Washington, London and the Limits of War: The Risk of an Economic Implosion in the West
The world war that is progressively taking shape today is not necessarily a world war in the classical sense of[…]
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Russia and the Survival of Western Hegemony: Why a Russian Victory Could Accelerate the Birth of a Eurasian Market
The war in Ukraine is increasingly difficult to interpret as a purely regional conflict. Beyond the military confrontation between Russia[…]
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The Crisis of European Competitiveness: The Dollar, Tariffs, China and India in the New Crisis of European Industrial Competitiveness
Europe’s Crisis Is Not Merely a Crisis of Growth European industry is entering a historical phase in which the problem[…]
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The Attack on Iran and Its Anti-Russian Function: The Geopolitical Objective of Isolating Moscow from the Southern Seas
The attack on Iran can be interpreted not only through the immediate framework of the conflict between Iran, Israel and[…]
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The United States, Iran and the Middle East: The Return of “Divide and Rule” and the New Geopolitical Struggle Between Sunnis and Iran
The Middle East as a Major Arena of Global Competition The Middle East remains one of the most important arenas[…]
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Israel, the United States, and Iran: The Risk of Strategic Overstretch and the Historical Consequences of Geopolitical Miscalculations
A Geopolitical Analysis of Middle Eastern Tensions and Their Impact on Global Power The Middle East has once again become[…]
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Has the “economic dwarf” turned out to be a geostrategic giant? Russia and the lesson that history seems to have failed to teach the West.
For over thirty years, following the collapse of the Soviet Union, much of Western political analysis interpreted the Russian Federation[…]
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Venezuela and Iran: Why Success in Caracas Cannot Be Repeated in Tehran. A Geopolitical Analysis of a Potential Strategic Miscalculation
For more than two decades, Venezuela and Iran have frequently been grouped together in Western geopolitical analysis. Both countries have[…]
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Cui Bono? The Principle of Interest in Geopolitics: Why Understanding Power Means Investigating the Deep Causes of History
The Question That Has Always Accompanied the Analysis of Power Among the oldest and most powerful conceptual tools for understanding[…]
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Western Economic and Territorial Expansion After the Collapse of the Soviet Union: From Unipolar Globalization to the Return of Great Power Competition
The collapse of the Soviet Union in 1991 marked one of the most transformative events in modern history. For the[…]
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