Sweden and the consequences of 200 years of peace
The faculty of conceptualization is the quid that should allow abstraction abilities typical of every average thinking biped: the conditional is a must, given the ease of ...
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Xi Jinping's "Chinese dream"
No nation has ever experienced the quality and speed of development with which China has entered the international stage in the last 30 years. Interpreter and architect ...
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Djibouti: a disputed micro-state in the Horn of Africa
Djibouti is a strip of land nestled between Ethiopia, Eritrea and Somalia, on the border between the Red Sea and the Indian Ocean. This African state, almost invisible on geographical maps ...
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The Chinese claws on the Congo. The race for Africa of a "technological empire"
Congo as a "non-place" at the beginning of the world to quote Joseph Conrad and his "Heart of Darkness", a land that feeds on blood and the same absolute silence that ...
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Azerbaijan and Turkey: Siamese twins
During the 90s, the then president-master of Azerbaijan, Heydar Aliyev, in describing the 360-degree relations between his country and Turkey, first coined ...
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Italy arm in arm with Azerbaijan
During the recent Second Nagorno-Karabakh War, which lasted from 27 September to 10 November 2020, the armed forces of the Republic of Azerbaijan made extensive ...
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Democratic Republic of Congo: "magnificent cake to share"
The tragic events that took place in the Democratic Republic of Congo are now well known: the murder of Ambassador Attanasio and Carabiniere Iacovacci are everywhere on the ...
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Looking for America
The appearance of each new Stars and Stripes Administration on the international stage leads us to ask ourselves how American strategy could evolve in the medium future ...
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Libyan castles of anger
Geopolitically, the Mediterranean fits with some precision to the American expression VUCA, where Volatility, ...
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The protection of national interests on the sea
Among geopolitical analysts the question of foreign policy and the protection of national interests seems to be ...
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Does backyard politics respond to national interests?
The Italian political scene in recent days stands out in several respects; first of all because of a seething crisis ...
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Triangolo Norte: between corruption, violence and hope in the new US administration
In the "Northern Triangle" of Central America (Guatemala, Honduras, El Salvador) it is estimated that the coronavirus has ...
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The Portkey of the Ayatollahs
The dimensions within which geopolitics operates are different; time is an understanding of global power based on a ...
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Confucian order and hierarchy underpinning China's rise
In the year in which China will achieve the first of the two objectives indicated by Xi Jinping at the time of his investiture (...
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The Nagorno-Karabakh conflict of 2020 and the (technological) evolution of military operations
The "small" war of Nagorno Karabakh1, which ended with the ceasefire of November 9, 2020 after forty-four ...
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The new cold war in the Arctic
In recent years, the Kremlin has been launching initiatives aimed at establishing a strong military presence in the extreme ...
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Trump, his "mistakes" and his legacy
Whether we like it or not, the Trump adventure is closing, leaving behind many ashes and uncomfortable legacies for ...
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The need for a smart national maritime strategy
Covering 72% of the planet's surface, the seas and oceans have always played and will continue to play a ...
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The realism you (don't) like
Analyzing MO and the Eastern Mediterranean is equivalent to singing an ode to realpolitik, to a pragmatism attentive to ...
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France: the future of Islam, from assimilation to multiculturalism
Because of its history, France stands as the homeland of human rights, freedom, the secularism of ...
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