Historian Niall Ferguson discusses President Trump’s decision to oust Venezuelan President Nicolás Maduro, labeling it as overdue. He analyzes U.S. intervention history in Latin America, introduces the “Trump Corollary,” and evaluates the potential risks of regime change while considering global consequences involving China, Iran, and regional power dynamics.
The post criticizes the hypocrisy of leftist Mexican opinion on international law, highlighting their selective outrage against the US while defending authoritarian regimes. It argues that invoking sovereignty to protect dictators is opportunistic, noting historical examples where moral responsibility superseded legal constraints. Ultimately, it warns that ideological consistency jeopardizes Mexico’s national interest in trade and diplomacy.
The U.S. economy shows signs of growth amid rising unemployment and inflation. The Fed faces pressure to lower interest rates further while managing tariff controversies. Positive trends in home sales and consumer activity contrast with negative sentiments about affordability and confidence. Globally, economic fluctuations persist, impacting trade and investments.
The year 2026 marks significant geopolitical instability, driven by an unpredictable U.S. political shift and ongoing global conflicts. While some nations, like China and India, bolster their positions, Europe faces heightened challenges. An AI revolution is also underway, complicating governance. The global landscape is turbulent, with lasting implications for future generations.
The power of weapons is evident. A country that spends nearly $200 billion annually on defense, invests around $200 million daily, and, at least in theoretical terms, has the best army in the world, should be able to impose its will. Both the United States and Russia boast cutting-edge armed forces, but recent experience has shown that theoretical superiority does not guarantee victory.
The end of the year reflects a challenging global climate, with wars and economic instability. Trump’s administration has shifted power dynamics in the U.S., sidelining traditional political structures. The upcoming USMCA renegotiation will be crucial for regional economic stability, as issues of leadership ineptitude underline a deeper crisis in democracy and governance.
The content discusses the role of ethics in history and modern society, highlighting global challenges such as migration, racial tensions, and governance failures, particularly in the U.S. and Mexico. It emphasizes the need for ethical leadership and cooperation in addressing crises, while critiquing demagoguery and the loss of democratic values.
This official report of the United States Government outlines the priorities of the Trump administration concerning foreign policy, revealing a shift in its geopolitical strategy and values.
ith less than four weeks to go before we bid farewell to 2025—amidst the fury, the din, the missiles, and the drones—it is inevitable that we pause and take stock of how, in our political and social sphere, we will close out the year. Now that the first quarter of the century is over, we understand that we are not living in exceptional circumstances. Each period leading up to the world wars was unique in its time, yet they all shared the same air of menace.
In 2023, journalists uncovered “Team Jorge,” an Israeli company manipulating elections worldwide, claiming to have influenced 33 elections. Led by Tal Hanan, the firm employed a vast network of digital avatars for disinformation. The investigation revealed the persistent threat of digital manipulation, highlighting the evolving landscape of political influence.