trump’s Page and Reviving Obama’s Heritage
U.S. President Joe Biden's decision to appoint Brett McGurk as coordinator for the Middle East and North Africa to his team at the National...
Relations between the United States and Iran (1953-2021)
Why do the United States and Iran keep on fighting each other? The dispute between the United States and Iran began 68 years ago....
How will the U.S. Vice President, Kamala Harris, approach U.S.-China relations?
Over the past several months, countless scholars and policy analysts have put forward predictions and recommendations for how the Biden administration might approach relations...
Electoral trends and Latin American societies in the 2019-2021 period
In 2019 as many as eight general elections were held in Latin America: El Salvador (February 3), Cuba (constitutional referendum on February 24), Panama...
Three Ways the U.S. Can Adjust Its Foreign Policy in 2021
With both a new year and new president, 2021 presents an opportunity for the United States to rethink its foreign policy.
The past four years...
Donald Trump, Insurrection and the American “Horde”
"The mass man has no attention to spare for reasoning; he learns only in his own flesh."
Jose Ortega y' Gasset, The Revolt of the...
China-Brazil relations, the win-win strategy, and third-parties’ bad faith
In a previous article we focused on Argentina, but it is worth continuing to analyse the situation in Latin America.
Another case is Brazil, a...
The mistakes of U.S. foreign policy
A few days ago, in a conversation with one of the former protagonists of U.S. foreign policy, in response to my questions and considerations...
A Most Unusual Inaugural
Sic transit gloria mundi -- thus passes worldly glory, which seems an apt phrase for the peaceful transition of power from one administration to...