Ao atingir o Golfo Pérsico, coração energético do sistema internacional, o conflito envolvendo o Irã projeta seus efeitos de forma assimétrica sobre o mundo, particularmente sobre a África.
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The decline of the US and the new global power struggle: how Active and Proactive States are reshaping international relations by Charles Pennaforte
When Russia invaded Ukraine in 2022, many analysts predicted that “the West” would isolate the country. However, China, India, Brazil, and several other states did not join the sanctions. Instead, they increased trade with Moscow, negotiated using alternative currencies, and strengthened forums such as BRICS.
Canal Podcast LAbGRIMA #53 No Ar!: O conflito no Oriente Médio
Análise sobre o conflito no Oriente Médio liderado pelo presidente Donald Trump e pelo primeiro-ministro Benjamin Netanyahu.
A nova disputa de poder global: como países fora do eixo EUA‑União Europeia remodelam as relações internacionais por Charles Pennaforte | The Conversation
“Imperativo antissistêmico”: A pressão geopolítica criada por sanções, guerras e crises provocadas pelos EUA e pela Europa obrigam países a escolher entre a acomodação ou a contestação. Os chamados Estados Proativos, cujos principais representantes seriam a Rússia, a China e o Irã, enfrentam diretamente essa ordem geopolítica e buscam transformá‑la.
‘Nulo a longo prazo’: não interessa ao Brasil compor Conselho da Paz por Charles Pennaforte | Sputnik br
Sputnik Brasil, analistas apontam que fundamentação multilateral da diplomacia brasileira não encontra respaldo no conselho.
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- The Iran War Comes to IraqBaghdad slides into a conflict it long wanted to escape.
- How Geopolitics Overran GlobalizationThe end of the dream of economic integration.
- What the Iran War Means for ChinaBeijing fears American volatility more than American power.
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- The Crisis in the Middle East and Greater EurasiaTimofei Bordachev, Valdai Club Programme Director, explores the relationship between the Greater Eurasian space and its Middle Eastern segment—engulfed by crisis and instability; this region is bound to Eurasia yet still peripheral to its Sino-Russian core.
- Water and Energy Challenges in Central Asia: A New PerspectiveCentral Asia has reached a critical threshold at which the traditional model of water–energy barter is turning into a source of regional conflict. The authors propose a radical paradigm shift: a transition to a Water–Nuclear–Energy Consortium (WNEC) under the auspices of Russia.
- The New Dynamics of the ‘Great Game’ in Central Asia and the South CaucasusOn 26 March, a discussion entitled “Ghosts of the ‘Great Game’: Could the South Caucasus and Central Asia Become a Space for Great Power Rivalry?” was held at the Moscow venue of the Valdai Discussion Club. The session was moderated by Anton Bespalov, Programme Director of the Valdai Club.
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