Canada’s Indo-Pacific Strategy
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We are Scared
Antonio Navalón There are so many things going on at the moment and so enormous that it is difficult to measure the exact scope of each of the crises. On the one hand, there is the war in Ukraine; can you imagine the vacuum of …
Luis Maizel’s Monthly Letter. Mexico: Reality or Chimera
Mexico has become a very marked dichotomy. On the one hand, it is a country full of life, culture, and good people, and on the other hand, it is governed by an autocracy democratically elected but far removed from the will of the people. The …
Nothing is a Coincidence.
Antonio Navalón Mexico’s history is written on unfinished business between New York, Tesla, and yesterday’s demonstrations. At this point, we must define whether we will be an institutionally stable country or not and what kind of opportunities we are waiting for. It is useless to …
Munich and Global Security
Angel Jaramillo At the recent Munich Security Conference, the great powers discussed the delicate balance of peace when everything revolves around the fate of a country halfway between Europe and Russia. February in Munich, the capital of Bavaria, is still cold. The baroque architecture of …
US Hegemony and its Perils; the Chinese Optic
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The Year of the War
Antonio Navalón The story of this year, 2023, began on the shoulders of tanks. On February 24 last year, there was the Russian invasion of Ukraine, and from there, naturally, we enter a scenario in which we have to combine, first, how the Russians feel …
WEF The Global Risks Report 2023
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The Fisherman Ended Up Being Fished.
Juan Villoro The rocks surrounding Chiloé Island are inhabited by a unique species of cold. Among them are two varieties of penguins with the surnames of explorers, the Magellanic and the Humboldt. Less well known is the cormorant, or “sea crow”, a dark bird with …
