Análise do acadêmico Henrique Benjamin, pesquisador do LabGRIMA e bolsista FAPERGS
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“Si nos metemos en una carrera armamentista, es más probable que vayamos a la quiebra”: veterano diplomático de EE.UU. explica las tensiones con China
Según Chas Freeman, no se trata de un enfrentamiento ideológico, sino de que el gigante asiático “amenaza la supremacía económica estadounidense”.
[EXPERT OPINIONS]Let’s start from a premise that should be completely obvious from… by Giuseppe Gagliano
Let’s start from a premise that should be completely obvious from a strategic point of view: any maritime strategy, whether the English one – from the eighteenth century to the Second World War – or the American one, is necessarily a long-term strategy and therefore requires long-term investments by looking where it is possible to …
[EXPERT OPINIONS] Binarization of World Politics and a Third way by Anis H. Bajrektarevic
As the present world order weakens, the mega confrontations have appeared more likely: The Sino-American relations are increasingly adversarial, with escalating frictions over trade, advanced technology, human rights, and global strategic influence.
The Coronavirus Could Reshape Global Order
China Is Maneuvering for International Leadership as the United States Falters By Kurt M. Campbell and Rush Doshi
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- Europe Needs a Grand Bargain on EnergyA “go it alone” approach will leave countries in the cold this winter.
- Stop Tiptoeing Around RussiaIt is time to end Washington’s decades of deference to Moscow.
- China on the OffensiveHow the Ukraine war has changed Beijing’s strategy.
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- Eurasian Institutions Following the European CrisisInternational institutions in Eurasia were previously tasked with diversifying economic connectivity as the multipolar world demanded reduced dependence on Western-centric institutions reluctant to adapt to new realities. However, the European crisis has destabilised the world and discredited the West’s ability to facilitate economic cooperation.
- What Is a Sovereign State?There are almost 200 sovereign countries in the world, including large, medium and small ones — but not all can be considered truly sovereign; fewer than half, in fact, writes Valdai Club Programme Director Timofei Bordachev.
- The New Naval Doctrine of RussiaThe new Naval Doctrine is strikingly different from the 2015 edition. The world described in it seems much more disturbing and dangerous; its potential for conflict has increased significantly, Valdai Club expert Prokhor Tebin writes.
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