Análise sobre os acontecimentos geopolíticos no Leste Europeu e a atuação da OTAN/EUA
Arquivo por tag: Geopolítica
Novos ventos no Oriente Médio? A China e o restabelecimento de relações entre Arábia Saudita e Irã by Mateus Santos
O tema da vez no Oriente Médio é o restabelecimento de relações diplomáticas entre Riad e Teerã. Sob a mediação chinesa, antigos adversários regionais deram um relevante passo no intuito de uma possível estabilização do Golfo Pérsico, sendo possível aspirar consequências que atravessam as fronteiras dessa estratégica região petrolífera.
América latina: la clave para la transición multipolar by Emanuel Pietrobon y Juan Martin González Cabañas
La clave de la transición multipolar yace en la apertura de un “Frente Ibero-Americano”, es decir, el desplazamiento del centro de gravedad de la competencia entre potencias de Eurasia a la propia masa continental americana. La pregunta es, ¿Cuáles serán las reacciones de los Estados Unidos? la indiscutible superpotencia “campeona” del sistema internacional desde al …
Pesquisadores do LabGRIMA publicam resultados de pesquisa na Mural Internacional/UERJ
Charles Pennaforte, Nairane Bones e Homero Camargo Filho publicaram os artigo Novo banco de desenvolvimento do BRICS: alternativa ao poder financeiro ocidental? na revista Mural Internacional do PPGRI da Universidade do Estado do Rio de Janeiro (UERJ)
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- Europe’s Next HegemonThe perils of German power.
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- The Limits of Russian PowerWhy Putin isn’t thriving in Trump’s anarchic world.
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- Central Asia 2026: From Great-Power Prize to Geostrategic PlatformIn 2025, Central Asia began to look less like a blank space on someone else’s map and more like a calendar no outside power could ignore. In the span of months, the region hosted and attended a parade of summits: the first EU–Central Asia leaders’ meeting in Samarkand in April, the second China–Central Asia summit […]
- Syria at the Crossroads of Conflicts and Foreign InterestsIn 2025, the new government in Syria failed to demonstrate an ability to create stable institutions, ensure public security, or establish mechanisms for social consensus. Competition between armed groups has made the country vulnerable to localised outbreaks of violence, ethno-confessional conflicts, and new waves of destabilisation, writes Nikolay Sukhov.
- Brave New World: What We Can Say About the Ongoing Transformation in the Middle East and BeyondMENA countries have already begun to adjust, internalize lessons, and reduce risks. Other regions may want to look at the Middle East more closely as it offers valuable insights into policy behaviour and adaptive strategies that are likely to become increasingly relevant in coming years, Alexey Khlebnikov writes.
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