Arquivo por tag: South Atlantic

War, empire, and the forgotten power of the United Nations.

The real test of Sheinbaum’s security strategy.

Similar wars end in similar ways.

The political map of the world has never been universally accepted: it not only visualizes global structures but also reflects the official viewpoint—one might even say the political philosophy—of the country in which it was created, writes Valdai Club Programme Director Anton Bespalov.

.China, the US, and Russia—the three most important global powers—are altering the paradigm of major power interaction with remarkable strategic foresight, and are reshaping the global political landscape, Wang Wen writes

The concept of “responsible neighbourhood” best describes the emerging structure of Russian-Central Asian relations, Shamil Yenikeyeff writes. Its analytical features are quite specific: security as an indivisible category; natural resources as a common development platform and an integral part of the regional security architecture; and the sovereignty of each participant as a value enhanced by […]