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What is the European Union and Why It Stopped Adding New Member Countries
By Lohanna Reis
The European Union played a key role in promoting and maintaining peace in Europe; The block expansion stalled a decade ago, in 2013, for 7...
How China’s New Official Map Exposes Beijing’s Imperialist Ambitions and Puts the BRICS at Risk
By Lohanna Reis
China published its new official map, including territorial claims over regions of several countries, generating great international discomfort; A historical period, marked by defeats and...
What is the International Organization for Migration (IOM) and What Are its Challenges with the Large Migratory Flows in the Mediterranean
By Lohanna Reis
Waters that were once trade routes and historic connections have now become the scene of desperate migratory movements; In 2023, more than 100,000 migrants have...
The Geopolitical Importance of a Possible Trade Agreement between Mercosur and the European Union and Its Potential Obstacles
By Lohanna Reis
After a long standstill in negotiations, the European Union and Mercosur are once again discussing a trade agreement; The Lula government's approach was well received...
How Germany Is Leading the Creation of the “European Sky Shield Initiative” (ESSI) to Protect Europe Against Missiles and Drones
By Lohanna Reis
ESSI emerged as a response to the need to strengthen air defense in Europe; The escalation of Moscow's attacks on Kiev has motivated neighboring and...
How Economic Nationalism Is Replacing Neoliberalism as Major World Powers Deal with China, the Pandemic and Ukraine
By Lohanna Reis
China's emergence as a global economic power has been one of the main drivers of Economic Nationalism; With China as a competitor, major world powers...
How the Rapprochement Between Japan and South Korea Can Change the Geopolitical Dynamics of the US and China in the Indo-Pacific Region
By Lohanna Reis
With a troubled history filled with resentment, Japan and South Korea seek to normalize their relations; China and North Korea are considered important factors for...
How the New US Military Deal with the Philippines Closes the Maritime Encirclement of China
By Lohanna Reis
From the 19th century to the current geopolitical challenges, the American military presence in the Philippines is relevant; The territorial dispute in the South China...
How the Economic Integration of Turkic Countries in Asia Can Lead to a Political Union and a Turkish Mega Nation Challenging China
By Lohanna Reis
The quest for greater integration among Turkic states has the potential to reconfigure power dynamics in Eurasia and influence international relations; Turkey has played a...
The Growth of Indian Influence in the Indo-Pacific and Its Geopolitical Consequences for the Region
By Lohanna Reis
India's prospects, as an emerging country, rising to the level of one of the world's great powers; New Delhi's economic and social advantages in the...

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The United States’ Recent Rapprochement with the Former Soviet Republic of Armenia Due to Russian Weakness and the Conflict in Nagorno-Karabakh

Nagorno-Karabakh

The United States’ Recent Rapprochement with the Former Soviet Republic of Armenia Due to Russian Weakness and the Conflict in Nagorno-Karabakh

By Lohanna Reis on 2 October 2023 |

Defense, Russia and United States

The Nagorno-Karabakh conflict is one of the oldest and most complex territorial disputes currently, involving Armenia and Azerbaijan. The lack of Russian action and support…

Get to know the OPEC Cartel, the Organization of Petroleum Exporting Countries and How They Maintain High World Fuel Prices

OPEP

Get to know the OPEC Cartel, the Organization of Petroleum Exporting Countries and How They Maintain High World Fuel Prices

By Talita on 26 September 2023 |

Economy, Energy and Uncategorised

What is the European Union and Why It Stopped Adding New Member Countries

What is the European Union and Why It Stopped Adding New Member Countries

By Lohanna Reis on 18 September 2023 |

China, European Union, Globalization and United States

How China’s New Official Map Exposes Beijing’s Imperialist Ambitions and Puts the BRICS at Risk

China's New Map

How China’s New Official Map Exposes Beijing’s Imperialist Ambitions and Puts the BRICS at Risk

By Lohanna Reis on 11 September 2023 |

China, Emerging and Russia

What is the International Organization for Migration (IOM) and What Are its Challenges with the Large Migratory Flows in the Mediterranean

What is the International Organization for Migration (IOM) and What Are its Challenges with the Large Migratory Flows in the Mediterranean

By Lohanna Reis on 4 September 2023 |

How Brazil’s New PAC (Growth Acceleration Program) Is Similar to Other Global Infrastructure Projects

Brazil New PAC

How Brazil’s New PAC (Growth Acceleration Program) Is Similar to Other Global Infrastructure Projects

By Lohanna Reis on 28 August 2023 |

Emerging and Energy

What is the Red Cross/Red Crescent and What are its Challenges in the War in Ukraine

Red Cross Ukraine

What is the Red Cross/Red Crescent and What are its Challenges in the War in Ukraine

By Lohanna Reis on 22 August 2023 |

The Geopolitical Importance of a Possible Trade Agreement between Mercosur and the European Union and Its Potential Obstacles

European Union and Mercosul

The Geopolitical Importance of a Possible Trade Agreement between Mercosur and the European Union and Its Potential Obstacles

By Lohanna Reis on 14 August 2023 |

Climate, Economy, Emerging and European Union

What is the UN Security Council and What are Its Challenges in Creating Global Peace

What is the UN Security Council and What are Its Challenges in Creating Global Peace

By Lohanna Reis on 7 August 2023 |

How the Growing Insurgency in Manipur, India Can Have Geopolitical Consequences

Manipur, India

How the Growing Insurgency in Manipur, India Can Have Geopolitical Consequences

By Lohanna Reis on 31 July 2023 |