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From Yalta to Alaska.

Eighty years after the Yalta Conference, where major powers divided post-World War II territories, the recent Trump-Putin summit in Alaska starkly contrasts in purpose and outcome. Unlike Yalta, which established frameworks for future peace, the Alaska meeting failed to address the Ukraine conflict. Their approaches and lacks of vision highlight contemporary geopolitical challenges.

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The Axis of Power is Cracking.

The content reflects on the historical and current significance of Athens as a cradle of knowledge and democracy, connecting it to contemporary global power shifts, particularly toward Asia. It discusses China’s economic rise, the decline of European influence, and questions the implications for human rights and individual sovereignty in this evolving landscape.

What happened to the Mappa Mundi?

In a dramatic military operation against Iran, the U.S. claimed success in destroying nuclear facilities. Amid a tense global response, including condemnation from Russia, China, and the UN, questions arise about the motives behind the assault and the potential for long-term conflict. Iran’s leaders promise ongoing revenge, complicating future U.S.-Iran relations.

The Downfall of Damascus

The content discusses the geopolitical shifts following the October 7, 2023, attack by Hamas on Israel, highlighting the implications for the Assad dictatorship in Syria. It emphasizes Israel’s strengthened military position amid regional instability, the ongoing Syrian crisis, and the impact of external alliances involving Russia, Iran, and Turkey in shaping the area’s future.

Mexico as a Declining Power

Ricardo Pascoe Pierce The Brazilian candidate to head the Inter-American Development Bank, Ilan Goldfajn, won the leadership in an election that pitted two Latin American giants, Mexico and Brazil, against each other. Goldfajn won the election with 80.08% of the votes cast. Argentina, which had …

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