Antonio Navalón Today, with so much technology, dependence, and people so little accustomed to suffering and with so little pride in themselves, what awaits us is that the strongest can strike. And that it will do so without even taking out weapons, but simply threatening …
Antonio Navalón The problem with wars is that all of us pay the costs, and usually, if they survive, the joys are enjoyed by those who start them. It is terrible. The weak and the cowards are much more dangerous than the bad guys within …
Ricardo Pascoe Pierce The Russian invasion of Ukraine is the tip of the iceberg of a new global Cold War that confronts humanity with the dilemma between democracy and authoritarianism. It confronts the construction of societies of dialogue and tolerance to others that promote intolerance …
Ricardo Pascoe Pierce Ukraine and Cuba have something in common, defined by their geographic location and internal politics. They are hostage states because of their geographies and national circumstances. In a world of recurring conflicts between superpowers, being the “near neighbor” to either means geopolitical …
Antonio Navalón I have had a weakness and intellectual curiosity for the Russian soul for many years now. To find people so sentimental and violent at the same time is a difficult task. The Tsar was its maximum emblem and the expression par excellence of …