O processo desordenado como foi formada, em 1922, e dissolvida a União Soviética, em 1991, ajuda a explicar a “desesperança”, quanto à paz, que prevalece no conflito entre o Azerbaijão e a Armênia. Por Paulo Antônio Pereira Pinto.
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China e Rússia — Os chineses do Sudeste Asiático e os “russos do exterior próximo por Paulo Pereira Pinto
Parece oportuna a reflexão sobre diferenças na evolução das formas de convivência, entre a RPC e os chineses que incluem significativa população no Sudeste Asiático (“overseas Chinese”), e as “dificuldades nas relações” da Rússia, com países vizinhos onde vivem, como herança da União Soviética, “russos do exterior próximo”.
[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 …
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