Ricardo Pascoe Pierce Putin made the mistake of thinking that he would get Ukraine to turn its gaze towards Russia and forget about the West by massing troops on the Ukrainian border. In his gamble, he considered that he had more time to pressure the …
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 Models become exhausted. Empires collapse—everything changes. As if we didn’t have enough with hyperinflation or what the Covid-19 pandemic has meant, the world has been holding its breath again in the last few weeks. The word “war” has appeared again as something probable …
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 …