On September 26th GeoMercosur and the Laboratory of Geopolitics, International Relations and Anti-Systemic Movements (LabGRIMA) promoted the I Seminar of Contemporary Geopolitics and International Relations.
Xenophobia erodes South Africa’s leadership potential
President Cyril Ramaphosa’s inauguration, scheduled to coincide with Africa Day on 25 May this year, intended to highlight ‘government’s commitment to advancing the African agenda and to strengthening ties between South Africa and its neighbours’, according to The Presidency.
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Russia’s G8 Return: Italy Likely to Say ‘Yes’, Germany, UK, Canada & France are ‘No’s – US Scholar
Donald Trump has again spoken out in support of Russia’s readmission to the Group of Seven. American researcher and author Dr George Szamuely discussed what impact the US president’s words could have on the rest of the G7.
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India: Why this economic slowdown is serious
Market-based economies thrive on hope and belief of profit by private entrepreneurs. In the times of negative market sentiments, the government increases its expense to bring back hope. But the Narendra Modi government’s hands are tied at the moment.
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China’s ‘One Belt, One Road’ is threat to US in Latin America – US commander
Beijing’s decision to extend its ambitious multitrillion-dollar trade initiative to Latin America creates “security vulnerabilities” for the United States, said the chief of the US Southern Command (SOUTHCOM), Kurt Tidd
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The EU strategy in Central Asia
First, it is important to remember that the EU has a short history of relations with Central Asia. Its strategy towards the region was first introduced in 2007 and reviewed in 2015. It is less ambitious compared to the EU policy towards the six Eastern Neighborhood countries showing that, despite the strategic importance of Central Asia, the European Union …
Foreign Affairs Feed
- The Virtue of MonopolyThe real problem in today’s stock markets is not the omnipresence of high-frequency traders but the growing fragmentation of the markets, which hurts the 99 percent.
- America’s Great SatanIt is time to relegate Iran’s remarkable grip on U.S. strategic thinking to the dustbin.
- Nowhere to GoThe Western Hemisphere faces a migration crisis on a scale similar to the European crisis of 2015, with consequences just as far-reaching.
Analytics
- The Funnel of UkrainegateUkrainegate is gaining momentum and looks like a funnel that swallows the involved and not-quite-involved politicians alike. The very idea of impeaching Trump on the basis of his “inappropriate” connection with Ukraine arose as a replacement for Russiagate. Without formulating a nationwide political programme, the Democrats have relied on attempts to discredit Trump and media […]
- CIS Summit in Ashgabat: Strengthening the Integration FoundationThe latest summit of the CIS countries in some way demonstrated the renaissance of this organisation, since the conflicting claims of the post-Soviet states have, with time and the acquisition of new experience, increasingly given way to pragmatic economic cooperation and a more balanced foreign policy dialogue.
- Russia- France: A Start from Scratch?Although Russia’s relations with the abstract “collective West” continue to be tense today, lately some changes have appeared, primarily with respect to France. In August, a meeting between Presidents Vladimir Putin and Emmanuel Macron took place at France’s Fort de Brégançon; the latter announced that “Western hegemony” was nearing its end, and outlined the need […]
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