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Why joining the BRICS now would be a risky move for Latin American countries

The idea of joining BRICS (Brazil, Russia, India, China, and South Africa) has intrigued several nations, including some in Latin America. Proponents argue that...

Latin America Is About to Gain More U.S. Attention Than It Has Received in Three Decades… Is That Good?

After decades of limited engagement, Latin America is regaining prominence in U.S. foreign policy, driven by mounting challenges such as immigration crises, escalating drug...

A good day for Europe’s competitiveness

Europe has always been a trading continent, but we are now facing a world where trade barriers are on the rise. Our companies and...

From Trade to Migration: How Latin America Faces the Trump Era Again

Donald Trump’s return to the White House marks a pivotal moment for Latin America, a region historically shaped by its relationship with the United...

The opening up of the Chancay Port in Peru and its role in the Chinese Maritime Silk Road

Chinese President Xi Jinping's visit to Peru in Latin America to inaugurate the new Chinese port project in Chansai, north of Lima, Peru, coincided...

China’s Diplomatic Strategy in Latin America: An Emerging Form of Soft Power

In the recent past, activity of the Chinese diplomatic in the region has extended immensely and therefore the geopolitical architecture in the western hemisphere...

Canada’s Strategic Interests Amid Growing Militarization in Latin America

The trend of militarization in Latin America has intensified, driven by a complex set of security, political, and economic factors. Governments in countries such...

Cyberdiplomacy: Latin America’s untapped opportunity

Diplomacy has expanded beyond physical borders to include the digital realm. Cyberdiplomacy—the intersection of diplomacy and cybersecurity—is now crucial for maintaining international peace and...

Latin American Digital Leap

On August 1st, a pivotal corporate event was organized by the Association for the Progress of Management (APD) in partnership with Clan Nativus. APD,...

The “Response-Reaction” Model of Historical Realism

Pablo Touzon, the founder of Panama magazine, has recently published an intriguing article titled How the Argentine Left Created Milei. This piece demonstrates the...

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South Africa’s G20 Presidency for 2025: A Catalyst for Energy Investment in Africa

South Africa can leverage its G20 presidency to advocate...

Fiscal Rules and Budgetary Discipline in Developing Countries

Developing countries face a constant juggling act when it...

Wings of War: The Indian Army’s Push for Aerial Dominance Through Helicopter Modernisation

In the unforgiving terrain of Ladakh, where sub-zero temperatures...

The Pressure of Eco-Anxiety on Small Islands: Between Greening and Global Responsibility

In the heart of the ocean, small islands are...

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