24/10/24 | Analysis
Türkiye in Pieces: Terrorism and Internal Crisis Sink Erdogan's Imperial Ambitions (Despite BRICS Embrace)
In Russian, and immune to any international criminal jurisdiction, Kazan, at a moment that should have been celebratory, Turkey has discovered itself vulnerable. The...
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22/10/24 | Analysis
The Moldovan Paradox: Less than 3 Million Inhabitants and an Exorbitant Geopolitical Weight
The political autumn is hotter than the climatic one and does not spare significant geopolitical dynamics; the Moldovan ballot boxes have delivered interlocutory results regarding the will...
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08/10/24 | Analysis
The Waltz of Destruction: The Inevitable Retaliation in the Middle Eastern Chaos
To an eye intrigued by multiple perspectives, accessing the Middle Eastern vision is equivalent to entering the NY Subway and letting yourself be taken by the flow of the waltz that is...
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25/09/24 | Analysis
Jordan between external influences and popular dissent: elections, diplomacy and political-military instability
Elections, like the animals on Orwell's Farm, are not all the same, as demonstrated by the cautious muted campaigning and the Jordanian electoral results. On the Hashemite Kingdom...
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23/09/24 | Analysis
Hot August in Libya
The recent events and developments in Cyrenaica and Tripolitania are a real wake-up call. Despite the 2020 Geneva agreements having had the...
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29/08/24 | Analysis
Libya: A dose of realism is needed. Beyond oil and migrants
Libyan Prime Minister Osama Hamad, close to Marshal Khalifa Haftar, has established a blockade of oil production. As well as the essential services of the Bank...
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26/08/24 | Analysis
Azerbaijan towards BRICS membership: multi-vector strategic line in foreign policy?
The day following Russian President Vladimir Putin's state visit to Azerbaijan1, Baku formally submitted its application to join the BRICS2, a group of countries...
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24/07/24 | Analysis
US elections: where are the new Roosevelts, Eisenhowers, Kennedys or Fords?
The exit of President Biden, the new Nelson Mandela, has shaken the summer drowsiness of the political scene, although it certainly cannot be said that it was an earthquake...
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08/07/24 | Analysis
The Leopard in Iranian sauce: waltz of power between tradition and modernity
Imagination and political transcendence unite the halls of theocratic and medieval power of Tehran in these hours...
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03/06/24 | Analysis
The "Foreign Influence Law" inflames Georgia
More than two months have passed since demonstrators returned to populate the squares of Tbilisi to protest...
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20/05/24 | Analysis
Iran: will the death of President Raisi destabilize the regime?
The agencies already received yesterday have dispelled the doubts regarding the outcome of the flight accident which...
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17/05/24 | Analysis
The privatization of war
The dissolution of the Cold War and the Mogadishu Syndrome1 have enhanced the asymmetric nature of conflicts...
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10/05/24 | Analysis
The Space Race of India and China
The Armed Forces of the world have begun to look at space with growing interest. A domain previously reserved for...
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23/04/24 | Analysis
The Houthis and the war on commercial traffic
In a recent article, US Naval War College professor Kevin D. McCranie compared the Houthis' action...
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11/04/24 | Analysis
Strengthening the Anglosphere: The AUKUS era and the new global geopolitical scenario
In the current global context, characterized by intense geopolitical dynamism and challenges to stability...
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01/04/24 | Analysis
Türkiye, the opposition wins: "anything can happen"
Even in Turkey, the administrative vote provides political and social indications regarding possible developments in...
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28/03/24 | Analysis
Israel: between UN resolutions and new war fronts on the horizon
The latest burning UN resolution regarding the immediate ceasefire in the Gaza Strip brings yet another...
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11/03/24 | Analysis
Abstentionism: prelude to the end of the regimes
After 83 years, Citizen Kane returns to the screens, a reflection on media hegemony coinciding with a round...
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28/02/24 | Analysis
Indo-Pacific, a sea between Delhi and Washington
India is growing: even the most conservative forecasts see Bharat expanding over the next few years. Overtaking...
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12/02/24 | Analysis
Israel-Hamas: "war is a severe teacher"
“The most disastrous war is not the one that is lost but the one that disappoints”, goes a saying among historians, because there is no...
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Events
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Publishing
This is not America? Migrant Chaos and Social Revolt in the United States
The American melting pot continues to simmer; this too is part of exceptionalism, albeit in a negative way. The United States, those with many stars on the flag, reiterate propensities...
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Letters to the Director
Why do Russians put tires on airplanes?
Many loyal readers have asked: “Why do images of aircraft and other vehicles, deployed and also used in operational situations, have tires on their structures?” Pressed...
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