Charles Pennaforte was mentioned in the China Daily newspaper about his international geopolitical analysis.
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Le Monde Diplomatique Br: É a hora de preparar o novo ciclo geopolítico mundial por Charles Pennaforte
Podemos afirmar que a ideia de que o século XXI continuará a ser comandado pelos EUA e Europa perdeu o sentido totalmente
New Policy Brief #04: The geopolitical importance of the Port of Chancay, in Peru, for Brazil by Izan Araújo
“How can the Chinese investment in the Port of Chancay in Peru favor Brazil? China is building a new $3 billion port in Peru to improve maritime communication lines and increase trade in the Latin American market.
Keeping America close, Russia down, and China far away: How Europeans navigate a competitive world
Russia’s war on Ukraine has shown European citizens that they live in a world of non-cooperation. But their cooperative foreign policy instincts are only slowly adapting to this new reality. By Jana Puglierin and Pawel Zerka .
China reportedly reaches secret deal with Cuba to host spy base on island
Facility would allow Beijing to gather electronic communications from US but Cuba dismisses report as ‘unfounded’
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- The Ukraine Lesson Taiwan Keeps MissingIt’s not the drones—It’s everything around them.
- Can the Private Sector Save Vietnam?Why the Communist Party wants business to boom.
- How Europe Can Get Putin’s AttentionThe continent must overcome its Russia predicament.
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- Competing Strategic Corridors and the Politics of Economic Integration in a Fragmenting World OrderThe international system has undergone profound structural transformations marked by great power competition, rising protectionism, and growing uncertainty concerning traditional globalisation. Recurrent disruptions in global supply chains have further pushed states to rethink trade routes, infrastructure networks, and economic dependencies. Within this context, strategic corridors have emerged as key geoeconomic instruments for reshaping global economic […]
- The Hormuz Crisis and the ‘Three Whales’ of the Oil MarketOn July 6, the Valdai Club hosted a discussion titled “War, Sanctions, Supply and Demand: Oil Markets After the Gulf Crisis.” Moderator Ivan Timofeev posed a series of questions to the panellists regarding the fragility of the current truce and its impact on oil markets: to what extent has the cessation of hostilities influenced prices, […]
- Swimming Between Whales: The Hidden Strategic Costs of Geopolitical Conflict for Small PowersWhile OPEC+ and the US may be the two whales of global oil markets, ASEAN is not a third whale. Its countries are a school of smaller fish swimming between them. They do not get to decide how the whales move. What they can decide is how we swim: not locking onto one whale’s wake, […]
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