Ideas

Geopolitical analyst claims that Latin American elites "sell" their countries for an apartment in Miami.

This doesn't mean not doing business with China.

Former Greek minister claims US president has abandoned the "liberal" veneer of previous wars and is pushing the EU into a vassal role.

The United States is determined to seize Venezuela's oil, which possesses the world's largest reserves.

Chinese professor criticizes Donald Trump's trade war, defends open-source AI, and asserts that peace between China and the US is inevitable.

An analyst says that the invasion of Venezuela reignites Washington's history of interventionism and could have political repercussions in Brazil and the region.

Journalist claims that violations of international law create a world of permanent chaos and violence.

An economist says that Maduro's kidnapping could trigger a prolonged period of instability in Latin America.

Kast will certainly try to deepen the economic model developed during the Pinochet dictatorship.

He also spoke about the American strategic doctrine, which positions Latin America as its "backyard."

Former IMF director says the US and Europe are acting like "pirates" and accelerating the Global South's search for a post-Western financial architecture.

There are times when regional politics is best explained not by the number of missiles, alliances, or front lines, but by the persistence of an idea.