The New Geopolitics of the Straits The crisis in the Strait of Hormuz has brought the international system face to face with an old lesson that globalisation once appeared to have consigned to history: geography still matters. When a maritime…
Venezuela, Global Power and the Myth of the Rules-Based Order
In a world marked by geopolitical tension and fractured alliances, a largely unnoticed gesture during France’s Bastille Day on July 14 carried heavy symbolic weight. Indonesian President Prabowo Subianto marched beside Emmanuel Macron — a statement in favor of barrier-free…
As a Suajili proverb says: "If you don't plug the holes, you'll have to rebuild the walls."
Disputes between the European Union and Russia have once again taken to the headlines.
Her name is Siham, she is a young mother (37 years old) one of the passengers of the last legs that came to our islands. He has two children, an 11-year-old "Malak", a 16-year-old boy "Nassim".
On islands where business is easier with Berlin and Paris than with Murcia or Oviedo, it makes the dilemma of internationalization a key factor in addressing the development and growth of companies.
The new year began with positive news for the African continent, despite the devastating economic consequences of the Covid-19.
We left behind a year that was a symbol of falls, disease, destruction and faced a 2021 with challenges, hope and construction.
Africa has grown at a remarkable rate over the past decade. Europe, 14 km away, must look to Africa, generously manage migratory flows, ensure, in the short term, a dominant position, economically and culturally speaking.
